Normally I Wouldn’t Have Said Or Mentioned Anything, But The Fact That I Thought Your OC Was Based

It’s late and I need to sleep, but my mind won’t let this go.

I can only hope that I shall be able to sleep now.

The art on the left belongs to @littlecrittereli

The image on the left, obviously a show, belongs to Chris Gifford and Valerie Walsh Valdes (oh wow, another Chris).

So my posts are unorganized, my apologies. I’m not really all that focused on this app, at all. Nor will posts come on time because, well, ADHD. It is either all or nothing. In this case, just something to do.

Anyhow, this doodle below belongs to another fandom I am a part of, @thestanleyparable and seeing as there are so many other depictions of The Narrator, I thought I’d be interesting to show my very unique visual idea of how I like to imagine him.

Basing on his very confusing personality and what he does and such, I have given The Narrator the physical traits of a Wolf, a Penguin, a Raven, a Dragon, and a mythological being called a Dalaketnon.

Now, while I don’t exactly remember my reasoning to why The Narrator is a wolf, I can tell you the my cause for the some of the rest.

The Dalaketnon, I chose mainly for their powerful telekinesis powers. Though it is likely I should probably have researched the mythical beings more.

The Raven, as these birds have the great ability to imitate a great number of sounds, as well as being chatty and mischievous.

The Penguin, as I see the animal as rude creature, not that I dislike them in any way, they are simply the type of creatures that seem to judge you, or look down upon you like you are minuscule bugs. Like most posh rich people now that I think about it.

Lastly, the Dragon. Well I don’t know why at the moment, but backtracking what Dragons are to who and what The Narrator is, I can only assume it is because of the Dragon’s hoarding habits, that they are easily offended, known to be powerful, and the fact that Dragons just having quite literally, a rather tough hide. In all honesty, I still have no idea why I would assume the Narrator to be, in part, a dragon.

Have fun consuming this crazy and very, very unique idea of my weird variation of.. The Narrator.

This here are doodles of Martin Kratt as a regular Cheetah and, because of my obsessions with Dromaeosaurids at the time- Aviva Corcovado as a Utahraptor. Unfortunately, thanks to not being practiced enough with drawing Dromaeosaurids, it looks nothing like her.

Hello, I am back with more dumb-butt images of things found on Phineas and Ferb.

Here is a couple more:

Entire week late, but what are yah gunna do when you procrastinate. ADHD is ADHD.

I ain’t ever posted anything on this thing, Tumblr, that is. I had not even planed to use it beyond what was originally just curiosity, but well, plans change.

So, for the moment, I shall simply post my dozens upon dozens of random little images of Perry the Platypus. As well as some others. Mind you, they aren’t all that interesting.

Does anyone know what bird this feather belongs to? Or an app that will help that doesn’t force me to look through thousands of birds to find one that matches.

Found the thing in Panamá, Central America.

It might be best that I should mention my reasoning for calling The Narrator, Verteller. Which, if I remember correctly, is English for Storyteller or Narrator in Dutch.

Anyhow, I call The Narrator ‘Verteller’, for my shyness of using any character’s (real or not, in the case of Wild Kratts) name. So I try and find a name that fits close and well to the character themself, or their name. You could say it is a nickname of sort.

I have said ‘name’ far too many times now, and I am rather sick of it.

So my posts are unorganized, my apologies. I’m not really all that focused on this app, at all. Nor will posts come on time because, well, ADHD. It is either all or nothing. In this case, just something to do.

Anyhow, this doodle below belongs to another fandom I am a part of, @thestanleyparable and seeing as there are so many other depictions of The Narrator, I thought I’d be interesting to show my very unique visual idea of how I like to imagine him.

Basing on his very confusing personality and what he does and such, I have given The Narrator the physical traits of a Wolf, a Penguin, a Raven, a Dragon, and a mythological being called a Dalaketnon.

Now, while I don’t exactly remember my reasoning to why The Narrator is a wolf, I can tell you the my cause for the some of the rest.

The Dalaketnon, I chose mainly for their powerful telekinesis powers. Though it is likely I should probably have researched the mythical beings more.

The Raven, as these birds have the great ability to imitate a great number of sounds, as well as being chatty and mischievous.

The Penguin, as I see the animal as rude creature, not that I dislike them in any way, they are simply the type of creatures that seem to judge you, or look down upon you like you are minuscule bugs. Like most posh rich people now that I think about it.

Lastly, the Dragon. Well I don’t know why at the moment, but backtracking what Dragons are to who and what The Narrator is, I can only assume it is because of the Dragon’s hoarding habits, that they are easily offended, known to be powerful, and the fact that Dragons just having quite literally, a rather tough hide. In all honesty, I still have no idea why I would assume the Narrator to be, in part, a dragon.

Have fun consuming this crazy and very, very unique idea of my weird variation of.. The Narrator.

And from me to you; a bunch more images of Perry the Platypus, the red-eyed wild Platypus, and Heinz Doofinshmitz. Oh, and Candace and Jeremy.