Is it normal for Mike to rest his arm on Sully’s belly like this? Weirdly upsetting edit lol
07.03.2026 01:20
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Is it normal for Mike to rest his arm on Sully’s belly like this? Weirdly upsetting edit lol
wendy
weirdly unsettling
CARNAGEMAN:IKE - Teaser
WWF No Mercy 💪💪
these are so good!
had to bump it to 11, after Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball
dollhouse style? Does it have an interior on the other side?
My top 9 games. I seem to yo-yo between hyper violence and anime furries. It checks out. (made with my9games.com)
Hell ya 💪 💪
i also sleep in a wrist brace. I spend every night going hard, drawing my monkey NFTs. ill never stop
so damn excited for Marathon tomorrow. Really hoping Bungie cooks and it's not another live service flop.
Some different hair designs, before I settled with the original green. The Centurion brush top is pretty interesting, but looks a bit goofy. Black hair is kinda gothic, which is cool, but doesn't feel as futuristic.
Inspired by 80s fantasy art. 'Legend of the Cybercorn' 🤘🤘🤘
get wrecked, sloppers
my life has been downgraded to junk status
More Rover 1 art! Some Tibu character poses and model sheet. Trying to pose his weird head shape was an annoying challenge.
gettin' piggy with it
Four panel comic of four kids buckling their seatbelts in a car. In the first panel, one girl, Nami, says, “We’re learning about where cephalopods actually came from!” In the second panel, one girl says, “They came from space, Nami.” In the third panel, a boy leans toward Nami, who has a frustrated expression, and says, “Pfft. They came from a magic dimensional rift deep in the abyss.” In the final panel, the driver, Nami’s sibling, says, “Alright, seatbelts everyone!” Credit: from SCIENCE COMICS: CEPHALOPODS, © 2026 written by Casey Zakroff and illustrated by Joy Ang, First Second/Macmillan
One comic panel in which four kids and one teen, viewed from the back, stare in awe at a wall of mollusk fossils while other museum-goers pass by. They say, “Whoa.” Credit: from SCIENCE COMICS: CEPHALOPODS, © 2026 written by Casey Zakroff and illustrated by Joy Ang, First Second/Macmillan
illustration of a girl opening the door of her bedroom, only to see a giant fart monster lying on her bed laughing and reading her diary Credit: from GOOD FAMILIES DON’T, © 2026 written by Robert Munsch and illustrated by Joy Ang, Tundra/PRH Canada
illustration of a girl running down the stairs and flapping her arms in panic Credit: from GOOD FAMILIES DON’T, © 2026 written by Robert Munsch and illustrated by Joy Ang, Tundra/PRH Canada
🎨 Illustrator spotlight on Joy Ang!
Joy is represented by Kelly Sonnack and interested in illustrating picture books, covers, and graphic novels.
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Thanks! I drew them myself
More Rover 1 art! Some Tibu character poses and model sheet. Trying to pose his weird head shape was an annoying challenge.
I thought these were festive hand grenades
youtu.be/th8hKC9Y4Rc
This short was made by an amazing artist who lost their home in the fires last year. Please show your support to the artists who worked hard to give their voices out for creativity and shun the companies trying to silence them.
So good! So fluid!
she's glorious
Charlie chilling on a Sunday
ok
They can pay me in kool aid 🥤🥤🥤
Very KOOL!
