To The The Bad Batch!

fan-made concepts for an animated show where they just look like that (it is cancelled after one pilot)

Nothing better than cats being cute to cope.

I have a lot of ideas and wips, I already sketched The Bad Batch in a big cat pile together cuddling and a I want to draw ref sheets for each one too.

I’ve been thinking about the finale so hard I literally started dreaming about it 

Take these old doodles, cause I'm gonna burn them later 🔥

Western Rebels!

I’ve been too sick to draw anything new, and It’s been like 4 months since I started these cowboy designs and I know for a fact they aren’t getting finished so I’m just gonna dump what I had so far here and dip ✌️

This crackship is my brainrot right now

A next gen Lego Monkie Kid oc and a DC character what can go wrong? (⁠人⁠*⁠´⁠∀⁠｀⁠)⁠｡⁠*ﾟ⁠+

without the drawings

this is also for future chapters of the fic for this crackship-

techtober day 5: tech in a corn maze look he's just a little guy :)

trying my luck posting art here: the bad batch! i'm almost done with season two and im scared bc tech is my fav

Spicynoodles? MK and Red are in the middle of a fight, but a few more demons come to also attack him, which could be spider demons/random ones/Jin and Yin maybe all of them...And with out thinking Red yells at them that he was there first and no one should even think of messing with HIS noodle boy if they did not want to get burned first-

"Hey, get back here!"

"MAKE ME!"

Seriously, was that all the Noodle Boy could say? Red Son resisted the urge to facepalm, instead choosing to boost himself up with a quick flame. His mother would kill him if he failed to get that necklace back- some kind of bet with Sun Wukong years ago, he didn't remember. Right now, it didn't matter except for the fact that the Noodle Boy had caught him in the act of stealing it and had led him in a chase all the way back to the city.

He was now scrambling up a fire escape, chasing him up to the roof.

This was not how he wanted to spend his weekend.

Finally, Red was at the top. "Got you..." he panted out, leaning forward and steadying himself on his knees. "Give me a second-"

A muffled whimper was his answer.

Red looked up.

The Noodle Boy was tied up in familiar web, the staff knocked to the floor, his eyes wide and frightened. A dark chuckle made the fire demon whirl around. "Hey there, calf," the Huntsman purred. Next to him was that strong spider, who waved at him.

Waved.

While his enemy was tied up...

The huntsman had dared to continue speaking. "Now, I suggest you move along while-"

"How dare you?!"

There was silence.

"Uh...what?"

"I was here first!" Red felt his hair spark to life. Strange, it hadn't during his and the Noodle Boy's entire chase. You know what? He was going to ignore that. "And you dare to mess with my Noodle Boy?!"

...his...

"Yes, mine!" He was pretty sure nobody had actually said it. But Red barrelled on. Flames licked at his hands, hotter and brighter than anything he had dared to apply to the Noodle Boy, feeding into his flame hair.

The spiders backed away, slowly.

Good.

"And nobody should, unless they want to get burned."

Hihihi!! Im such a huge fan and i wanna start drawing like you! How do you draw legos so good? And do you maybe have advice thats useful when animating/drawing legos?

-🤡 anon

Hehe, rambling time!!!

ANGLES AND SHAPES!

It's a LEGO show, so we need to think of the limbs as 3D shapes (cylinder for the head and arms, squares and rectangles for the torso, legs, and feet!

In image number 2, shading is what carries it and emphasizes that it's 3D!

The legs sometimes fold, so triangles and long, thin rectangles are a good reference for that.

BREAKING THE RULES!

Something funky is going on with the hands at this show and I can't even explain it properly- like look at the peace sign. That's not possible with real LEGOs.

Like in part one, think of them as cylinders with the edges as curvy triangles.

Let's not forget bodies, specifically women's. SQ, PIF, and SQ have curves and the shape close to that are round, curvy triangles (specifically a reuleaux triangle).

EXPERIMENTING WITH ANGLES

Early in my art, my poses looked so stiff. What was missing was because they lacked 'flow' and perspective.

The show plays around with perspective a lot, and incorporating perspective in your art is really fun. It's gonna look daunting at first, but I promise it'll pay off.

OTHER NOTES:

- It's good to have a collection of photos (I use Pinterest for this) consisting of screenshots of the show. If I am struggling with a pose, I look at LMK screenshots then imagine or recreate it. Basically, when in doubt, reference from the show.

- Don't forget tiny details. Lineart width, lighting, sharp edges, etc. affect the art, so play around with those.