DiscWorld Dolls Day 7: RIP Andy Hallett
Mar. 31st, 2009 11:35 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
puppetmakerBut first here is a progress picture
(For my visually impaired readers, this is a picture of the three wyrd sisters and Greebo the cat before I put on the soft body that completes the doll. They also have to be painted before I put the body on)
I have a lot to do today but I have done it before and will do it again today. In fact I have done what I needed to do in Wendy’s class in a day so I am hoping I can do it here.
Andy Hallett is best known as Lorne Green on Angel. It is a role that was tailor made for Andy’s skill set and he did a great job with it. I met Andy a number of times over the years that he was at various conventions that we happened to be at. I even got him and Mark Lutz to come to one of Sean’s shindigs at DragonCon which he thanked me for the next day. The one short conversation I will always remember with Andy is when he met baby Caroline who giggled and cooed at him. He told me that Peter was going to have to polish up a big stick to keep the boys away because he could see that she was going to be a heartbreaker when she grew up. He will be missed.
Off to work on the dolls. I think I am going to work outside since it is beautiful although a little windy.
Another progress shot tomorrow.
I am grateful that I met Andy.
(For my visually impaired readers, this is a picture of the three wyrd sisters and Greebo the cat before I put on the soft body that completes the doll. They also have to be painted before I put the body on)
I have a lot to do today but I have done it before and will do it again today. In fact I have done what I needed to do in Wendy’s class in a day so I am hoping I can do it here.
Andy Hallett is best known as Lorne Green on Angel. It is a role that was tailor made for Andy’s skill set and he did a great job with it. I met Andy a number of times over the years that he was at various conventions that we happened to be at. I even got him and Mark Lutz to come to one of Sean’s shindigs at DragonCon which he thanked me for the next day. The one short conversation I will always remember with Andy is when he met baby Caroline who giggled and cooed at him. He told me that Peter was going to have to polish up a big stick to keep the boys away because he could see that she was going to be a heartbreaker when she grew up. He will be missed.
Off to work on the dolls. I think I am going to work outside since it is beautiful although a little windy.
Another progress shot tomorrow.
I am grateful that I met Andy.
