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Still Life (art)

Still Life as an art genre is less popular in fanart than in original art, because much of fandom, and by extension fanart, is focused on characters. And if objects are the motif, the fanart often is either technical or worldbuilding related, such as blueprints or maps, or detail studies of single objects (a moderately popular genre in Harry Potter because that fandom has many magical objects that are interesting to design and visualize), rather than still life arrangements of several objects.
However some fanartists excel at creating fannish still lifes, for example GnatkipNeville's Talismans, Onion Soup at the Burrow,
Knight Bus, Fifteen Sickles,
Hagrid's Shelled Peas (HP), and Sand and Thread and Little Marble Eyes (Pushing Daisies), all by Gnatkip. (needs more examples from other artists!)
Fannish Still Lifes can also reference famous still life paintings, for example the community HP Fringeart runs Imitation Challenges in which the fanart submitted is inspired by famous paintings, some of those still lifes, like Gnatkip's Bubotubers that imitates Vincent van Gogh's Vase with Fifteen Sunflowers only with bubotubers, or Unicorn's Skull with Shrivelfig that imitates Georgia O'Keeffe.
==More Examples==
*The Winchesters 1989 and The Winchesters 2010 by becc-j 
==References==
Category:Visual Art
Still Seeking Summerlee - A Lost World Fan Event

Still Seeking Summerlee - A Lost World Fan Event was a one time The Lost World convention held in Toronto, Canada. The focus of the con was writing and video production, with 
a fanfiction writing contest. The guest of honor was Michael Sinelnikoff, who played Arthur Summerlee on the television series.
==Program==
===Friday, May 14, 2004===
Evening BBQ
 
===Saturday, May 15, 2004===
8:30 AM -12:00 PM 
Fanfiction writing, script writing, beta reading
Topics:
Writing in different fanfic genres: adventure, humour, hurt/comfort
How to develop and write realistic characters
Beta-readers -- friend or foe?
How to write a TV script
12:00 PM -1:00 PM Lunch
1:00 PM -2:30 PM 
Making a video – Demonstration
Introductory vid making: How do I get started?
Advanced vid session: sharing the latest techniques and equipment
2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Afternoon session with our special guest, Michael Sinelnikoff - Questions and Discussion
Production discussion with Michael Sinelnikoff, using the morning's sketch script as an example
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM 
Fanfic awards
The three best stories of the Still Seeking Summerlee fan fic challenge are being honored.
7:00 PM - dinner at Jakes on Main Pub & Grille 
===Sunday, May 16, 2004===
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Brunch - More fun and discussions for those still in town
==Resources==
*Fanfic Challenge Winners list, archive link
Category:The Lost World
Category:Conventions in Canada
Still Viced

Still Viced is a gen Miami Vice 50-page anthology. It was a one-shot fanzine, a bit lighter in tone than its sister zine, Gold Coast.
==Contents==
* Brothers in Arms by Karen Howard ("Castillo must deal with the news that Crockett is not dead but may have turned is cause for serious reflection by Lt Castillo.")
* Hello, Little Darlin' by Jane Steinmetz ("It’s nearly Christmas and Sonny gets to play Santa for a pair of homeless teenagers.")
* Travelin' Home by Shannon ("Crockett is at loose ends after quitting his job so he goes on the road and invites Castillo along for company.")
* D.C. Babysitting, Vice Style by Sharon Gates ("When Castillo is called to Washington to testify at a trial, he is drawn into a kidnapping involving Lee Stetson and Amanda King") (crossover with Scarecrow and Mrs. King)
* Caroline's Lament — a poem by Gretchen M. Cupp
* Art by Connie Fryer
Category:Miami Vice Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Still Waters (Star Trek: TOS story by Alexis Fegan Black)

Also see Still Waters.
Still Waters is a Kirk/Spock story by Alexis Fegan Black. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #7.
==Summary==
"About to leave Vulcan after the Koonakalifee, Kirk learns that Spock is to bond with another Vulcan woman once they return from the Altair ceremony."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
===1996===
===1998===
==References==
 
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Still Waters (Star Trek: TOS story by Dovya Blacque)

For other works of this title, see Still Waters.
Still Waters is a Kirk/Spock story by Dovya Blacque. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #30 in 1993 and reprinted in Splendor in 1998.
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2009===
==References==
 
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Still Waters (Star Trek: TOS story by Suzan Lovett)

Still Waters is a Star Trek: TOS story by Suzan Lovett. 
It was published in Odyssey #7 and later in Antinomy.
 
==Summary==
From the publisher: "A gorgeous artist/musician is on board the Enterprise, and Kirk has a good idea of what's going to occur during her visit. But events don't always happen according to plans."
From The McCoy List: "The Enterprise is transporting several entertainers to ceremonies welcoming a new member of the Federation. The Captain has plans for one of these entertainers, the intriguing, beautiful Fern. Fern, however, has plans of her own and they involve McCoy, not Kirk."
==Excerpt==
"She's coming to my cabin for dinner," Kirk went on enthusiastically, "and what might follow," he added with a twinkle. "Isn't she incredible, Bones? God, it'll be like holding a firefly in your arms." As Kirk droned on, McCoy tuned him out. Not that he was jealous; it was just that this happened a little too often. Whenever a desirable female passenger presented herself on the ship, there was Kirk, pitching. Of course, the captain had to be extremely careful of entanglements with the crew: shore leaves were sporadic at best and he was a virile man. But, thought McCoy, what chance does that leave for an old man like me?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Het Fanfiction
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Still Writing

Still Writing was a webring for Hanson fanfic run by Aura to highlight those who were still writing after several years without a new album.
==Member Sites==
*Another Day Alone
*Blow Up Doll Chronicles
*A Dance With Destiny
*Distorted Dreams
*Erotic Suicide
*Filtering Through
*Forever, This Way
*Hanson Authors Association
*Hanson's Creek
*Just Say Bop
*Let Me Down
*Mind To Reality
*Märchen
*Organized Chaos
*The Other Soulmate
*Rogue Faery
*Scrawled In Black
*A Sorta Fairytale
*Tragedy
*Two Beds and a Coffee Machine
*Writing on a Napkin
Category:Hanson Webrings
Category:2003
Still the One (Starsky & Hutch vid)

"Still the One" is a Starsky & Hutch vid by Laura McEwan, aka raynebow68 on YouTube. This is a humorous slash vid with the pairing of Starsky/Hutch. It premiered at SHareCon 2008. It was uploaded to the vidder's YouTube page on August 26, 2008. 
This vid was been awarded the following:
Driver Picks the Music Awards, Round 19
Winner: Most Humorous
Driver Picks the Music Awards, Round 19
Runner-Up: Best Relationship
2008 Torino Awards, Third Place Vid Award
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by sc_fossil aka LilyK on Crack Van on May 27, 2011: "It's bouncy and fun and cute and did I mention it's just plain fun! *g* You'll be singing along and tapping your toes. Laura cuts a nice vid and she has a good ear for interpreting lyrics and finding great clips to match." 
Enjoy! 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch VidsCategory:Slash Vids
Category:2008 Vids
Still the One (Starsky & Hutch zine)

Still the One is a 221-page slash Starsky and Hutch anthology. Color cover by Linda Cody. Interior art by L.A. Pinn. Nominated for a Huggy Award -- (Best SH zine): 2003.
* Lonely Looking Sky by Lutra Cana (1)
* Rubber Room by Lynn Skywriter (7)
* Specialist Effects by L. A. Pinn (27)
* Charmed Lives by Lucy (34)
* Full Circle by Helen (60)
* Skin Deep by Elizabeth Lowry (61)
* Jackpot by Theresa Kyle (76)
* A New Life by Helen (101)
* Trap Dancing by Isabel Ortiz (103)
* Mist Upon the Mountainside by Lutra Cana (141)
* Rain Check by Sandra Ferriday (150)
* How I Spent My Summer Vacation by Mary Louise Fisher (153) (part of The Golden Boy Series)
* Collateral Damage by Moonshine/Diana Dolar and Writestuff (172)
Image:stilltheone1.jpg|L.A. Pinn
Image:stilltheone2.jpg|L.A. Pinn
==Reactions and Reviews==
Category:2001 Zines
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Still the Same

Still the Same is a gen Starsky & Hutch story by Melanie R..
It was printed in Casa Cabrillo.
==Sample Art==
 
File:Casa cabrillo interior by singe landon.jpg|Signe Landon, Hutch and Vanessa -- "Signe Landon’s work for ‘Still the Same’ is competent – her art is never less, but in this case neither is it anything more." from S and H #16 
Image:casacabrillo-3.jpg|Signe Landon 
Image:casacabrillo-12.jpg|Signe Landon 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1980===
 
 
===1981===
==References==
Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fanfiction
Stimson & Company Gazette

Stimson & Company Gazette is a Sherlockian journal. There were four issues.
"Stimson & Company was the world's first morturary scion society, and this, their fine and funny journal was "dedicated to the stufy of 'the facts of death' pursuant to the Victorian era" and Sherlock Holmes." 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Sherlock Holmes Zines
Category:1990s
Stingray: Man of Mystery

Stingray: Man of Mystery is a gen 19-page zine of biographical information of Nick Mancuso, who portrays television character Stingray. It has some art, some photo, article reprints, Stingray guide, interview with extra, role list, back cover art of Stingray car on road. 
Category:Stingray
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Stingray (1985 TV series)

Stingray is a television series created by Stephen J. Cannell in 1985. 
It is not related in any way to the Supermarionation series of the same name. 
==Short Canon Description==
From For Those Who Came in Late #1: 
==Fanzines==
===Nonfiction===
*Stingray: Man of Mystery
===Gen===
* ....Small Favors		
* More Small Favors		
* Another Small Favor		
* Small Favors Repaid		
* Last-Minute Favors		
* Small Favors Owed...
===Gen Multimedia===
* Cops and Robbers and Spies...Oh, My! 
* The Karenina Continuity Chronicles 
* Prime Time 
* Rerun 
* Scorpion Files 
* Syndicated Images
==Fan Comments==
===1998===
 
==References==
Category:Stingray
Stingray (Supermarionation series)

Stingray is a Supermarionation series, a puppet animation show made for children's TV by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson and aired in the United Kingdom, and in syndication in the USA, in 1964-65. It is not related in any way to the Stephen J. Cannell series Stingray .
Stingray was produced by AP FIlms for ATV and ITC Entertainment.
It consists of 39 half-hour episodes filmed in colour. It was the first British TV show to be shot entirely in colour: this was intended to make it more attractive to US stations gearing up for full-time colour broadcasting. Britain's Independent Television did not begin colour transmission until November 1969.
Multimedia fanzines:
*Andersonic
See also:
* Stand By For Action! (A blog article commemorating the 60th anniversary of Stingray on 4 October 2024).
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Supermarionation
Stinky Links

Stinky Links is a 2009 essay by Merlin Missy posted to Firefox News.
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* visibility, the internet, and how fandom and fanworks can now be mentioned and discussed by the wrong people
* words on the internet coming back to haunt you, such as The (Original) Mary Sue Litmus Test
* nothing is really private on the internet
* "Own your words, or don't say them in the first place."
* lift up and protect other fans, rather than making yourself look good
* keep your fannish discussion in fannish spaces
* be wary of the mainstream press (which the site this essay is posted to walks a fine line as Firefox News wants clicks, attention, and links, but it also wants the benefits of being a fannish space)
* cursing Harry Potter and how its become a way for the mainstream press to bring attention to fans and do lazy reporting
* the impossibility of controlling who and where fandom and fanworks are linked and talked about, both mainstream spaces and fannish spaces
* a reference to Fan History Wiki
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2009 Meta
Stippling

Stippling is an art technique. It is a method of drawing, engraving, or painting using dots or short strokes to create shading. The denser the dots, the darker the apparent shade.
Stippling is done with a single color, as opposed to a similar style, pointillism, which is done with lots of different colors.
The third issue of Artforum, a zine that focused on fanart techniques, examples, and reviews, has an extensive article by Teegar Taylor on stippling.
==Some Fan Comments==
A fan offered the following feedback on Teegar Taylor's stipple technique: 
A fan's comments on art in The Faces of Time #2, a Doctor Who zine: 
A fan wrote about an illo in Eridani #8, a Star Trek: TNG zine: 
A fan's comments on art by M.A. Smith in the Beauty and the Beast zine Destiny: 
A fan had this opinion: 
A fan wrote about art in the Star Wars zine Combining Forces: 
A fan artist, IM Müeller, wrote of some her own techniques: 
==Examples==
File:Casa cabrillo interior by nan lewis.jpeg |interior art from the Starsky & Hutch zine Casa Cabrillo, the artist is Nan Lewis
File:First time 52.jpg| front cover of the Star Trek: TOS zine First Time #52, the artist is Fiona Graves -- "These covers feature complementary poses of Kirk and Spock, done by two different artists using a stipple technique. Spock's bare backside (partially covered—not too modestly—by his hands) graces the front cover and on the back cover we have a lovely view of Kirk's naked groin (partially covered—not too modestly—by his hands). It's a great opportunity to compare the styles of two wonderful K/S artists, which is, of course, the only reason I have spent so much time studying both drawings so carefully." from The K/S Press #58
File:Nineart6.jpg |interior art from Nine, a Star Trek: DS9 zine, artist is Teegar Taylor, the subject is a Ferengi
File:Dutchblitzback.jpg |back cover of the Man from UNCLE zine The Dutch Blitz Affair "The only artwork are the front and rear covers by Warren Oddsson, and both serve as more than simple protection for the interior text. The layout is impressive, especially the front cover, with the statue of Erasmus blending in well with the character portraiture. The flow seems effortless and is pleasing to the eye, without any one element of the picture overwhelming any other. Illya's a little off on the back cover (lumpy head), but the stippling work is excellent, again complementing the flow of the layout, which centers around some beautifully rendered pieces of the children of the Amsterdam underground." from Psst... Hey Kid, Wanna Buy a Fanzine? #5
File:First time 45 cover.jpg|front cover issue #45, 1st edition, artist is Chris Soto -- "This is so great—it's so unusual to see mirror Spock portrayed and portrayed so well! I love the perfect stipple technique that Chris does so beautifully." from The K/S Press #6
File:Compleatnellie.jpg |the front cover of the zine The Compleat Dirty Nellie, artist is Nan Lewis
File:AVONS8 5.jpg|Interior art from Avon's 8 by Evelyn Turner, portraying Blake's 7's Servalan
==References==
Category:Visual Art
Stitch's Media Mix

Stitch's Media Mix is a website run by Stitch, a black fan and writer. She publishes fanfiction, original fiction, book reviews, and meta essays about fandom to the site, both in text and podcast/audio form.
In her meta essays, Stitch primarily writes about issues connected with race and fandom, the characterisation and perception of characters of colour, representation and erasure, toxic fandom, and fandom tropes and trends.
An introduction to Stitch's Media Mix from the blog:
The website is supported by Patreon donations, alongside other donation channels including Ko-Fi, Squarecash and PayPal.
Stitch's Media Mix was previously also on Tumblr as stitchmediamix, but appears to have been taken down. The blog is archived on the Wayback Machine.
==Post Series==
* Urban Fantasy 101: A post series exploring how urban fantasy and the tropes it relies on can be inaccessible and harmful to people who are not cisgender, queer people and people of colour
* The Great Big Anita Blake Reread
* Letters to the Author
* What Fandom Racism Looks Like
**What Fandom Racism Looks Like: The Smartest Girl in the World Has To Be A Mary Sue
**What Fandom Racism Looks Like: (Not-So) Sexy Slavefic
**What Fandom Racism Looks Like: Only 33 Words in a Trailer
**What Fandom Racism Looks Like: Beige Blank Slates
**What Fandom Racism Looks Like: Migratory Slash Fandom's Focus
* Fandom's Race Problem (currently on hiatus)
**Fandom, you’ve got a huge race problem — An Introduction Post
**The Techniques of Erasure
**Fandom’s Huge Race Problem Essay #2: Co-Opted Experiences and Identities in Fandom
*Stitch Talks Tropes (a Patreon-exclusive podcast series)
==Other Notable Posts==
*Dear Comic Fans: We Get it. You’re racist and racebending scares you.
*Slash Shipping, Pseudo-Progressivism, and Reinforcing Patriarchal Standards in Fandom
*Fantastic Beasts & Invisible Diversity in the Harry Potter Series
*Black Ladies Deserve Love Too: Lupita Nyong’o, Concern Trolling, and White Feminism
*Fear of Fucking Up: Not Actually A Good Excuse For Erasing Characters of Color
*“What if a white guy played Black Panther?”: The Fake Concern of Fake Geek Guys
*What It’s Like Being Fandom Critical While Black
*In Fandom, All Villains Aren’t Treated Equally
*Queer Coded Villains Aren’t That Awesome
*Stitch Talks Toxic Fandom
Stitch Talks Toxic Fandom

Stitch Talks Toxic Fandom is an audio meta essay published to Stitch's Media Mix. The blog post itself contains both the original audio and a text transcript of the audio.
In the essay, Stitch (a black fan and author of critical essays about fandom) discusses issues of fandom racism, wank and fandom toxicity, and debunks the widespread idea that transformative fandom is somehow inherently less racist or problematic than curatorial fandom (also called curative fandom). 
She then goes on to give examples of pervasive harassment within transformative fandom (directed towards actors of colour and also fans of colour who call out fandom racism) and of the ways in which members of transformative fandom (predominantly white women) can be racist, and discusses fans' dismissal of the existence of fandom racism, or their insistence that it only takes place in curative fandom (which is seen as predominantly being made up of white men).
The original audio post was first published to Stitch's Patreon on 7 June, before being published and transcribed on the Stitch's Media Mix blog two days later. The audio transcript also contains some additional notes and asides with links or follow-up thoughts.
==Some Excerpts From the Essay Transcript==
==Related Twitter Threads==
Around the same time that the essay was published, Stitch posted two Twitter threads which dealt with some of the same issues that she raised in the essay: in particular the harassment from Star Wars fans directed at actress Kelly Marie Tran, and why the notion that "real fans" don't harass people is dismissive of the problems inherent within fandom.
===Thread One: Excerpts===
===Thread Two: Excerpts===
==References==
Stitches

Stitches is an Alex Rider story by hjbender.
Summary: When a mission goes wrong and Alex is critically wounded, the fifteen-year-old spy finds himself the unwilling captive (and patient) of a man he believed to be dead. (Written for Spyfest in March/April 2011.)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Alex Rider Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Stobotnik

Robotnik/Agent Stone, also known as Stobotnik, is a slash pairing between Robotnik and Agent Stone in the Sonic the Hedgehog (Live Action Films) fandom.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Notable Fanworks==
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Dr. Eggman | Dr. Robotnik/Agent Stone at Ao3.
==References==
Category:Sonic the Hedgehog Pairings 
Category:Slash Pairings
Stock in Trade or a Time for Love and a Time for Hate

Stock in Trade or a Time for Love and a Time for Hate is a Kirk/Spock story by Tere Ann Roderick. 
It was published in the print zine Duet #11.
 
==Summary==
"A/U: Captain Spock of the Vulcan Empire, buys one of the cadets on Tarsus from Kodos in exchange for food, taking Cadet Kirk as his own."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Stockholm Syndrome (Tearing Down the House)

Stockholm Syndrome (Tearing Down the House) is a Stargate Atlantis story by mousewitch.
It was written for the Left Behind Challenge.
Pairings: McKay/Sheppard, McKay/OMC, then McKay/Sheppard again
==Posting Timing==
Some fans discussing recs at The Cutting Board commented on this story and how it was posted at roughly the same time as Freedom's Just Another Word for Nothing Left to Lose, something they felt reduced the attention "Stockholm Syndrome" should have received. comments at The Cutting Board , March 22, 2006 
One conversation:
cupidsbow: "Really? Not recced? I'm so surprised by that, as it's fantastic. I get so little time online, so I hadn't realised it hadn't been recced all over the place. I would have thought it would be a real jumping off point for discussion too."
wickedwords: "it was bad timing for her. the story that ate fandom was posted around the same time, and people were so busy processing that and having conversations around that, that (IMO) less new fiction got picked up and spread around."
cupidsbow: "Yes, "Freedom" has been a bit of a monster in terms of monopolising fannish headspace, hasn't it? Still, aren't we lucky to have such diversity in this fandom that a story as good as "Stockholm" can exist side-by-side with it?"
wickedwords: "That sort of thing always happens, and while it's a bitch for those of us that posted something around the same time, it is a function of life. You never know who else is going to be posting, and you never know what stories are going to take off, and which ones are going to be the answer to the category "Story most underappreciated by the universe, in my opinion" if you fill out the year-end wrap-up meme. Plus it's not like she was underappreciated. She may not have gathered a lot of recs as everyone was doing meta at the time, but she did get 3 pages of comments. I'd count anything of mine that got that many to be a huge, roaring success."
katydidmischief: "Nope, it was by sheer happenstance that I'd read it and I thought everyone was going to talk about it, but no one did. wickedwords is right, it did come out around the time as the other and it got lost in the deluge."
==Recs and Reviews: Excerpts Posted at Story's LiveJournal Site==
The story garnered 167 comments.
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Stockwell Appreciation Society (SAS) (mailing list)

Stockwell Appreciation Society (SAS) is a mailing list with a focus of Dean Stockwell, the actor who portrayed "Al" on Quantum Leap.
This mailing list was associated with the club's website of the same name, Stockwell Appreciation Society (SAS).
==Intro==
"A group for fans of Dean Stockwell who enjoy chatting about the man, his movies, his art, and his life. New members who are silent could be unsubscribed, so please participate if you join our discussions. "Whether you like him for the twinkle in his eye, the way he wears his hair, or just because he's classy - You'll never find someone else who loves Dean Stockwell more than a Sassie!" For the latest news on Stockwell happenings..." Stockwell Appreciation Society (SAS) 
==References==
Category:2000s
Category:Quantum Leap
Category:Yahoo! Groups