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Keep in mind that I doodled this while I was reading the [i]Let the right one in[/i] novel and had yet to see the movie, so I didn't go for a specific likeness with the actress who plays Eli... who was a VERY good casting choice anyway (seriously, practically the whole cast was). I just loved the whole Rubik's cube thing anyway. Perhaps because I had a Rubik's cube in the 80's, too :-DWatercolor and biro pen on moleskine.
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Thank you! I'll never stop endorsing this book, it's one of the best I've read lately, so I'm always glad to know others are reading it!
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Now four days after seeing the film and I'm still obsessed with 'Let the Right One In'. During my obsessive research I found a little tidbit from the author, John Ajvide Lindqvist. He plans on revisiting the characters of Eli and Oskar in an epilogue that will be included in a collection of his short stories. Probably be released in 2010, around the time of the American remake. Just thought I'd let you know, plus the countless others that will make their way here. All my best.
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excuse me , u said u did this while reading the bok, is it in english or swedish??cos' ive been dying to read it, and i dont understand swedish. ..
and u absolutely right, the movie was beautiful, i loved eli and oskar.
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I read it in Italian, but I know for sure the English edition exists 
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omigoood, i really wished ther is , where are u from anyway, im from singapore. intros??
age , name ....
guy or girl..
god the show like totally TRASHED TWILIGHT!....*LAWL*
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It's all on my userpage, just a click away
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whoa, padova...googled it its in italy..ahaha. always wanted to go there.for the art history ofcouse...cooool.
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I have seen the movie and read the book and I must say that they are favorites of mine in both mediums. Amazing job!
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Ah! Let the right one in.
I didn't know it was a book.
I saw the movie about a month ago but didn't get to finish watching it so i have no idea how it ended
But i know that i liked the portion that i saw
Great drawing <3
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The pen and watercolor look lovely together :3
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I really like the way you coloured it, besides hands look perfect, fav of course.
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Beautiful! I've read the book (I need to see the movie) and I really like your design of Eli 
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I have read the book and I think it's brilliant! John Ajvide Lindqvist is probably swedens best horror-writer 
This painting is great, I think you have captured the character in a very nice way!
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Thank you! (and yay someone who read the book!) Honestly I liked the subplots that didn't make it to the film, but I also can see why the director cut them. I think that in a novel you can digress more, while some parts that I loved in book form (i.e. Eli's flashbacks) would have looked cheesy on film.
Glad you liked the sketch!
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Yes, I agree with you!
Something else that I have realized is that people who have read the book seems to like the movie more then those who havn't, probably because you have the rest of the story, the missing subplots, as well. I went to the cinema together with my sister and a friend, and I was the only one who liked the movie (I was also the only one who had read the book)even though we normally have the same taste is movies
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That movie was beautiful, I can only expect the book was as good. Great!
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I have not read the book,but seen the movie and I love it.
Nice picture
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I don't know the character, but I like it very much. Soft and tender colours, very nice!
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Thank you! This is a book/film I totally recommend anyway, give it a try if you have the chance!
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Thanks for the recommendation, I will have a look.
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