#Craig Clarke

[secretkeeper13]

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Unfortunately, life has been getting in the way of writing these days. But here’s a little snippet of outsider POV Hinny that I recently wrote for my (still very much unfinished) WIP in my OC Craig Clarke series. I know it’s not much, but I hope you like it!

“We’re never going to pull this off,” Craig moaned quietly, putting his head into his hands, firmly convinced that the universe was (yet again) conspiring against him.

“Chin up, Craig,” said Mr. Potter, his tone sympathetic. “As a very wise person once told me,” he paused, giving a pointed look to Mrs. Potter, “anything’s possible if you’ve got enough nerve.’”

Craig supposed that Mr. Potter meant that to be comforting, but it only made him feel worse— there was a reason he was sorted into Hufflepuff, after all, and it directly related to a lack of that particular attribute.

Mrs. Potter grinned, her cheeks flushing a pretty shade of pink. “I can’t believe you remembered that.” She shook her head, her smile growing wider as she looked up at her husband.

“Of course I remembered it. You’ve always had a way with words, Gin.”

“Well, you weren’t exactly paying me much attention back then, now were you?” Mrs. Potter teased, still smiling, her warm brown eyes twinkling in the bright morning light that filled the small room.

Mr. Potter raised his brows and shrugged, biting his lip as if to keep from laughing. “What can I say— I was a late bloomer.”

Mrs. Potter threw her head back and laughed. After a second, Mr. Potter dissolved into laughter as well.

Craig had no idea what was funny, or for that matter, how someone who defeated a dark lord at seventeen could ever be considered a late bloomer. He was always out of his depth where the Potters were concerned, he thought.

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A sculpture titled 'MPODS: Mental Projection of Digital Self (Modern Lifesize statue)' by sculptor Craig Clarke. In a medium of Telephony, computer wire and in an edition of 1/1.

[dailydccomics]

Superman by Wes Craig

[wwprice1]

10 great Marvel covers for August!

[ladamarossa]

Coda (1987)

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Action Comics #1070-1073 variant covers by Wes Craig.

[xwingace]

I'm trying to figure out the ages of the Supacell main characters. Mainly because I'm finding it really hard for some of them to get a proper grip on that.

Dionne & Michael: We know how old these two are. We get Dionne's age given as 30 (birthdate in March 1994), and Michael can't be more than about a year older or younger because it's heavily implied they were in the same grade in school.

Sabrina is probably also around that age; maybe a little younger. 28-30 seems like a good age to get to Senior Nurse with a slight delay. She does come across a bit younger when dressed for clubbing, but I think it fits.

Sharleen is the younger sister. We're seeing her working on a dissertation, meaning she's working on a PhD? Or just a Master's? Which I think puts her in the 26-28 range depending on how long her chosen course was and how much delay was caused by her provably atrocious taste in boyfriends (not that Sabrina is much better there) I don't think these two are more than two or three years apart, either.

Andre is older; mid-thirties at least, probably even early '40s. Old enough to have a teenage son without having it be a teenage pregnancy on either his or Aisha's part

But those were the easy ones. The rest is a bit harder to estimate.

Krazy is probably mid-thirties. Not so old that the age difference between him and Sharleen gets really creepy, but a bit on the skeezy side none-the-less. I guess he could be a bit younger, but given that most of the gang he runs with is known as the 'olders' and they all look around that age, it seems a decent estimate.

Rodney could be anywhere between about 17 and 25, depending on exactly when 'getting a hostel at 16' actually happened. I'm going for 22-ish, so on the older end of that because he refers to Tazer as a 'street kid', implying Tazer is younger even. Also I don't buy Calvin as a teenager still. But he's definitely on the young side in his 20's

And then Tazer. Tazer is the hardest to estimate for me. We get Rodney's implication of 'street kid' and he does look very young when he's taking care of his grandmother, but he does a pretty damn good job of projecting bulk and menace otherwise, making him look a bit older. He's still pretty cut up about his mother leaving -- and on rewatch, that happened a lot more recently than I first thought. I thought it was about two years prior, but it could be as little as 6 months or so. Although the most recent picture we see of Tazer and his mother does at least still feature Josh Tedeku as Tazer, and not the younger teenager we see in another pic. Which just makes it harder to tell Tazer's age, really. So although I don't really buy it from the actor, Tazer could be as young as 18. Ultimately I think I'd put his age at around 20 but I'm definitely open to other arguments.

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[kaitlinj16]

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[milton-dammers]

I haven't seen such a good comedy in a long time, I recommend this pretty shit.

[mariocki]

New Scotland Yard: Error of Judgement (2.8, LWT, 1972)

"Well, why didn't Stevens identify this girl?"

"Oh, he said she was only a teenager, he didn't want to create family problems for her."

"You let a man hang because you've got family problems? I take it we did try to find her? This girl?"

"It was up to the defense to produce their own witnesses."

"You didn't even look for her?"

"Look, if we'd been asked to by the defense solicitors, if we'd been directed by a judge, if we'd known who to look for, if we'd had a description - nobody even produced a name for the girl!"

"Therefore she didn't exist."

"Not necessarily."

[artparks-sculpture]

A sculpture titled 'The Electric Kiss (Wire Couple figurative statue)' by sculptor Craig Clarke. In a medium of internet, computer wire and in an edition of 1/1.

[goldenboyreturns]

I totally fell off the Batober bandwagon, but don’t worry, I’ve still been drawing nonsense. References (of which there are truly a shameless amount) and process timelapse below. BG is an old abstract painting from college.

[wwprice1]

Excited for DC All In in October! Great art here by Wes Craig and Daniel Sampere.

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Films Watched in 2023: 86. The Pod Generation (2023) - Dir. Sophie Barthes