Welcome to my Daisy Daydream

I've finally finished what I wanted to do for a very long time: I've made 100 David Wenham and David Wenham character icons.

Feel free to use them, but

- if you use, please credit
- no hotlinking 

Enjoy!

Some teasers:

         

 

One of my LJ friends made me this beautiful Daisy calendar! It's awesome!
For some reason the pics turned out to be a bit blurry, sorry!

Anyway thanks hon, you know who you are .... *winks*

This really cracks me up.  LOL!


 

I just found this long video of the making of the ballroom scene from the Children of Huang Shi.

 

It’s mostly with David and I wonder if this is going to be his only appearance. From what I've heard his role seems to be nothing but a small, memorable part.

Time will tell …

Wishing you all every happyness in 2008!

Our national postal services offered the possibility to create stamps for personal use. So I took this opportunity to make my own David stamps.
Well, here they are, 

Since I had to pay a lot of extra money to create my own stamps, I'm not sure yet whether to use them or not. Oh well, it was fun to create them anyhow. Isn't everything what's got to do with David worth every bit of all the money?  *grins*

What can I say about my weekend at the RingCon in Germany. 
It's been a week now and I'm still sorting out all my pics and videos.

After Craig Parker's and Karl Urban's cancellation I didn't feel like going to Fulda anymore. Because of that to me the whole event didn't seem interesting enough anymore. 

Nevertheless I had a wonderful time, in particular with the John Noble panel. He's such an interesting and charming man. It was great to hear him speak about his love for theater. He also did quite a lot of research for his role of Denethor by which he completely understood what was going on through this man's mind.

Andy Serkis arrived on Saturday and only stayed for his turn of the panel, the autograph session and the photo opts. Too bad he didn't stay longer.

I also found out that Jed Brophy's (who played several orcs in the LotR trilogy) son, played Arwen's and Aragorn's son in the Return of the King.
I think that's quite a nice trivial detail. ;-)

Despite Craig Parker's absence Mark Ferguson tried as hard as he could and thanks to him, Lori Dungey, Thomas Robins, Jed Brophy and Jonathan Harding, who had much fun on stage, the whole event turned out to be one of my best RingCon's in three years.

Next year it'll be in Bonn and I'm already looking forward to it. Hopefully with David Wenham, whose attendance I've missed two years back  . . . . !!! 

Snagged this meme from  bijouatweb. Many thanks to myth_adventure for creating this wonderful list. ;-)

New pictures of David attending the 300 premiere in London yesterday.




And more goodies

Last night I went to a concert of the Canadian singer/songwriter Loreena McKennitt.
It was one of the most excellent concerts I've been to in many years. For those who don't know who she is, her music is characterized by Celtic and Arab influences. She can be compared to Enya, although she's got her own style.
I always feel completely relaxed when I listen to her music.

Her live performance was amazing, her voice is so pure. She also did an excellent job by playing the piano, harp and accordion. Her band consists of nine musicians, who were very skilled with playing several instruments as well. They also made use of some foreign instruments like e.g. celtic bouzouki and greek lute.

To learn more about Loreena McKennitt, you can take a look