From: Re: ...respectfully!
Tuesday, April 12, 2005 3:47 PM
"Corey Burton" <corey@coreyburton.com>
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"Shinju Tetsuya" <plotsntom@plotsntombstones.com>
A brief followup...
So nice to have met you! Such outstanding and marvelous work! As one with no 'visual' talents whatsoever, I am in awe of those who can illustrate such emotion, character, and story into 2-dimensional images. These are top-notch! I love this one of Megatron and myself so much I put it on my desktop. I promise you I did.
I must tell you Ms Seekings, that I also really enjoyed the samples of the story you’ve written that goes with this art.
I do not get to say this very often because I receive a lot of work from A LOT of fans, but it is so cleverly written, fluid, & powerful that I was not only able to visualize all that was happening, but I could feel and even ‘smell’ it almost. Metatisic is not overbearing, he’s not too powerful or overdone. He doesn’t eclipse the realized characters. I don’t often see that in fans personal characters. That’s very rare. I thoroughly enjoy him and most certainly can relate to Shockwave’s approval and respect for him. Seems I owe him a lot. I thought while reading: Perhaps even Shockwave misses him? Still feeling his loss and thinking of him often as the years turned into millions waiting to hear if his son has survived. Or have I now lost every part of him?
>Shockwave, at least to me .. I always got the impression of 'time'‚ with him. I felt as though he >had seen and witnessed a whole lot. His design could have been a factor; It sorta coughed up this image of classic 1950's sci-fi constructs ..something out of the pages of a Isaac Asimov fiction novel. Just very classic. I felt that he would have remembered when the state of affairs were in their glory and that would have been a reason to the commitment he had verses the other members of his team that were young, naive, and just looking out for #1.
He’s a figure who has seen the passing of untold millennia... Long past any wonder, anxiety, or uncertainty. Even the entire concept of "world weary" must have faded out within the
first ten centuries. "What's another million years? While countless billions of organisms scurry about in futile attempts to alter the future, they all come and go in the blink of an eye, to no real effect. ...and I'll till be here, tending to my post". In a way, he embodies the timeless
'soul' of the Universe. (Golly!)
Carry on!
And Enjoy!
All the Best -- CB