rowan's padded room

is your car safe from supermanuverable air-defense fighter aircraft?

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Welcome :3

in fear of alienating my audience, I've decided to corral the insane carsmaxxing into this blog (even though it's probably gonna be more planes than cars)

find my main here! @riotingprobably

I post my other interests there, such as portal, murder drones, and rain world!!!!! which you should totally play btw

I'm a 19 year old artist (allegedly) my names Rowan and I go by he/him

ask if you wanna be moots

Interact if:

- around my age, preferably

- also an artist!

- share common interests!

dni if:

- proshipper/darkshipper

- ai supporter

- racist/transphobic/homophobic/bigoted viewpoints

[champmorado]

happy thunder & stormy boy day

the lore (if you didn't know):

chick had an abusive father who killed himself some time after chick won the piston cup

storm's dad always worked and rarely had time for him + storm has a lot of complicated feelings because of the divorce

and now chick & storm are a weird and evil father-son/brotherly/mentor-mentee/podcast co-hosts friendship 🌩️🌀

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Very random but after watching the planes 2 movie I needed to readapt this scene

Didn’t even know there was a planes fandom but here we are- live laugh love blade ranger

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I personally hc that a lot of vehicle language is not verbal at all. they communicate through words but also through body language, blinkers and headlights/taillights (for cars), flight surface movements (aircraft), barks/growls/purrs, and engine sounds

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beautiful doodle from my camera roll that I have decided to bless you all with

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I really love the expansion of Dusty's character in F&R. He's a racer who's been told multiple times before that he couldn't do something and he did it anyway, defying impossibility. Dusty took this experience into learning how to be a firefighter, so he thought he could pull through without listening to Blade's instructions because he's been through hell and back and has come back victorious before, so why can't he do it again? He displays this mindset when he flies over Dotty's recommended speed immediately after getting his busted gearbox diagnosed (was he trying to somehow prove her wrong?), when he does things without Blade's permission, when he tries to pick up water on the lake (and almost drowns), and when he refuses to hide in the mine while boxed in by fire.

I wanna point out that racing is a bit of a selfish sport in the way that it's all about beating the others and winning the glory. Dusty has been shaped to be individualistic during his experience racing, but that couldn't fly as a firefighter. He had to figure out how to work with teammates when he was used to working by himself. I think it's sweet how by the end of the movie, Dusty was asking Windlifter's permission before he does something crazy in comparison to himself earlier in the film just doing crazy shit while Blade is yelling at him to listen. Maybe it was Blade's display of risking his life to save Dusty's that really began to open him up to being a part of a team effort.

And then there's his gearbox. Dusty seems really insecure about it. I get this idea from his refusal to tell anyone at the firebase what was wrong. It took getting yelled at by Blade surrounded by a forest fire for him to crash out and admit that he's got something that isn't working right with him. I think this inability to accept his damaged gearbox goes back to his 'i can beat impossible odds' mindset. He can figure it out, right? I mean, he's the random crop duster from rural wherever the fuck that beat expert racers in a global rally. Id have a bit of an ego if I was that guy too.

ok yap session wrapped up, I don't know if I sound literally insane I just like the funny orange plane and I. Wanna dig around in his weird mind

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im so excited to make the entire ppaa team in tomodachi life

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did anyone else notice that ripslinger's number is 13, which is thought of as unlucky while dusty's is lucky number 7.

is this relevant or am I going insane

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hi guys I'm not dead

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hmmm 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 do I do something productive today 🤔🤔🤔🤔 or do I watch Disney's Planes: Fire and Rescue (2014) for the millionth time 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 decisions, decisions...

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does anyone have tips on how they learned to draw vehicle characters? specifically cars. the cars kick my ass

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baby’s first piston cup

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🙏🙏🙏🙏 chick hicks will not be flanderized in cars: lightning racers, mater will not be flanderized in cars: lightning racers, everyone will be written well and nothing will feel out-of-character despite the show seemingly being aimed at very young children 🙏🙏🙏🙏

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I gotta be real for a second here but you CANNOTTT get me wrong on this i LOVEEE cruz and watching her win at the end of cars 3 makes me so proud of her but GODDD why'd they have to make her like that in the first part of the film.

Yeah cruz is significantly younger than mcqueen and I definitely don't doubt that she watched him at the height of his career when she was little, but the way she treats him as sooo fragile pisses me off. like no wonder he yelled at you girl you're treating a 7 time champion like he's going senile and will break into a thousand little pieces if you train him with even 1/4th of the intensity he experienced on the track

And yeah he did have a wild wreck a handful of months ago but her treating him as a delicate old man instead of a racer recovering from a traumatic injury really annoyed me. idk I have mixed feelings abt this movie

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hello hello, tokyo mater i like tokyo mater

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genuinely how the fuck do you draw all those sponsors all over chick I'm losing my mind