Fandom-cryptid - Long Time Ago In A Verse Far, Far Away... I Fanned

I'm not really sure how this drawing came about. I watched a video on shadows and edges in figure drawing - simplifying shadows and letting some edges stand out and others fade away. And then I drew this. And I haven’t actually simplified the shadows as much as I could have in this picture - I was aiming for something more vague and interpretative, so I might even have another go.

But I like it a lot anyway, and once I'd gone through lots of 'uff, that's rubbish' stages and it was starting to come together, it felt like I really understood the shapes and 3-D-ness and it was as if I was stroking over the contours of his face - and who wouldn’t want to be stroking Castiel’s face?

Here's a close-up:

And here's the drawing with my materials - a 4B Wolff's carbon pencil (they're lovely, but look - I've worn it right down. I like a nice long, knife-sharpened point so I can mainly use the side) and a blending stick (you can draw with them if you dip them in willow charcoal dust) and my squishy rubber. I used my fingers to smudge too. Typically, it's on cheap, thin newsprint paper, so it's very fragile. But I could put it on Redbubble. Maybe I should do an equally romantic Dean and then they'd make a nice Destiel mug?

As always, I'm curious...

Poll incoming:

let them be soft please

...Really enjoying Sam's revenge ark...

(Hey I'm back; con season has released me for now...)

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About CW Gotham Knights Harvey’s Trigger Music

Does anybody know what is the exact name of that piano music? ‘Cause I just find out that the English subtitle of S01E05 in the CW Website reveals a different name…  I really want to know, so I can listen to the whole music. 

* Here’s the update from James Stoteraux (one of the showrunners):

https://www.tumblr.com/egoismt/722688731000225792/the-music-for-harveys-personality-trigger-is-the?source=share

“The subtitle is correct that it’s Fantasia in D. I think it’s from the adagio – but not 100% sure on that. Our composer David Russo did an arrangement to make it a bit off kilter & imperfect – almost like a child rehearsing the piece as an echo of young Harvey practicing the piano in the story he told Dr. Meridian.”