We back baby!

animator, illustrator, graphic design, pinup artist

[thatsbelievable]

[kalichnikov]

i wanna talk about this shot

[kalichnikov]

if forum signatures still existed this would be mine

[un-javi]

[karvina]

[teslaswife]

[shitposting-hobbits-to-gallifrey]

God fucking damn it

[bored-dromaeosaur]

[awesome-picz]

Photos Of Sleeping Pups In A Puppy Daycare Center Are Taking Over The Internet.

[tiktoks-repost]

[k-eke]

3% body

97% legs

[k-eke]

Deep and meaningful song.

[k-eke]

“Pro tips”

[yuumei-art]

Behold! My greatest creation!

[lvl40]

[noids-funky-critters]

Balloon doggie

[amadina-fasciata]

“It’s… it’s good… *sniff*”

[amadina-fasciata]

sageissupergay

Stick it on his chestplate like a fridge

i got you covered fam

he’s a badass bounty hunter shhhh ignore that he looks like a human fridge 

[artdweeb]

Durden likes to watch me change clothes.

[zephyrine-gale]

I love one (1) mandadlorian

[furbearingbrick]

DEPLOY THE BOY

[aeolian-mode]

My favorite animation in the entire series is this. I’ve captured it both in normal speed and slow motion. This is the very first time we’re introduced to Toshinori, and the animators went all out showing us his transformation. Every frame is meticulous. To date, I don’t think there’s a single example of Toshinori powering-up into All Might that’s drawn with so much detail. Normally we either see him pop into it immediately, obfuscated by a puff of steam, or the camera focuses on a single body part, like a hand, or his pectoral.   But I think this is what we’re “intended” to see every time he powers up. His muscles physically bulging around his bones, his hunched spine straightening, his clothes stretching as they grow increasingly unable to contain his mass.  I can see why it’s never been animated like this again. I’m completely mesmerized by how his bicep grows over his arm, or the shadows in his shirt as we see definition in his trapezius and deltoid appear. There’s an incredible amount of anatomical finesse displayed here. It’s particularly easy to see the contrast between his sick, skeletal true form, too. I dunno man I just love this. Japanese artists and animators really, really know their stuff. They’ve mastered blending realism with appeal. 

[memewhore]

[charlesoberonn]

This image is way funnier considering that this is Egypt and this snow was the first snow they got in 112 years.

[generation-something]

this man has waited 112 years to SLAM DUNK that snowball on this man’s head

[azuuldon]

Cain and Able colorized

[merriweatherpostpaviliontshirt]