bryankonietzko:

theartofanimation:

Hayao Miyazaki

Need… more… wall… space.

vickorano:

sarkyfancypants:

confusedspazz:

fahrenbot:

Alright, ALL OF THESE ARE SO RELEVANT. But the first one- ALL THE TIME. Especially when they’re really good.

i always get nervous drawing in public and i cannot stand it if someone asks what i am drawing while i’m drawing. its like, why don’t you let me finish it, aND FIND OUT

The stick figure one…

ALL THE FUCKING TIME

Also when I’m drawing x thing, they ask what it is, then I explain and they start questioning me. “And why is he standing like that? Why does he have wings? Put a beard on him, I say it will look good. What is he wearing? Why?”

:’D Lord save me.

JESUS… this world is so small and everyone is so similar. It is ignorant of me to have ever thought I was alone on any of these problems. My liiife….

potatofarmgirl:

gameandgraphics:

Zelda: A Link to the past concept art (Super Nintendo, 1991).

WOW!  I have to print this stuff out!

ghostgreen:

you have to admit that Faye Valentine’s character design is like, one of the worst female character designs of all time.

look. just look at this hot mess. i cannot even. i haven’t been able to even since 1998 at least. what is this

1. let’s start with the hair. what are those, bangs? are…

zomo:

andante-ace:

whitepool:

abstractcactus:

scarfu:

archaicmodernist:

katoyuu:

風で髪なびきアニメ下書き　風になびく旗や布、髪はこんな風にして丸にそって動かすといいそうです… on Twitpic

Wow, this makes folds and wind blown things a lot more clear!

Oh wow I was looking for something like this lately oAO

Oh Christ reblogging this for myself.

OH…

this is BLOWIN’ MY MIND MAN

I’m a huge fan of those hair blowing in the wind animations and always try to do it.. but it looks silly. MAYBE NOW I WILL BECOME THE HAIR WIND KING.

It’s all so clear now…

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glimbit:

I have a couple of books illustrated by Brenda E. Spender, the following images are from “Important People” from 1930.

The sketches look old fashioned , but in the best sense of the word. There is an honesty here, which of course is timeless.

These gesture drawings make you want to grab the old sketchpad again and start drawing from the elbow. They have so much life.

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cartoonretro:

Seeing so many Facebook posts about how miserable 2011 was, for some reason got me reflecting on how people and society have changed over the last 30 years.

I remember during the early ‘90’s a new kind of attitude starting to emerge in popular culture- a kind of detached irony, a dry sarcasm… a…

jillthompson:

neil-gaiman:

It’s nice to see a New Year’s Wish rendered as a poster…

@neilhimself gives good advice!

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sodamousse:

diick-priince:

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I can’t stop laughing oh god my coworkers think I’m nuts.

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