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What was your motivation for the original design/characterisation for Spring Bonnie? Did you take inspiration from your own experience as a performer, or were they inspired by someone/something in your past that led to being such a beloved character? (Fazbear might be the name, but I have on good authority that the 1982 Utah Newspaper's Costume and Mascot Survey had Spring Bonnie as the people's favourite).

1st of all, Great question! I always love being able to talk about my character!

And to answer your question, she was inspired by a childhood bunny i had, before moving to the states. But mostly myself! I've been told, really only by Henry, that I seem to have an energetic persona when told to preform.

I think the costume was mostly popular with young girls. After all, fazbear entertainment hasn't had many female mascots.

(OOC: sorry if this is jumbled I just woke up)

#Fascinating! What an interesting look into the persoective of the creator #(OOC: and looking at your interpretation of how/why/what inspired him)#I was never sure if it could potentially be a way to catharsis for more overt arrogance-#-playing it up in a character in an exaggeration and parody of your own self importance as a way to healthily get that out of your system #Or potentially to overexaggerate and play in that overconfidence space enough that it helps build genuine confidence and assertiveness.#I wonder if the sweet bunny (OOC: in this version) was the inspiration for Spring Bonnie's mischeviousness and sass -#- or if perhaps that is the more exaggerated character of Mr. Afton played up for laughs in and of itself.#{... OOC: Either way I'm glad I offered a fun question that made you think about things ♥. I hope you have fun and if you liked this -#I would be happy to try and think of/respectfully ask some more :3}

illustratedrvby

getting better at drawing my version of himm

eldritch-vessel

i am not a human fire text thingies i made today

sometiktoksarevalid

lostsometime

ok sorry to double reblog BUT I just looked him up and he does these fantastic videos where he breaks down HOW he actually mimics the other artists’ styles. Like for ed Sheeran, he explains how he brings his voice forward in the mouth, while Adam Levine sings in the back of the mouth, stuff like that. It’s SO COOL, I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone actually break down how to do this sort of thing, as a skill, instead of just treating it like a neat trick they just happen to be good at. https://www.tiktok.com/@justinjmooremusic

Check him out he’s so cool

yomikoreadsbooks

How fascinating! Definitely someone to check out!!

cathartidae

hey. dont cry. 566 california condors, okay? 369 free flying.[1] it's gonna be okay.

cathartidae

for the record, in 1987 there were 27. [2] things can get better.

cathartidae

HEY. DONT CRY. 607 CALIFORNIA CONDORS, OKAY? 392 FREE FLYING. [3]

1medichan1

well golly! look who showed up to the moon hoot!

mr-viwick

my creatures

mr-viwick

my contribution to the fnaf fandom

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mr-viwick

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genderkoolaid

yet another study (Private Lives 3: The Health and Wellbeing of LGBTIQ People in Australia) that finds that trans women are less likely to be employed but more likely to have full-time employment, while trans men are more likely to be employed but less likely to be full-time, corroborating what this study (using USTS 2015 data), and this massive 2025 TGEU study have also found:

A larger proportion of cisgender men (50.6%) reported having full-time employment than cisgender women (35.2%), trans women (30.9%), trans men (26.3%) or non-binary participants (25.0%). Unemployment/unable to work was reported more frequently by trans women (31.2%), trans men (26.7%) and non-binary participants (26.3%) than cisgender women (14.3%) or cisgender men (10.6%).

same Australian study also found:

Cisgender men (54.1%), cisgender women (53.6%) and non-binary participants (48.9%) reported higher levels of university attainment than trans men (31.0%) and trans women (42.4%). A significantly higher proportion of trans men reported their educational attainment as secondary or below (41.0%) than other participants.

The proportion of cisgender men (56.3%) reporting an income of $1,000 or more per week was greater than that of cisgender women (40.6%), trans women (29.1%), non-binary participants (26.7%) and trans men (23.6%). The proportion of participants reporting an income of less than $400 per week was highest among trans men (46.5%), followed by non-binary participants (46.3%), trans women (42.0%) and cisgender women (32.9%; n = 960). One fifth (19.9%) of cisgender men reported an income of less than $400 per week

Overall, trans and gender diverse participants reported higher levels of harassment and abuse than cisgender participants. For example, a greater proportion of trans women (51.6%), non-binary participants (49.4%) and trans men (45.0%) reported verbal abuse in the past 12 months due to their sexual orientation or gender identity compared to 28.7% of cisgender women and 32.7% of cisgender men. Similarly, a greater proportion of non-binary participants (57.3%), trans men (56.3%) and trans women (52.4%) reported being socially excluded in the past 12 months due to their sexual orientation or gender identity than cisgender women (38.6%) and cisgender men (29.5%)

randomalistic

The year is 2012. This is phones. and Fnaf and undertale did not exist yet for another 2-3 years

alexyz-ara-archer

Flins' hair bursting into flames like Mavuika's and the very serious problem it poses

drmace

She finally got her dragon! I love the idea that somewhere along the journey (or maybe after it) Lae'zel found a little dragon. Not the majestic red one she dreamed of at the start, but a small one - yet still hers C: