I like Purple

May 30, 2012 • 2 notes

Bachelors

May 29, 2012 • 53,473 notes

this report from our reporter peter porter: Tumblr Guessing Game...

paexie:

bwstickles:

green-shape-shifter:

offtoarockystart:

Can you guess from my posts what is my:

* Age

* Sex and/or Gender

* Sexual Orientation

* Race and/or Ethnicity

* Field of study and/or field of work

* Favorite TV show(s)

* Favorite book(s)

* Favorite video game(s)

* Favorite food(s)

Leave any answers in my ask and we’ll see how accurate you are.

The answer is yes.

May 29, 2012 • 9,666 notes • secretotaku

clockwourk:

icameas-roman:

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me. literally me. right now.

I don’t have a bunk bed. That would be awesome.

(via veiredame)

May 29, 2012 • 12 notes

I do not feel awesome today so let’s draw fanart instead of work yaaay~

May 28, 2012

Getting annoyed with project wonderful but I made this ad the other day and I think it’s funny.

May 28, 2012 • 3 notes

Lyze decided to build a house out of fries.

After this pic it took 15 minutes for the waitress to finally come for the check so it ended up getting a flag made of vegetable matter, Sour cream spackle, and a little fry-man he named Phillip.

May 27, 2012 • 1 note

Copy people to steal their talent. Attempt to use talent.

May 22, 2012 • 3,824 notes • jagzilla

jagzilla:

PRETTY SURE IT’S BEEN DONE BEFORE BUT IDC??

guess which movie i saw tonight uvu

So precious.

May 22, 2012 • 140 notes • artist-confessions

Age doesn’t matter

artist-confessions:

I hate when people compare an artists age with their skill. I read about a girl who was 8 years old and painted masterpieces. Know why this was possible? She woke up early before school to practice. EVERY DAY. How many artists can say they do the same? Not many.

So really an artist who’s young but draws amazingly isn’t all that extraordinary.
What’s extraordinary is their DEDICATION. Let their dedication to practicing and improving inspire you do to the same.

-riskyrussian

I hate when people do that. I know younger people with that drive is great but What if you didn’t start making art until after you were older than they are? You can’t compare a 14 year old to a 28 year old if the 14 year old has been drawing for 6 years non-stop and the 28 only for 2 as a hobby.

It’s frustrating not being 16 anymore hearing about how you’re not good at art unless you’re a 14 year old prodigy. It’s why I won’t say my age. (or gender, sexuality, and race. DON’T JUDGE MY ART BY IT.) At least age is a lot harder to guess based on art.

May 22, 2012 • 1 note

Random people for a thing that may or maynot happen.

May 20, 2012 • 13 notes • premierpulp

Premier Pulp! seeking submissions

premierpulp:

Want to make comics? We want you inside us. Premier Pulp! is seeking artists, writers, inkers, colourists and letterers for the August edition of our free digital comics anthology. Read our submission details and check the deadlines - the first is the entry deadline on June 8th. Get in touch by then, whether you’ve got a whole project raring to go or are seeking collaborators.

May 20, 2012

Q

Monster High dolls are addictive, but they kinda suck straight out of the box. Many have their hair overly gelled, and most have a big glob of glue inside their heads, which will seep out onto the hair. They're great for customizing, as many people have found. The Create-a-Monster sets are a good start if you wanna try them. They have wigs, and they're also in high demand, so you'll be able to sell them easily if you don't love 'em.

elizabethplaid

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I would just leave them in the box and look at them like a picture. I’m not into the whole customizing thing. I just think they look good on their own.

May 20, 2012 • 131 notes • theworstthingsforsale

elizabethplaid:

theworstthingsforsale:

The unrealistic figure of Barbie has been criticized in the past as giving girls an unhealthy body image. But Barbie looks like Mrs. Old & Fat next to this twig-like doll called Frankie Stein.

Most arresting about Frankie Stein is not that she is skinny, but that her clothes are draped on her as they are on women who are actually anorexic. If you’ve ever seen an eating-disorder documentary, or known an actual anorexic woman, it’s eerie how closely this doll mirrors the hallmarks of anorexia. Her skin is pale, her size-00 clothes hang loosely off her body, and her elbow and knee joints bulge from her birdlike arms and legs.

Maybe I’m over-reacting here, or maybe I just like women and don’t think they should starve to death and have mental and physical problems because of companies.

I have to respect Drew’s trolling skills, because I had to double-check who posted this after seeing how sincere this sounds. While the sentiment has a point, I don’t automatically assume that Drew really gives this much of a shit about a doll.

Here are some photos I’ve taken to compare different body types of dolls, including a Monster High doll (the green one). I like to show off my photos, guys. Anyway, congratulations on your successful troll, Drew.

Lollipop Girl + Monster High girl + Momoko + Monster High guy

Lollipop Girl + Barbie Fashionistas + Momoko + Barbie Pivotal

Lollipop Girl, Barbie Pivotal, Barbie Fashionistas, Barbie superhero

And here are some more pictures of Frankie:

The regular, green-skinned Frankie

Skull Shores Frankie with gray skin and a wig

Every time I go to the store I’m tempted to get one of those Monster High dolls. Never seen the show but the dolls are sooo cute. /girly

May 20, 2012 • 11 notes

I was messing with palettes for my own characters last night and doing stuff like this so I decided to do it again.

Korra’s easy to color right guys?

May 19, 2012

I did this in bed last night and I thought it looked pretty great. I’m not so sure anymore. I decided to draw a Galatea image that didn’t include her being a tiny waif.