this was a fun batch of sketch icons, ty everyone! I hope september is kind to you all
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this was a fun batch of sketch icons, ty everyone! I hope september is kind to you all
(these icons are free to use non-commercially with clear credit!)
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can you draw some young babar and celeste. they were so cute
Here ya go, it was difficult to shade in the hair texture.
They’re in the garden.
(The eye colours are the ones that they had in adventures of Badou.)
**(I’m posting the requests that are done by order they were finished.)
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Babar Rataxes Theory
I had a theory about Rataxes, everybody’s favourite rhino from the 1990′s cartoon ‘Babar’. In the 1989 Babar Movie, Rataxes not only looks physically different than he does in the TV series that followed, but I noticed in the film that his behaviour is much more violent. The Rataxes in the TV series might’ve been a jerk but he was at his best kindhearted. In the TV series his genuine apology to Basil for making him lie about rescuing Isabelle, his balloon elephant doll he makes for Flora to cheer her up, his participation in saving the jungle from the hunter and his love for his family are a sharp contrast to the Rataxes in the earlier film. In the earlier film, Rataxes isn’t just a bit of a jerk, he’s downright evil. He has his men burning down houses, dragging elephants out and tying them in chains, throwing Celeste (who was only a child at the time) down a water well, shooting at Cornelius and Pompadour and threatening to kill Babar and his friends. While the TV series Rataxes could be quite cold and mean, he never went out of his way to do anything that he knew would severely hurt the elephants (except sawing apart the bridge in “The Celesteville Express”, and even then he was only trying to stop the train; he had no idea that Cornelius and Pompadour were trapped on it).
My theory is that the Rataxes in the 1989 film wasn’t in fact the Rataxes from the TV series, but instead his father. It’s just a thought, but not too far-fetched; Babar and Celeste were only children in the film, so it’s presumable that the TV series Rataxes would be, too. Instead he is portrayed as a grown adult in the film. His personality, voice and looks are very different from the TV series Rataxes. Basil, Lady Rataxes and Victor are not present in the film. If the more violent film version Rataxes was the father of the Rataxes from the TV series, it might also explain where the TV series Rataxes got his angry, jerky side - growing up with his father could’ve influenced his behaviour, but perhaps his own moral code told him it was wrong to hurt others and, unlike in the film, he knew where to draw the line. I know the two characters are supposed to be the same Rataxes, but I just personally assumed until recently that Rataxes’s father was in the film, not Rataxes himself.
Sun and Moon Aesthetics:Aku and Celeste
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can you draw more of your clown girl and princess
oh absolutely I can! here's some sketches of queen celeste and dot :) I actually made a bunch more characters for their storyverse that I never did much with - more mascots for fake food chains / brands. maybe I should make a little intro post about them or something!
queen celeste & dot o'donovan, rival celebrity mascots for popular burger chains
[ID: five images of drawings featuring celeste, a thin young woman with light beige skin and light brown hair in a blue dress and a tiara, and dot, a thin young clown with white skin and light grey hair in a pink and yellow shirt, vest, and skirt. the first shows them holding hands; the second is a waist up portrait of celeste; the third is a sketch page of celeste; the fourth is a waist up portrait of dot; and the fifth is a sketch page of dot. end ID]