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Holy crap, I can't believe I actually sat down and drew this. I've been wanted to to draw some fanart for the movie Red Eye for nearly a year now, but never quite able to summon up the courage to do so.

This was a super quick drawing; I actually think I spent more time on getting the characters to look like their respected actors than I did with anything else in the entire piece. Since this is going into my private collection, I really didn't want to put a whole heck of a lot of time into it anyway, which included inking the figures and giving them a decent coloring job. I also liked the sketch so much I didn't want to loose a lot of line like I do when I ink a picture, so I decided to just color with pencil lines. I'm kind of regretting it now, seeing how the characters looked more how they were supposed to when they were mere sketches, but like I said, this was only used to fulfill my fangirl-ism and to be purely therepudic. I'm not even expecting a lot of feedback on it, so I might scrap it later.

Red Eye is one of those movies where you have two types of reactions from the movie goers. Most people just saw the movie as another "pretty girl gets kidnapped by creep" Wes Craven sort of thriller, and are more or less indifferent to the movie. However, there was a small audience where there was something about the movie that just hit a different cord, myself included, and thus one of my favorite pairing fandoms was born. Which is odd if you think about it, considering that after the first twenty minutes one can easily argue that there was no longer any attraction between the two characters, while others like myself are firm believers that the attraction between Lisa Reisert and Jackson Rippner never stopped throughout the course of the movie (the bathroom scene was freaking hot, although nothing of that sort happened), and we would love to see further development between the characters in a hopeful sequal, but I think we have a better chance of Wes Craven making a Scream 4 than a Red Eye 2 anytime soon.

But Cillian Murphy and Rachael McAdams just look so damn good on screen together...

One can always dream.

Lyrics are from the song "Weapon" by Matthew Good

Jackson Rippner, Lisa Reister (c) Wes Craven and Dreamworks Studios

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Holy crap, I can't believe I actually sat down and drew this. I've been wanted to to draw some fanart for the movie Red Eye for nearly a year now, but never quite able to summon up the courage to do so.

This was a super quick drawing; I actually think I spent more time on getting the characters to look like their respected actors than I did with anything else in the entire piece. Since this is going into my private collection, I really didn't want to put a whole heck of a lot of time into it anyway, which included inking the figures and giving them a decent coloring job. I also liked the sketch so much I didn't want to loose a lot of line like I do when I ink a picture, so I decided to just color with pencil lines. I'm kind of regretting it now, seeing how the characters looked more how they were supposed to when they were mere sketches, but like I said, this was only used to fulfill my fangirl-ism and to be purely therepudic. I'm not even expecting a lot of feedback on it, so I might scrap it later.

Red Eye is one of those movies where you have two types of reactions from the movie goers. Most people just saw the movie as another "pretty girl gets kidnapped by creep" Wes Craven sort of thriller, and are more or less indifferent to the movie. However, there was a small audience where there was something about the movie that just hit a different cord, myself included, and thus one of my favorite pairing fandoms was born. Which is odd if you think about it, considering that after the first twenty minutes one can easily argue that there was no longer any attraction between the two characters, while others like myself are firm believers that the attraction between Lisa Reisert and Jackson Rippner never stopped throughout the course of the movie (the bathroom scene was freaking hot, although nothing of that sort happened), and we would love to see further development between the characters in a hopeful sequal, but I think we have a better chance of Wes Craven making a Scream 4 than a Red Eye 2 anytime soon.

But Cillian Murphy and Rachael McAdams just look so damn good on screen together...

One can always dream.

Lyrics are from the song "Weapon" by Matthew Good

Jackson Rippner, Lisa Reister (c) Wes Craven and Dreamworks Studios