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Jordanna Morgan ([personal profile] jordannamorgan) wrote in [community profile] wolfbane_icons2007-05-26 09:52 pm
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Katharine Hepburn icons

These twenty-five icons snowballed from a Katharine Hepburn icon challenge. I've always liked her, and my searches found so many appealing pictures to use that it justified giving her a full icon set of her own. I'm very happy with almost all of these, and I had a lot of fun with them.


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Number 3, incidentally, won third place in the aforementioned icon challenge.


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My assorted icons for the month of May will be forthcoming in a few days, as soon as the results are in on some current icontests.
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[identity profile] nuranar.livejournal.com 2007-05-29 06:45 pm (UTC)(link)
Wow, these are pretty. I really like #1. :D I can't be a fan without having seen her, so I feel funny about adopting any yet; but I know where to find them when I want one. :D Great variety, too. Splendid job!
jordannamorgan: The artwork "Ascending and Descending", by M. C. Escher. (1930s)

[personal profile] jordannamorgan 2007-05-30 12:57 am (UTC)(link)
Thanks! :)

And... wow, you *have* been deprived. :Þ We're going to have to introduce you to "Bringing Up Baby" and "The Philadelphia Story"--two of the most famous classic films to actually *deserve* their popularity. (And the unsung gem "Holiday", of course.)

[identity profile] nuranar.livejournal.com 2007-05-30 03:13 am (UTC)(link)
Yes, poor widdle me. :D It will be a great pleasure to meet some classics that deserve to be so. It's funny about "Holiday." It reminds me of "Holiday Inn," the virtually-forgotten movie that is like a prequel to "White Christmas." Despite the presence of The Danny in "White Christmas," "Holiday Inn" is much my favorite. 'Sides, it's fun seeing Fred Astaire be a heel. :D
jordannamorgan: The artwork "Ascending and Descending", by M. C. Escher. (Story)

[personal profile] jordannamorgan 2007-05-30 03:42 am (UTC)(link)
"White Christmas" is one of my least favorite of Danny's movies, myself. It's boring, and I don't care to see him playing second fiddle to Crosby, who he so completely outdoes in every act they do. (Although granted, it isn't as bad as "Hans Christian Andersen", where a young boy has a really disturbingly possessive friendship with him. Blech.)

I know how the mental title-mixing is, though. "Holiday" tends to make me think "Death Takes a Holiday". *g*
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