Thoughts while rewatching all of Roswell: New Mexico

These aren't actually my thoughts, per se. They're just bits of the conversation between waxjism and me that tickled my fancy and that I then made into lettering.




Wax's been rewatching Roswell for like a week because she pauses every minute or two to type notes about it, like liveblogging, but on her phone, which obviously takes a lot longer. Earlier today she watched sixteen minutes of 3x01 in about two and a half hours. I suggested she post some of it already because she would surely have like 45 pages by the time she finished season 3, but she was shocked and horrified: "I'm not making these to POST. These are for ME." (Some of this with the sound on, some of it wearing headphones, so I have observed a certain amount.)

Wax's favorite way to engage fannishly with film is to read other people's recaps, reactions, and reviews. She used to spend all her time at TWP when she watched a show. So I didn't think it was that weird for her to be entering recap (reaction? liveblog?) fandom, but since she currently hates to be perceived, it actually makes perfect sense that she's writing the world's most detailed recaps for herself, just to pore over.

Abstract art icons: Hilma af Klint

Hilma af Klint (1862 – 1944) was a Swedish artist and mystic who created some of the earliest abstract paintings in Western art - a considerable body of her work predates the first purely abstract compositions by Kandinsky and Mondrian. She belonged to a group of women called "The Five" who developed a complex structure of mystic beliefs influenced by Theosophy and stressing the use of séance. Her paintings, which sometimes resemble diagrams, were a visual representation of complex spiritual ideas. (Paraphrased from Wikipedia)

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