Visual development from Treasure Planet: A Voyage of Discovery by Ian Gooding, Hye Coh, Dan Read, Christophe Vacher, Steven Olds, Dave Tidgwell, and Guy Deel.

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The Bowery Presents
Cosmic Funnies

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izzy's playlists!
RMH
Jules of Nature

#extradirty
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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Visual development from Treasure Planet: A Voyage of Discovery by Ian Gooding, Hye Coh, Dan Read, Christophe Vacher, Steven Olds, Dave Tidgwell, and Guy Deel.
[Image description: the Bugs Bunny "I wish all X a very X" meme which shows Bugs Bunny in a black tuxedo with a red rose on his lapel. His eyebrows are raised and he is looking out at the viewer. The text has been edited to read "I wish Christopher Eccleston a very pleasant evening". End image description.]
(Sept 08 2022)
NOW, FERB
(insp)
can you imagine how the whole energybending scene must have looked to Sokka and Suki
Sokka: “ohmygod, I think aang’s losing!”
Suki: “you dont know that, maybe red is aang’s color”
Sokka: “you think the motherfucker who was planning to genocide the entire world with fire has a *blue aura*??”
Toph: “what the FUCK are you guys TALKING about”
Sokka: it's the same color as his tattoos, of COURSE Aang is blue.
Toph: Aang has tattoos?
father when can I leave to be on my oooowwwnnn
Okay I know I don’t have reach and this means nothing but I need people to follow @bionicle_affirmations on Instagram because they are making ART godamnit look at the joy and care suffused in these images the medium they chose ugh this is what we need
Skull wearing a wreath of flowers (c.1874) by Thomas Satterwhite Noble