Showing posts with label Pride and Prejudice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pride and Prejudice. Show all posts

27/01/2014

napiraiz #059


Yes, a cat called Pemberley. Yes, she does. Yes, indeed.

05/01/2014

napiraiz #043

Dear readers (or maybe it's better to say viewers, because… well… obviously… the drawings, not that there's nothing to read here, especially if you are Hungarian who doesn't speak English, well, in which case you're probably not reading this here either… although there are letters as well on my drawings, but please don't say maybe it'd be better if there were nothing else but letters – though I would welcome the fellow-typofreak in you… aaaaanyway!)

You might have noticed that I've  got a bit held up in the whole Christmas-issue-making-and-a-few-personal-aspects-of-Christmas-coming-too, but hopefully I'll be able to get back to the good 'ole one drawing per day practice from now on.

So! New year, eh? Let's start with a classic Wickham one shall we?

30/03/2012

03/19/2012


You know the feeling when you say “If only it was my idea!” But it's not, and it's so tempting not to inform others about it… but you simply can't.

That's exactly the case with today's dailydrawing. The original idea of the whole scene – waiting in some moderately nice dress for the fictional man of your dreams, with a ton of cupcakes and a huge welcome-banner – well, I have to admit, it is not my invention. Applause for the – I think brilliant – artwork of “Stay for Lunch?” (yhea, that's a name):


Still, you know... Darcy is way too mainstream.

26/01/2012

01/06/2012


01/02/2012


(As much as I think doing 365IP in English is way more practical than in my original language, there still will be Hungarian phrases or words sometimes. The reason is simple: I am Hungarian, I speak Hungarian, my cat speaks Hungarian -- by the way, she's saying "Meow" --, so sometimes it just makes it more alive in my opinion. These are not very important words or sentences tho, you can perfectly understand the essence of the picture without it anyway.)