Art: Jack's Fridge and Job Description

[in_joke_taken]

Title: Jack's Fridge and Job Description
Makers Name:in_joke_taken
Rating:G
Disclaimer: I don't own EUReKA, not unless you count the DVD's.
Notes: So i was trying to write my eureka_tag entry and this happened instead. The fridge is from a screen cap at visit EUReKA, the badges are from a promo pic from http://www.spacecast.com/microsites/fall07/. This is my first graphic for any fandom so comments and constructive criticism are welcome and wanted.


(Edit: trying to update to working links and cannot get the embed, have direct links.)

https://images.squidge.org/image/z0oTM (Modern fridge with paper stuck to it with a magnet.)
https://images.squidge.org/image/z7jWH (Job description with hand written note on it.)

Comments

[quechop.livejournal.com]

awesome!
And I'm not the only one that thinks it's funny that they call the local NONscientist to fix all the messes made by the ubersmart scientists.
What did you think of the season premiere?

[in-joke-taken.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the comment.

I really liked the premiere. I mean, Allison saying yes I think happen a little to quickly (as well as it was just weird that she climbed into Nathans lap in Cafe Diem). But other then that it was fun and quirky. I loved the idea of Martha as a frustrated teenager and the parallel to Zoe. And that there wasn't a bad guy, just a bunch of people messing with things they shouldn't and then they go wrong. I love that we got to see Vincent's kitchen. I'm intrigued by Eva, though the friend I watch with pointed out that its weird that both of the women involved in a conspiracy have been red heads. All in all I can't wait to see the rest of the season.

[fairest1.livejournal.com]

Nice! But typos -- "Protect and server" and '24 Year of age' 'additive behavior'

[in-joke-taken.livejournal.com]

Thanks. And wouldn't you know it, worry about complete misspellings and its typos that get me.

[fairest1.livejournal.com]

No problem -- I've had similar moments myself; after the second hour of ensuring each pixel in an image is the way you want it, you hit a point where you forget how to spell 'The'.