wherefore art thou, juliet? art thou lost?

i'm considering this one unfinished, because there's still something about it that doesn't look right to me. if anyone's got suggestions on what that might be, i'm open to them. but i thought i'd post it anyway, in the spirit of trying the catch up to where i should be on the "a to zed" project ( i believe this is supposed to be "g" female week or something like that).

this is elizabeth mitchell, who plays juliet on "lost". i chose her mostly because she's one of the few "lost" cast members i hadn't tried yet.

word.

for the life of me, i just couldn't come up with a good "e male/ e-mail" joke here...

i tried to make up for being so late last time by doing a caricature of four people in one. this time, i'm attempting to make up for it by doing a full-blown, full-colour finished piece. the logic doesn't really work out, though, because part of the reason i'm so late with this one is because i was putting time into doing a full-blown, full-colour finished piece.

whatever.

"e" is for edgar allen poe.

desperately trying to catch up...

the reason i'm so late with the next installment of the a to zed project actually has nothing, surprisingly (to me), to do with laziness or forgetfulness, which i expected to be my biggest roadblocks. i don't want to bother with a lot of details, but suffice it to say that i usually do these during lunch breaks at work, but recently found myself quite suddenly thrust into a temporary layoff situation, so the opportunity to work on them hasn't presented itself as often. so this one's two weeks late ( i believe), and the next few will be tardy as well, but then after that, i'll be back at work, and i'll start doing one or two a week until i get back on schedule.

in the meantime, "d" is for desperate housewives.