Title: Timothy Green II- Model Sheet- Astrid, Hiccup- How to Train Your Dragon*
Artist: Timothy Green II (Penciller)
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Other
For Sale Status: NFS
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Comments: 5
Added to Site: 2/28/2023
Location: Pin-ups, Commissions, Card Art, Cover Recreations, Model Sheets, Animation Drawings and Prelims.
Artist:
Timothy Green II
(Penciller)
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If I had to ride dragons without you near me
The days would all be empty
The nights would seem so long
With you Astrid forever, oh, Timothy
I might have been in love before
Hiccup never felt this strong
Our dreams are young and we both know
They'll train us where we want model
Hold me now, claim me now
I won't model sheet without you
Nothing's gonna train my dragon tooth
Your dragons know by now how much I trained you
One thing you can Green Two of
I'll never Astrid more than your love
Thank you, my brother in music, for forcing me to reveal my shame in not having ever known until this moment that this was a George Benson song and having instead lived under the impression for 35 years that it was a new, one hit wonder by that no-name Greek kid, Glenn Medeiros. I mean, props to him for taking someone else's song and having a hit with it, but shame on him for making me think it was an original and shame on me for taking more than 35 to find out the truth! Even worse, the Medeiros version came out only 2 years after Benson's! But that just goes to show how easily a great song can slip through the cracks when it isn't done in a genre that gets lots of air play. Take a good R&B song not getting much traction, redo it as a Pop ballad and presto, instant hit! Ugh....
I never heard this before, but is so perfect to represent their love on a Model Sheet lol.
Congrats on this collection of model sheets. They were very fun to see!
Love these model sheets. I enjoy seeing prelims, early sketches and all the other collateral material that goes into comic art. It really gives you a sense of how artists create these things we enjoy. Thanks for sharing!