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yo where the women at smiling friends
wanted to draw the gals who i like. wish i could include the blue lady who was in allan's bed but there's not enough good references of her...
head canons below the read more who i apply to use in basically every fanfic i write that have these women appear in
A friend headcanons that Pim and Amy are twins and loved the idea so much.
Had to sketch them both together.
realization that the Dolly Dimpley series is the unintentional companion piece to Protagonist Object Show
spoilers for both!
One of the central themes of ProtOS that becomes gradually apparent: how popular narrative content and the fanbase around it tends to favor focusing on characters with certain characteristics and how that is unfair to those that may not fit that mold. This divide is in some fashion diagetically illustrated within the story. We experience this from the perspective of Lampy, the sort that stands to benefit from this inequity, the one character who recieves the lion's share of focus. Notice Metro Card's belief stated late in the story that they shouldn't be the protagonist because they lack the certain traits they believe a 'perfect fit' would. "He's the kind of person everyone can relate too! He's a boy! He's just the right shape! [...] I'm none of that."
One of the central themes of Critter clipz 2002 / Dolly Dimpley that becomes gradually apparent: how popular narrative content and the fanbase around it tends to favor focusing on characters with certain characteristics and how that is unfair to those that may not fit that mold. This divide is in some fashion diagetically illustrated within the story. We experience this from the perspective of Dolly, the sort that is vastly shortchanged by this inequity, one that is desperate for any sort of proper acknowledgement from her peers and the narrative at large, as both the only woman within the 'boy's club' culture of the Smiling Friends company and, implicitly, as an Autistic person in an environment in which neurotypicality is favored. Notice Dolly's anguished rant after her growing desperation to just be included in the conversation ultimately explodes: "What's wrong with me that you guys won't tell me?!" followed by her feeling she must apologize for how she acts, how she looks, how different she is from all the guys...
I just finished a fanart I made of a fanfic from AO3!! Here’s the line I based on:
Credits to @kindheart525 for the fanfic: https://archiveofourown.org/works/70455371/chapters/196018196
Thank you so much for writing this fanfic! I highly recommend it, it is so entertaining and lovely!! Hope you like the final result of the drawing!!
(Click for better quality!!)
𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐌𝐈𝐒𝐒𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒 𝐎𝐏𝐄𝐍 𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄!: https://ko-fi.com/summerkittsart/commissions
Commissions Open! Click to see Summer Kitts!!'s commission menu.
I’ve always been a little sad by the lack of fem characters in smiling friends, so I’m taking it upon myself to make my own ocs to fill in the void. So, everyone meet Victoria’s friend group outside of work. Just a bunch of middle aged women (except spangles) who have no idea what they’re doing with their lives. Also yes, all of them are critters because why not.
More info on them
Animal by Day, Critter by Night
Chapter 3
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
New chapter is up, folks! Enjoy!! ✨🧡
GIVE IT UP FOR MR. AND MRS. MARGE SIMPSON