Lucy, Skull, And Lockwood My Faves!

kiss the girl

inspired by the “Lockwood & Co. but make it Disney” prompts from last spring.

35 Portland Row crew I drew with my newly bought markers! Feeling rather proud of this, probably best traditional art from me in ever

Something I find so absolutely fascinating in Lockwood and Co. is the way in which the text reminds you you're reading about children - the kids live in this world where necessity has forced them to function as adults for most of their lives, but rather than just allowing them to have taken on these adult positions we see them be so silly and sweet. They all have an obnoxious sweet tooth, Lockwood has a bin of costumes and seems to use them wholly unnecessarily and dramatically. He does stupid accents. Hes literally just playing dress up. They're just babies 🥺

me core…

creds: @locklylestan on TikTok

I made some vaguely Christmassy Lockwood and Co art for the secret Santa exchange on the Lockwood & Co discord, and the lovely person I was paired with gave me permission to post it here :)

Merry Christmas, and I hope you all have a lovely day, regardless of if you celebrate!

(Also the art I received from my secret Santa was so fricken cute 😭)

Lockwood: Barnes says children shouldn’t swear

Lockwood: So I'm swearing in ice cream flavours instead, and it's great, because he hates it and keeps telling me to stop

George: How on earth do you swear in ice cream flavours?

Lockwood: What the mint chocolate chip did you just say to me, punk? I'll kick your rocky road and then punch the ever-loving strawberry cheesecake out of you!

George:

George: that was beautiful

Help me, he's soooooooooooooooooooo

FRIENDS. HEAR ME OUT. LOCKWOOD FAMILY FANCASTS

So, I was watching @oceanspray5 's marvelous "Wait For It" Lockwood edit on YouTube, in which Kiera Knightly and Matthew Goode are fancasted as Celia and Donald.

Now, I have seen a few different Jessicas in the past, and they haven't meshed with me, but a recent thought that had some staying power is Natalia Dyer. She works pretty well, because she could feasibly be related to Lockwood but also has a face shape sorta similar to Ruby Stokes, so the whole "out of the corner of Lockwood's eye" thing works. And then I got emotional and edited the family together and well:

Lockwood is the spitting image of his father. Jessica gets her face shape and jawline from Celia. I just—