Almost Drawing

Moss | 30ish they/them | allegedly an artist | anime is real and a mistake | games are cool | boy do I love fictional characters

[ladymeowsith]

A little Robin I drew up for an art trade

[blue-fishies]

I want this post to get as big as my hopepunk post because this needs to be internalized by you people.

When it comes to conversations on environmentalism and taking care of our planet, we are doing a disservice to progress by asserting black and white statements that humans are “inherently evil” and “all we do is take and destroy, we are so selfish,” when the reason the Paris Agreement exists is because we saw what was happening to the planet and we wanted to try and fix it. We saw what was happening with acid rain and the ozone layer, so we came together and mended our mistakes.

Immediately making conclusions that humans are a plague on the earth itself is taking accountability away from greedy corporations that are actually doing the most harm to the earth. Yes a lot of humans are very evil, and some of those humans are unfortunately running the government, but to say they represent the larger species of the human race is reinforcing the idea that 1: You people just want to place blame on a collective group of people like you always do, and 2: You sound complicit as hell in the face of evil, assuming that’s just how humans are and there’s nothing we can truly do.

That’s some fucking bullshit if I’ve ever heard it.

[steelnail]

Are you free from your curse yet i miss you

[ivafakename]

YOUNG MAN!

There's no need to feel down,

I MEAN YOUNG THEY!

I forgot your pronoun,

[ivafakename]

Prev do you think it's okay to just go on other people's posts and be funnier than them?

[asteroidtroglodyte]

I love how these are from an Unreality subreddit but to my eye they just read like regular Tumblr shitposts. Did we cross-pollinate or something

[dramatic-dolphin]

some of my favorites

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

not doomed by the narrative but certainly disciplined

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

put in timeout by the narrative

[bramblepatch]

dommed by the narrative

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

i can't post anything

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

this isn't a hellsite it's a hellhome

[fakekojimo]

Was talkin' Tiger and Bunny with a friend a while back and I remembered Yohei Kodama's dope ass illustrations for The Rising. Thanks to the holy grail of T&B materials that is @tnbscans I was fortunate enough to find an interview where he talks about his reference pool: The Last Supper, Guernica, and Liberty Leading the People.

In that same interview he talks about his trip to New York shortly after the TV series ended. Not necessarily for location scouting-- he even states Sternbild isn't supposed to be a depiction of the city-- but to further deepen his understanding of crafting a more tangible and lived-in setting for the movie.

There's a lot of talk these days about how artists should seek out other influences beyond the current medium they're working in-- and I'm obviously not gonna knock that down! But these conversations always leave out how real-life experiences can help shape you as well... It doesn't have to be some big grand trip either. Just the smallest of things could lead to a massive breakthrough.

Anyways. You can find the full interview here.

[tigerandbunnyftw]

TIGER & BUNNY THE STAGE theme song promotional video!

Sung by Kotetsu and Barnaby’s stage actors Spi (William W. Spearman IV) and Ichigo Shiota

[powderrr]

He misses Allura very much.

[emmavanilla]

Pork Soda but T&B!!! (og by cuptoast, it’s so peak please watch it if you haven’t)

[bumbleboa]

recently I got back into atla

[depsidase]

[cheddar-baby]

The worlds hungriest animal

[javascrypt]

you will have coworkers more incompetent than you could even dream of

[greelin]

saying something you know will make people laugh. And they do laugh.

[moethh]

die die die

[lettuccine]

they eepy

aka

adult arkco vs cuteness aggression