Art: Narcissa and two Snupins (R-ish for Cissa, G for the Snupins)

[jateshi]

Title: Interrupted Relaxation
Artist: jateshi
Character: Narcissa Malfoy
Rating: R-ish for a bare bum
Status: Completed!
Warnings: Naked buttocks and implied naked female body
Comments: The finally completed version of this lineart. I suspect that Lucius has just come into the room.



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Title: Tied With Red
Artist: jateshi
Characters: Severus Snape/Remus Lupin
Rating: G
Status: Completed!
Warnings: Implied relationship between two men and lots of buttons?
Comments: Honestly, red ribbon! I had far too much fun with this, methinks... The completed version of this lineart.



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Title: After the Moon
Artist: jateshi
Characters: Severus Snape/Remus Lupin
Rating: G
Status: Completed!
Warnings: Er...Snape has a big nose?
Comments: The completed version of this lineart. I rather love how the clothing came out, in terms of colour and design. :3



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Comments

[jateshi.livejournal.com]

XD Isn't it just the perfect arse for Narcissa? Kinda makes you jealous of Lucius, ne?

^^ The red ribbon actually is related to that, in a sense - in Japanese culture, couples are tied together with red ribbon when they get married to symbolize that their fates are now one. Mangaka use it to show when a pairing is "destined" for each other. :3

*blushes* And so very honoured that you think so, about the last one!

[judas-iscariot.livejournal.com]

Why feel jealous of either of them? They are both bloody well hot, so... I can just join in rather than feel jealous, haha.

Hm, I didn't know if the reference was intentional or not- but I've heard of it before. You know a lot about Japan, so I thought it might be, but I wasn't sure- it could be just a red ribbon I guess, which is why I brought it up. Hm, I've always heard it referenced as string that binds people together by fate rather than a ribbon (metaphysically)- it's rather frequent joke or plot line in anime/manga. I don't speak or read Japanese, so maybe it is a wide mistranslation or the word means two things. Like I said, I don't know.

And- hee, you know I adore your art.

[jateshi.livejournal.com]

String's not so visible in family photographs. :3