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GO - The Four Horsepersonsby *Eeba-ism

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I did these last night as well, thought I might as well post them.. given the comment I made on this: [link]

RIGHT-O.

Death
When I was very little, the cartoon of Soul Music played on TV.. and my mother dubbed it inappropriate for my young mind, so naturally I watched it anyway. I can't remember all that much of it now, only the things that stuck with me.. like Terry Pratchett's utterly wonderful rendition of Death. There is no other Death like him, and there never will be again.
Also lol Top Gear.

Famine
Famine quite honestly scared me. The whole "culture" of dieting and body-image and what-not already unnerved me, so when I met him as the character devised to be responsible for all that.. my skin crawled a little D:

War
AngelinaJolieAngelinaJolieAngelinaJolieA ngelinaJolieAngelinaJolieAngelinaJolieAn gelinaJolieAngelinaJolie-- dreadfully unoriginal, I know, but that's how I pictured her.

Pollution
Like I said on the previous picture: I developed an unhealthy fixation with him when I first read the book.. and it hasn't lifted. He came out how I see him.. which is looking as though he could be anywhere from nineteen to thirty, slightly androgynous and on his last legs.
Perhaps it's the fact that I imagined him with a soft but rather deep voice that really sold him for me.. not quite as melodious as Tim Curry.. but something like that and just as sumptuously oily.

Theeere's something wrong with me xD

Good Omens is (c) Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman

~Tribal-Girl Dec 29, 2012

Don't worry, you're not the only Pollution fangirl out there. There are plenty of others.

~AvisTheArtistGeek Nov 23, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Love the Anti-Stig!

~Hanaki-chan Oct 31, 2012 Student

... so who else thinks Famine bares a resemblance to (the infinitly awesome) tyrannical dictator Lord Vetinari?

~irisbleufic Sep 9, 2012

Your Death in a biker helmet is *perfect* <3

~V2113 Aug 28, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Wow. You have accurately portrayed my headcanon for Pollution and Famine. And Death. I have a slightly different headcanon of War, though. EXCELLENT. How do you art? Seriously.

~miasaki666 Jul 25, 2012

Mmmm, not quite tim curry... cumberbatch, perhaps?

*BabylonSabby Jun 22, 2012 Student General Artist

LOL! The Anti-Stig.

~DorianHerestor Apr 5, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

This is perfect, absolutely perfect to the last detail! I love every bit of it, from Pollution to Famine (he creeped me out too, although I always liked his style) to War (yep, Angeline Jolie through and through) to Death. You are right, there is no other like Death (wow, this just sounded super-creepy). I saw the cartoon Soul Music a while back, when I was reading the book, and really, that part at the end when Death rides a bike made out of bones, crashes it on a ravine, and then starts playing electric guitar, that was THE MOST AWESOME thing I've ever seen in my life! I love Death to death (har-har) he's my Discworlds favorite character (next to Vetinari, of course. Oh, and Vime. And Angua. Oh, and Susan...But Death and Vetinari beat all of them) Oh, BTW, right now I'm class, and your Anti-Stig made me laugh out loud. Yep, in the middle of Portuguese. Fortunatly, my teacher just looked at this, and she, like Top-Gear as well and knowing GO, just laughed out loud too, so no sweat.