Here’s a useful art exercise. Take a screenshot from one of your favourite shows and re-draw it in a different style. If the characters are animals, draw them as humans, if the show is live-action, draw it as a cartoon, etc.
I did it with Spongebob Squarepants.
Good god, this is perfect
OMG
Oh I am so VERY doing this when I have time.
Which will be never.
(via thefrostedglass)
It might seem strange but out of this whole, gorgeous, heart-wrenchingly brilliant, witty and perfect film this has to be one of my favourite moments.
It just gives me tingles when she throws the covers off the piano every time.
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… Bugger. Seriously, you’ve been here all that time and I didn’t know?! AUGH. Damnit, next time… next tiiiiime.I made posts on tumblr and facebook about me going up there ;A; but yes. Next time. NEXT TIMMEEEEEE
Miranda do you seriously think I am cool enough to know what is happening outside of the realms of my animation desk? Oh well.
I LOVE YOU ANYWAY I’LL GET YOU NEXT TIME SUGAR.
So I told my roomie about that dream.
And then there was accidental doodling.
Shit I am supposed to be doing this stupid review not drawing this self indulgent tripe and now I want to write a crack one-shot of Keaton and Chaplin being secretly super spies and Harold Lloyd is like Q or something somebody shoot me before it’s too late.
So last night’s sleep-cinema involved riding up a waterfall that was stuck in reverse and feeding a dragon a particular species of caterpillar to stop it from having the hiccups, but I think the best part was where it suddenly turned into a WW2 thriller movie with Buster Keaton as the main spy for MI6.
…
What the actual what.
Well, I guess that’s my headcanon for what he was really doing in the 1940’s now.
So, do you know what the Professor’s going to be doing tonight? That looks like it might be a sonic micro-field manipulator.
(via not-quite-normal)
I love this no matter how many times I see it.
Buster Keaton
^ LMAO.
