Everything I draw ends up wearing a bow-tie

twunkmichaelmell:

what’s new pussycat just started playing in this restaurant and every millenial in the room shared a knowing, fearful look

(via impomaniac)

Anonymous asked: mod i'm so mad, i came here because of beautiful art and you've tossed me headfirst into shipping gladstone/magica. i did not come here for this. i did not come here to have my soul sold to this ship. i've never even watched ducktales and here i am waiting for an ad to finish so i can and i'm probably gonna look for the comics after too. thank you but damn it, why does this rarepair have to be so good

idk man but you’re welcome and enjoy those comics buddy they are Good Stuff

friendlytroll asked: Now here's a question: Gladstone's an aloof fellow. But his luck seems to operate regardless of if he wants it to or not. If he tried to completely not be around his family anymore, would his luck just HAPPEN to keep bringing them back into his life?

You know, I really do think it would? Also I love this and can totally see it as the basis for a comic.

This is a hard one to answer, and as ever I’m like, just me I ain’t no sage or some perfect answer machine but- I think the best thing to look out for is if you aren’t comfortable with your story yourself. If you look at your story and only see the work of someone else, then perhaps you should rework it. Don’t drop it entirely necessarily; put it in storage, mull over it, try a few ‘what if’ scenarios, change characters around, or put the cast in a totally different world. Try smashing it together with another story idea you had, and see what results from the collision! Play with it until you feel you’ve muddled it up enough that it feels strange and new and wonderful to you- the odds are it will to everyone else! It’s impossible to remove yourself from all external influences; everything and everyone influences stories, and good writers build from the ideas they absorb from other writers. We all inspire one another and that’s healthy, and how great stories come to be! Don’t be afraid of it.