Finally Got Permission To Post This, Here’s An Animation I Did Early Last Year For A Project At @clydesballapaloozaextravaganza

Eric Cartman

Lovers

a sasha animatic i made a few days ago :) (yt link)

I NEVER POSTED THIS HERE?!?!?!?!

Well prt  2? of the Yuri on ice HP au

Cartoon LGBT couples

So, since it’s Pride Month (and cause I don’t have other ideas) I decided to make this post compiling a few of LGBT couples that exist in the animation so far but well, not all of them were actually confirmed and some are rather my personal interpretation, clarified everything, go on

Ruby and Sapphire (Steven Universe)

Blubs and Durland (Gravity Falls)

Jumba and Pleakley (Lilo & Stich)

Korra and Asami (Legend of Korra)

Shore Leave and Al (The Venture Bros.)

Marceline and Bonnibel (Adventure Time)

Limiere and Cogsworth (Beauty and Beast)

Courtney and Tabitha (Craig of the Creek)

Viktor and Yuuri (Yuri on Ice)

Eli and Steve (Trollhunters)

…and there you go, I could make other post like this but I need some help with couples I don’t know

i do have to say that some ppl in this fandom act a bit too entitled abt ice ado. mappa turned their replies off on the tweet w the new art, and obviously idk their reasoning, but in every tweet from them (or mizuno) abt yoi, the replies are nothing but “give us the movie” “where’s the movie” etc. we are still in a pandemic, with labor shortages everywhere. if they’re making a movie, they’ll show us eventually. and if not, we are not entitled to that movie. we are fans of their work and that will never mean we “deserve” anything from them.

27 drawing prompts to round out your OC

Because these are fun to make ok

Draw Your OC…

1. Full detail, in their undies, as a body reference point 

2. As a silhouette that is unique and recognizable 

3. Showing a dramatic emotion. Think outside of the box! Instead of happy/sad/mad, go for something like pride/love/guilt  

4. In a setting from the past 

5. In a highly futuristic setting

6. In a different style than your own

7. As a complete opposite of themselves

8. In a way that captures their personality/role by using gesture and body language

9. As a different species (fantasy/animal/ect.)

10. In their job/work setting

11. Super simplified, but still recognizable 

12. In the world of your favorite videogame

13. In the world of your favorite tv show  

14. In the world of your favorite movie (catching a trend?)

15. During the worst time in their life

16. During the best time of their life

17. Interacting with your other oc(s)

18. Interacting with you

19. As a realistic portrait

20. As a hero

21. As a villain

22. Giving up

23. Doing something they shouldn’t

24. Getting caught doing something, do they try to get out of it? How?

25. Doing something that is unique to them

26. As they just found out they’re going to have a baby! How do they react?

27. With your non dominant hand (try to capture their essence!)

Hey, so they’re making a Netflix Harry Potter.

With that in mind, we’re all gonna remember that JKR is a terf who has literally been cited by legislators engaged in legislation that actively harms trans people, and we’re not gonna give her any more money.

That means not streaming the new show on Netflix, because regardless of how much influence she has on the production, she gets paid for it.

We’re gonna make the show flop. We’re gonna show Warner Brothers that we don’t forget (of course, how would we forget, it isn’t as if she’s stopped), and that their business association with terfs is no longer profitable.

It is NOT like Lovecraft, because Lovecraft is very dead and his works are in the public domain. By consuming Lovecraft media, you are not giving any money to old Howard.

Chibi foliage guide: Rose (pt.2)

Twitter: The Comic is a collection of comics based on the greatest tweets of our generation. The source material is used verbatim, typos and all. Despite the seemingly random nature of the tweets, the comic has reoccurring characters and story arcs that aren’t fully understood unless experienced through a single reading. With explicit permission from the writers of each comic, Twitter: The Comic could be a pretty rad book.