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BUBU & BUBULINA From Japan Animator Expo 2016.
If this weird and wonderful animation and art style looks familiar, that’s because it’s made by Takashi Nakamura, creator/director of CATNAPPED!, ROBOT CARNIVAL, and animation director for AKIRA and key animator for NAUSICAA: VALLEY OF THE WIND.
His art style from Catnapped! is so prevalent in this and I LOVE IT!!!!
That dream is where my heart belongs, And it’s something more fragile than my life. Again and again, I abandoned and then rediscovered it. Now sleep peacefully. With my wish being ravished by my pounding heartbeats, as soon as I’m on the verge of forgetting it, I immediately recall it.
bloody samurai boi from twitter
Don’t trust mermaids.
This is my favorite Araki ref, Tony Viramontes’s illustration for Nina Ricci. Shadow Dio’s core visual is based on a drawing of a woman in an evening gown.
The illustration is in part fetish image – the exposed back and hourglass shape - but in Araki’s interpretation, the object of your attention looks back at you. And does it in a way where you can’t see his face. You can’t quite see him but he sees you which is fabulous because it inverts the power structure fetishism normally takes. And in SDC, Shadow Dio’s power to see without being seen (he’s hidden throughout most of the story) is a form of control.
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Me inking page 48, panel 2! All you need to know about inking ruffles!!!!!!!! ⎝(｡◁ﾟ)⎠⎝(｡◁ﾟ)⎠⎝(｡◁ﾟ)⎠💦
I’ll be uploading a video for panel 3 of this page to my patreon-only blog later today~
Enjoy!
From here
I’m getting more ambitious with my plant witch gifs!
Lomax Torchstone is haunted by dreams of drowning. His life is repetitive and stagnant, he’s always doing as he’s told and spends most of his time alone. By a twist of fate, he receives a magical artifact from his new physics professor on his first day of school, and all of a sudden he’s thrown into a new reality, full of unsettling monsters and strange powers. Hopefully, with this new dimension to his life, things will change for the better. Right…?
Parallax is an action/psychological-themed webcomic about magical fighters, supernatural phenomena and personal growth. Parallax is a part of Hiveworks, and was nominated for best new webcomic of 2015 by Comics Alliance. You can read Parallax for free over at www.parallaxcomic.com!
Thank you all so much for the support, as usual I greatly appreciate reblogs and any help to spread the word! Have a great day! ♦♦♦
I got actual work done this weekend but more importantly I drew PAM WHO DEATH FORGOT
and roachie :D
Favourite animators: Yutaka Nakamura (中村豊)
Learn/watch more:
Animator Spotlight: Nakamura Yutaka
Sakuga: The Animation of Anime pt.1 - Intro & Yutaka Nakamura: Grandmaster Battle Animator
Some of the scenes animated by Yutaka Nakamura: part 1, part 2, part3
List of anime he’s worked on + sakuga wiki
Also, don’t forget to click the gifs for captions!
The GREATEST doing it imo.
Awesome animations by Joel Roset
DEMOBAZA
Happy new year~★
Abandoned first version of HELLBOY: THE ISLAND Story and art by Mike Mignola Colors by Dave Stewart
“In the spirit of the old William Hope Hodgson stories. Hellboy is called up out of the sea by witches and finds himself on a spooky island surrounded by fog and wrecked ships. He finds the remains of a sailor who’s killed himself to avoid the fate of his shipmates. His diary tells the tale — despair, madness, and men turned to fungus. And, of course, that night the fungus men attack.“ — Mike Mignola
Read Comics. Buy Comics.
Mignola would later re-use the “hero trapped on island vs. fungus men” set up for the first BALTIMORE comic series, THE PLAGUE SHIPS.
