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Joker Ox. Joxer.

Being this ugly should be illegal

So uh, got art block so I tried to draw again and try a new brush, so used one of @sunlit-mess drawing of Alastor (hope she doesn't mind T-T)

Reference from @sunlit-mess:

(if you ever so this @sunlit-mess and don't like the idea of uhh this and, posting it, just tell me and I can delete it TvT)

side-jispo

gang guess what I made another one :D

benjimatorarts

Lingering thoughts

I did the deer meme.

sunlit-mess

silly tv man

rad4rr

I kinda wanna start selling keychains, but idk yet

Here's two practice designs:

One thing I don't like about them is Alastor's colors, but I've been struggling with them for way too long so whatever at this point

These are so fun to draw tho, I originally wanted to make some just for myself cuz the ones I've seen on etsy were way too expensive (with shipping and tax included), but I kinda wanna start selling some, I'm just nervous

lycheelsea

This is the last one I’ve got queued up for now but I shall make more trust

synergysilhouette

Just throwing it out there: why does Disney get so much criticism for not being original when Dreamworks has made a bunch of adapted films and hasn't gotten as much criticism?

Several Dreamworks films have been based on novels, fairy tales, shows, and other well-known properties. And I'm not talking about specific content. Growing up, I always heard people saying that Dreamworks was better than Disney because Disney did nothing but adaptations (which wasn't true; that's just what they were known for). I feel like on several occasions, situations pop up where people are quick to overlook or criticize Disney while Dreamworks isn't held to the same standard. A lot of Disney's adaptations have been received positively, either from critics, fans, or both. But it's still seen as too reliant on adaptations; Dreamworks also heavily relies on them, yet is seen as superior, with no one saying "they've run out of original ideas."

Note: I'm NOT criticizing adaptating works. I'm just saying those who do pertaining to Disney seem to be biased.