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Project Hail Mary is definitely going to be my favorite movie of the year, man. It’s so good!!

So I drew a sad Grace!

I’ve also seen a lot of people associate him with foxes in fanart, and I thought that was really cool—especially the meaning behind it. That’s kind of what I was trying to do with this drawing.

I also tried decorating the borders with those classroom decoration things… I don’t actually know what they’re called, but you see them in almost every teacher’s classroom. They use them to decorate bulletin boards, doors, and stuff like that. Honestly, I don’t think the idea came across very well, but whatever—I still like it lol.

Let me know what you guys think! I love reading people’s comments.

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👋 hi!

This is my force fanner for the movie, i'm new to the fandom. But i've been loving seeing every one's art of the movie, end the versions of the book which i'm going to read the book as well.

Anyway, a little bit about what I drew,

I've been seeing people draw grace as a saint wish I find to be quite interesting, and I wanted to make my own version of it.

I tried to crump in as much meaning as I could, don't know if anything got lost the sauce though...

I would like to hear what you think.It symbolizes all the stuff in it!

( sorry that my english sucks )

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Finally this took forever!!!

But here it is, the first part of my fenfic.

I know that is not much!! But don't worry I have most of the story planned out for the first chapter.All I need to do is draw the panels.

Please let me know, what you guys think about it, do you like it?

If not let me know and why!

Is traditional with a little bit of digital for the letters, hopefully it looks good.It doesn't look too pixelated. I'm new to the more digital part of it.

Here's the panels individually in case the quality is not so good.

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Hey, this is some old art that I had of

parker Selfridge

For a fanfic i was thinking of writing

Title: The Weight of How

Set during the early events of Avatar (before the destruction of the Hometree), this story follows Parker Selfridge, the RDA administrator, through a profound and unexpected transformation, both physical and moral. After being kidnapped by a grieving Na'vi woman and connected to a Tree of Souls, Parker is judged by Eywa herself. Instead of dying, his body begins to change: he grows a braid and a tail, and eventually gains the ability to breathe Pandora's air. Confused, terrified, and stripped of his former sense of control, Parker is forced to confront Pandora not as a resource, but as a living world. As scientists struggle to understand what is happening to him, Parker becomes increasingly isolated from the human side of Hell's Gate and increasingly drawn to the Na'vi. He meets Tìraney, a kind and thoughtful windtrader, who becomes his guide to Pandora's culture, language, and way of life. Through patient teachings, shared journeys, and quiet conversations, Tìraney helps Parker learn to survive in the forest and, more importantly, to listen.

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Hey!

I noticed that people really liked my Avatar/Wild Kratts art of the brothers, so I drew them again—this time with full-body designs! (except the legs)

I also wanted to explain the fanfic idea I had for them.

Short summary:

They wake up on Pandora in Avatar bodies. They have no idea where they are, what they are, or what’s happening. As the story goes on, they slowly explore the planet, its culture, and its people while trying to understand their situation. I still don’t know where to place it in the Avatar timeline, but that’s the general idea.

I’m also planning to add Zach, but I haven’t designed him yet.

Let me know what you all think—and whether I should go all in and write a full fanfic of it!!

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"What did you see, Zach"

"Progress requires sacrifice."

The life of an animal does not equal that of a human.

Let alone millions.”

That truth is self-evident to those capable of understanding it.

Yet most prefer ignorance—

because ignorance absolves them of guilt.

They call it compassion.

I call it cowardice.

I seek knowledge where others avert their eyes.

I ask questions they are too weak to answer.

Humanity is flawed.

Fragile.

Limited by fear of its own potential.

Evolution does not wait for consensus.

It rewards only those bold enough to guide it.

Progress has always required sacrifice.

The only difference is that I am honest about it.

Call me cruel if you wish.

History will call me necessary.

[This is the official interaction of my oc Villain character, I have talked of him before, but now I actually have a better understanding of the personality I want him to have.]

Name: Dr. Elias Falkner

Role: Government Scientist / Antagonist

Affiliation: Classified Federal Research Division

Clearance: Top-Level / Black-Ops

Core Philosophy

• Utilitarian absolutist

• Believes human lives outweigh all other life

• Views morality as a hindrance to progress

• Sees evolution as something that can — and should — be accelerated

• Considers suffering acceptable if results are achieved

“Intent is irrelevant. Outcomes are everything.”

Personality

• Calm, articulate, and unnervingly polite

• Never raises his voice

• Speaks like a professor lecturing slow students

• Genuinely believes he is right

• Does not view himself as evil — sees himself as necessary

• Views empathy as a weakness, not a virtue

View of Others

• The Wild Kratts: Ignorant idealists; later reclassified as eco-terrorists

• Martin: Emotional noise; dangerous catalyst

• Chris: Intellectually promising; fascinating; “wasted potential”

• Zach Varmitech: Useful asset; disposable once obsolete

• Test Subjects: Data points, not people

Methods

• Animal experimentation → rare human trials

• Uses government authority to operate legally

• Weaponizes bureaucracy, classification, and “national security”

• Silences interference through legal pressure, arrests, and propaganda

Greatest Strength

• Absolute conviction

• Institutional power

• Intelligence without doubt

Greatest Flaw

• Cannot comprehend compassion

• Underestimates emotional bonds

• Believes logic will always win

Narrative Role

• Final-arc villain

• Represents science without conscience

• Forces heroes to confront ethical gray areas

• Turns the system itself into the antagonist

Signature Belief

“The future belongs to those willing to make the hard choices.”

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This is the brother's if they we're Na'vi from Avatar!!

I wish I could find fan fakes about it. Because I feel like they would love being there!!

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Puerto Rico 🇵🇷!!

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Villain OC for Wild Kratts.

I wanted to create a villain who would be more challenging to handle for the characters in the show. I aimed to set him apart from the other villains, so I made him more serious in the sense that he isn't foolish or overly dramatic, unlike the other villains in the show. He takes his job very seriously, and because he works with the government, it's more difficult for the Wild Kratts to fight him. Although he is not much of a fighter, he has the full support of the government, including a security detail and other resources.

I envision him as a sort of final villain, a threat that will take more time to defend against. He's a scientist working for the government, conducting experiments on animals. His expertise ranges from finding cures for rare diseases in humans with the help of animals to devising ways to mutate those animals for the government's benefit.

Another reason I thought he would make an intriguing villain is that, as far as I know, the villains on the show commit crimes that are above seizing animals or trying to kill, eat, or trap protected animals. These actions can be crimes taken to court, and they can be arrested for them, although this isn't shown in the show. It always seemed to me that the Kratt brothers either work with or have good relationships with many governments in those countries. It would make sense, considering they fly a huge turtle through different countries without being shot down from the sky. I assume they have contracts and agreements with countries that allow them to do so.

What I'm trying to convey is that the power of this villain doesn't come from some fancy robot or trap; it comes from the fact that he has influential friends in high places, and he utilizes that to his advantage. For example, maybe the Wild Kratts have contracts with governments to fund their work since their turtle and inventions can't be cheap. He finds ways to cancel those contracts, effectively undermining the Wild Kratts. Perhaps he could even have the Wild Kratts arrested, after all, they're interfering with secret, private experiments of the government.

Let me know if you find this to be an interesting villain for the brothers in the comments. 😊

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So l have an idea.........