The Tumblin' Arts of Havee Lobbee

Hi! My name is Havi, I'm the soon-to-be SVA 3D Animation major. This blog is made to showcase some of my work. You can check my personal blog for all my ramblings at haveebloggie.tumblr.com or click the link below. COMING SOON 2026

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As a good exercise, I found Todd Kauffman of Total Drama Island's old character design of Duncan from 2006 from his blog, and decided to try to re-clean this 20 year old drawing with the modern Animate style (sadly I found out at the same time Animate is being discontinued; RIP).

And as another one, I made another clean up take on a sort-of on model Duncan in line to the current Total Drama style; I say sort-of because his pose is still very loose and expressive like the original design compared to how stiff and tween-robotic TD is handled.

I think the current TD variation looks the best.

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The 5 AM at Freddy's Reanimated Project is finally released! I got to animate the scene at 1:29. Very proud to be a part of this. Might share my shot later on.

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The Robot Jones Reanimated finally premiered. My shots were 6:03 and 7:04-7:07; Robot Jones was my childhood and I'm glad to have been part of this project.

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Another one for the heck of it: 2014 vs 2025.

I had no idea why this show is trending right now nor why I was obsessed with it in high school. It was VERY obscure. Possibly because of Mo Willems' involvement of designing the main cast or maybe because I enjoyed Arrested Development at the time. But I was mostly fond of the "Stuart Proszakian" character in the show because I LOVE Will Forte's work. I've revisit the show again and the characters are very unlikeable and depressing, but the cast are well-rounded and Stuart still holds up as the most tolerable. It was a fun exercise to draw the character one more time.

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2006 vs 2025

Today is the anniversary of Danny Phantom, one of my favorite Nickelodeon shows growing up as a kid; and I uncovered a fan-fictional Jimmy Timmy Power Hour-inspired book I wrote and illustrated when I was in 2nd grade. And one of the drawings was apparently Danny. I was even observant then. I can tell it was from 2006 because the book was inspired by the 2nd Jimmy Timmy crossover, which premiered at the time, and by then, Danny Phantom already got his logo in his jumpsuit. I was even observant then honestly.

Never stop drawing kids.

We're Going Ghost.

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This was a practice to try to streamline and revamp the design of a classic Hanna Barbera cartoon series; inspired by the 2 Stupid Dogs version of Secret Squirrel, which I loved growing up. I chose Crazy Claws from The Kwicky Koala Show mostly because it's one of the most obscure shows made in HB, plus I enjoy Groucho Marx films (which was the motif for Crazy's voice IIRC).

Going for a flat, graphic and continuous flow on their builds while adding sharp angles. I try not to make them too much unrecognizable while still slightly keeping their design flat and graphic. Also made Crazy Claws' namesake more prominent by having his actual hands literally sharp.

Rawhide Clyde always seemed like just a Yosemite Sam-expy (makes sense since the show's creator Tex Avery was a Golden Age WB alumni), so I replaced his giant beard with a more Fred Flintstone-esque stubble, which sort of makes him more original. I also gave Bristletooth a little stubby yet not too blobby type of body to contrast Crazy Claw's slick and fast design.

I think I did pretty good for the most part.

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I haven't been happy with my art recently so as a practice and to get a better hand on self-improvement, I did some rough warnup sketches where I study the construction and poses of some character designs (a lot of which from my favorite artists) and use it as a practice to see how there drawn, executed and try to be influenced by them in my future work.

The ones that I'm particularly fond of are the poses by Stephen Silver, Craig McCracken, Ben Ballastreri and Carey Yost because of their fluidity and variety their body proportions possess, as well as trying to make them volumetric and streamlined at the same time. Also because I'm an anime nerd, I also tried studying poses from Shotaro Ishinomori, Tatsuo Yoshida and Rumiko Takahashi, which turned into a good result so far.

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I am saddened by the loss of George Lowe; Tad Ghostal, Brak’s dad and many more.

I was there when Space Ghost Coast to Coast was still airing on Cartoon Network before it moved to Adult Swim when I was a pup.

My only corresponds with George was personally messaging him on Facebook about potentially booking him for a voice role on an idea that sadly never came to fruition. And now the idea of even seeing him is longed since dead as of now. His work always fascinated me.

So I drew this in honor of him. Excuse the ink smudges, it wasn’t necessary fully dry yet.

See you, Mr. Beefy!

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Hail to thee Ol' Pizza Cats!

I was hyped when they recently announced the new "Samurai Pizza Cats" video game coming out on Steam (I'm on the wishlist). Watching this show online when I was in 2nd-4th grade, I loved these goofball cats. I'm surprised how they were managed to get off of copyright limbo for the game to even happen, let alone a translated one from the Saban version.

So I drew the main 3 cats to commemorate.

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I found out that in my school we get to make thesis films for our third and fourth/final year. While it is waaaaaaayyy too early for that, on the wayside, I've been developing some potential thesis film ideas and characters to save for later. Who knows what could happen? Maybe I might take them as their own standalone film or maybe they might be used.

One of the ideas I have involves a wise-ass and invasive Michael Scott-meets-Groucho Marx-esque hyena who set up a circus-themed Entertainment Agency and her employees and clients (who are freakshow attractions) always puts up with her crazy and weird shit. I was anticipating it to be an office-comedy since I've been watching The Office lately, but also want to execute it in a matter similar to Smiling Friends where weird shit happens along the way.

This is one of the development pieces I did of the boss character and their assistant (I'm trying to make it work in a way that's different from another concept I have; more on that later), and I haven't even revealed any of the other employees neither. I've been tweaking their designs a bit and as this is preliminary sketch concept, they may even look vastly different at this point than they do now (I've also been working on the name of the concept too).

Let's see what happens when I take these goofsters into the next level.

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Just a bored doodle. lol

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Time for me to introduce this lovable goofster…. Addilae Grimm. CEO, Headhoncho, Ringmaster, Grand Poobah and Cult leader of “The Guild of Grimm”.

Your gonna see this guy frequently in the “The Land of Odd”, my in-development webcomic series coming soon to a theatre near you. Addilae was a character I had for years since elementary school. I was always intrigued with the works of Jim Carrey specifically not more so of his cartoonish rubbery character movement (but that does play a good part on him) but more so of his voice direction and enunciation. Most specifically “The Cable Guy” and “Ace Ventura” characteristics were what I was going for but I figured it would be hilarious if stuff like that would came out of the mouth of a fanboy/otaku-like geekboy whose not only obsessive over the occult and all things weird but has the same vernacular when discussing his favorite anime moments or hypothetical conspiracy theories. Vocal wise, although I want some Carrey-mannerisms sprinkled into it, I was also envisioning both the soft-spoken vocal tone of Paul Reubens (another fantastical actor RIP) but with the occasional fast-talking and sometimes overly banting Robin Williams pattern for how he speaks.

Addilae’s hairstyle is essentially inspired by John Linnell of They Might Be Giants but simplified and stylized for an animated type look. Plus the spiky haired style fits the anime-obsessed motif I was going for. I was also trying some outfit choices (even using the Linnell black striped shirt) but was inspired by Leonard Hoftsteder from The Big Bang Theory to give him a jacket.

Addilae is practically Carrey trapped in the body of a “overly-geeky and nerdy 21 and over” P.T. Barnum showman cultist enthusiastically obsessed with under-covering the beauty of what humanity has to offer all abnormality and mysterious discoveries, and wants to share these thoughts with others. And although he possessed many magic abilities such as shape shifting, teleporting and many more unmentionable powers, he rarely exhuberates them unless it’s for a simple visual gag or joke. Addilae isn’t necessarily the main focus of the comic, as the comic is gonna have a large plethora of characters and Addilae is part of the small group that’s the most centered on. When I was worried about how characters of no relation and with different driven-objectives would even work together, I remembered one of my favorite graphic novels “American Born Chinese” was able to execute a story perfectly using three recurring ones that look like they shouldn’t go together but were able to connect to one another in some way.

But what is “The Guild of Grimm” that you ask? Welp…

Thus concludes our broadcast day!

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Fanart of Emi, the mascot of TwistedGrimTV's YouTube channel.

There animations never cease to make me laugh; especially the "BADLOGIC" one. I kept laughing out soo loud from that one.

I also used some cool marker brushes on Clip Studio to color this piece.

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Drew this a long while back: Hamurai Johnson!

He’s pretty much a Samurai Jack-expy (there some Genndy Tartakovsky influence up somewhere) but with a Michael Jackson flair without making it super obvious. If this guy ever gets animated, he’d definitely Moonwalk and go “SHAMON!”

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Hi, folks. This is Havi, founder of the Havee Lobee blog where I showcase some of my art works and stoofs. I recently been accepted into the School of Visual Arts (more on that on my side blog, haveebloggie) so I figured to share my abundants of ideas and characters. And when the time comes for me to make my thesis film, I can document my experiences here as well.

I've also got some great comics and side animation projects in the works that I'm dying to get off the ground and even share. So to keep it simple, here's a dumpling man in a fancy suit cuz I love some zoot suit fashions.