Made A Fan Animation Of Spot From The Spider-verse Movie

A collection of my sketchbook so far! (will add more as I reblogg because I have a ton of pics, it's from Sep till now)

Small little sukuna fan animation

Started animating!

Working hard for my first year animated final film about a child that chases the northern lights! 💪🔥

Here's a timelapse~!

Tied to the cross

I absolutely love bollocks Nobara

Friends

We've reached over 50% yippieeeee

Thank you guys!!! 💕

"wait I lost the fight... But this is getting fun!"

Been wanting to draw something analog horror related for a while now!🔥🔥🔥🫣

!!!Spoilers for the Percy Jackson Series Episode 2!!!

I personally (as a Luke apologist), LOVED how percy talked in the second episode regarding the gods and their role as parents.

Most notably with the night time scène where percy burnt the blue candy as an offering to his mom (note how it was to his mother, because she's the one he wanted to talk to and not his father who he, at that point still didn't know). In that specific scène Percy literally voices what Luke stands behind. His resentment towards a father, who is alive and well, and very powerful, who didn't come to help him or his mother who he supposedly should have loved.

Percy talks to his mother about how he will bring the Gods down from their high and mighty places so they can be equal. It's literally everything Luke stands behind and I love how that scène showed that in the earliest moments Percy spend at the camp, he was actually very close to following down the path Luke ended up on.

I remember often feeling like maybe I read the books wrong, or interpreted Luke and his situation wrong. I've always been very convinced that Percy and Luke were two sides of the same coin, they both could've ended up on each other's paths. And the only reason why Luke was deemed the evil bad guys, was literally just because external factors manipulated him into thinking there was only one way, I've always seen Luke as more of a victem than an actual perpetrator (making me love the moments in the books that compared Percy and Luke's points, showing how they basically felt the exact same towards the gods). But from some of the fans I always felt this intense hatred and just general distain towards Luke, almost writing him off as just a bad guy that no one should like, when there is so much depth to him as an antagonist.

That made the scène of Percy, using a method to pray to the gods, to pray to his mother all while condemning the gods, so powerful to me, you could've literally swapped Percy and Luke in that scène and it wouldn't have made a difference (considering if Luke's mom was still sane like Sally is, btw on that note image how easily percy would've turned into the antagonist if his dad dared to do to Sally as what Hermes did to May, just saying).

Anyway this was an analysis of something that had always been on my mind, and even more so after that second episode, it felt like it really confirmed to me that Luke really is a subject to his enviorment, because how can Luke and Percy have the same goals, but can only one of them be called a hero. I'm so happy to have seen it reflected to perfectly in the series, that when I saw it, and I heard that music swell up in the background, it stuck with me the entire day and I just had to put it down, so thank you to anyone that read this far, I appreciate your interest in my rant about how Luke is actually very tragic and I love him hahahanfndnfndnd

This is how Rick wrote an average day in the Argo after Nico joined...

Bro is listening to his breakup playlist filled with early 2000 hits and nightcore.