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🇹🇹🇺🇸 i like cartoons and stuff.

[pssdoff]

my first post!

Hello, World Wide Web! I’m a nerd behind a computer screen somewhere. I love cartoons, comics, movies, and vintage toys/collectables. I also do art, which I might post here occasionally (as well as potentially some of my collector’s items). I go by he/him, I’m a Christian (although I am supportive of all faiths or lack thereof!), and I also have autism/am disabled. I have a lot of media special interests, but these are the main ones:

-Animaniacs

-The Lion King

-Lilo & Stitch

-Duckman

-Space Goofs

-The Birdcage/La Cage aux Folles

-Looney Tunes

-Robot and Monster

-Star Trek TOS and TAS

-Mighty Mouse/Terrytoons

-M*A*S*H

-VeggieTales

-Rocko’s Modern Life

-Futurama

-Aaahhh!!! Real Monsters

-(Most classic Disney stuff in general)

I also really love interior design, American and French pop culture history, animation/film history, advertising history, biochem, marine biology, and ornithology.

I like music from most genres, with my favorite genres being Zouk, Classic Rock, New Wave, and most sub genres of Jazz. I like Frank Zappa, ZZ Top, Wham!, Duran Duran, Prince, Iggy Pop, Les Rita Mitsouko, Lio, The Rippingtons, The Lounge Lizards, Kassav’, and La Compagnie Créole.

I don’t have a lot of rules besides don’t be a jerk and also don’t repost my art on another site without crediting. (Also I’m a minor so please don’t be weird…) Thanks for stopping by! Here’s one of my favorite songs:

[presidentpoppy]

Timothy Q. Mouse!! 🎪

[toyboxcore]

Disney VHS collection

[disneytva]

From pencil to picture ✏️ A look at The Walt Disney Studios Courtyard.

The new area inspired by the Emmy winning short "Once Upon A Studio" opens May 26 at Disney’s Hollywood Studios ✨

[disneystudio-blog]

Dumbo 

[sunshinepavilion]

if drawing disneyworld birds was a job, well, lets justr say, id get paid once every few months

[ironrattler]

Space Mountain • Disneyland Park // Anaheim, California

[garyt977]

[styxbugg]

Funky alien guys are never free of my greedy fanart grasp

Paparazzi

[panda-pal]

Lilo & Stitch (2002) Directed by Chris Sanders, Dean DeBlois

[krossan]

Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten. I'm staying with the OG version. Thank you very much. We don't talk abt the live action one.

[niyana-the-ambiguous-mobian]

Give it up to Cobra Bubbles regaining his composure and going back to business with Nani after having Stitch randomly chuck a heavy ass book at his face like that.

He probably was fuming by the time he got into his car after his shades became a casualty of the attack.

[scurviesdisneyblog]

Visual development for Lilo & Stitch by Paul Felix

[multifan06]

My little blorbos :3

Boomer and Checkers, I love you guys 🩷🩷🩷

[letmecomealong]

Rupert Graves: Different for Girls (2)

[earhartsease]

while we're talking about older queer/trans cinema, a shoutout to Different For Girls (1996) starring Steven Mackintosh (as Kim) and Rupert Graves as her cis boyfriend (who you'll recognise as Lestrade from Sherlock)

anyway obvious caveats for a trans woman played by a cis male actor, but this is a tender and understated british film with a lot of humour and (after some police brutality because hey, you can't do London Metropolitan police rep without portraying the reality) it has a happy ending, big surprise for trans 90s cinema

also Miriam Margolyes being kickarse as usual as Kim's boss

and you can watch it on youtube

[evan-collins90]

'Explore More Store' at the Pacific Science Center - Seattle, WA (date unknown, likely early-mid 1990s)

Great example of the 90's theming craze in interior design, along with the Utopian Scholastic style, and popularity of 'edutainment'

Designed by Smash Design

"Remodeling this 1,700-square-foot gift and educational resource store was challenging due to its mezzanine level location. The new store was approached as an extension of the center's exhibits with each zone representing a different subject. Standing guard at the center of the store is a "Look-Out Tower" cashwrap overlooking a 30-foot-long shelved wall. A reproduction of a pre-Aztec temple encloses an office while remaining the store's dominant figure."

Scanned from the book, Great Store Design 2 (1996)