#alan brooks

[mystarwarsthoughts]

Star Wars Fan Art: Luke Skywalker

Star Wars Fan Art: Luke Skywalker

Here’s some more Star Wars fan art, this time centering around Luke Skywalker. I tend to love pencil drawings and sketches, and this one of young Luke is great. Sean Miller, artstation.com This one reminds me of a Blade Runner Luke. So cool! Cyberpunk Luke from Wallpaper Engine, wallpaperenginefree.com Liam Brazier is a favorite of mine, I love how he uses color in a mosaic-kind of…

View On WordPress

[thedeadofflandersfields]

Hades by Alan Brooks

[wookiee-monster2]

Luke Skywalker

art by Alan Brooks

[letterboxd-loggd]

The Hole in the Wall (1929) Robert Florey

May 12th 2020

[ironicscavenger-archive]

“The tears I feel today I'll wait to shed tomorrow. Though I'll not sleep this night Nor find surcease from sorrow. My eyes must keep their sight: I dare not be tear-blinded. I must be free to talk Not choked with grief, clear-minded. My mouth cannot betray The anguish that I know. Yes, I'll keep my tears til later: But my grief will never go.” Anne McCaffrey

Firstly, I’m sorry if this poem is slightly emotional. Secondly, I thought I had to say a few words. Alan Brooks was never intended to exist. He was going to be dead from the beginning, but somehow I decided to give him a life. Only for it to be taken away now. I knew someone had to die, because the story needs drama. And of course, the obvious one would have been Ellie, but I love her too much. So, I’m sorry Mr. Brooks. Thank you for your sacrifice.

PS: I made the actual decision after he accidentally died while I was taking screens, so this was foreshadowing lol. Also, I know people don’t give explanations for their stories, but I felt the need to do it.

[artverso]

Alan Brooks - Hotwire 

[ironicscavenger-archive]

“We’ll be fine love,” Sarah assured him with a kiss. “Go say goodbye to Ellie.”

[ironicscavenger-archive]

“Well, dad and I are heading to the airport. We’ll be there soon.” “I’m sorry.” “Let’s not do this over the phone. We’ll talk when we get there.” “Is that really necessary?” “I don’t care if it is or not. We’re going.”