[Newt Scamander attempts to lure an escaped creature into his case through a series of complex, dancelike movements.]

[Jacob Kowalski, who didn’t ask for any of this somehow ended up in this bizarre situation, backs away, slightly alarmed, and…]

Okay, but this is adorable!! Back to the tag game, I want to see what everyone’s cute little cartoons look like!!

Tag 10 people:

@anarcherboyandawarlock @owlswithfins @starrya47 @devilwearsmadammalkins @angel-pirate-child @pan-n-proud @pans-parkinson @transaurus @thisaliennerd @aeistea @alwithcolorfulhair

https://picrew.me/image_maker/114808

i mean, other than body type, which the artist is currently working on, this is probably the most accurate one i’ve ever done. also, yes, you can make dudes too!! you just have to get a little creative!! like i made my best friend:

with hair cause a buzz kinda looks stupid on these, but I love this!!!

this is cuter than any picture I’ll ever take (also I am completely a jean jacket gay)

Thanks for tagging me @stjernfaerie​ and @stressedbi​! I swear to god I wasn’t trying to look like Captain Marvel… it just happened.

THESE WERE SO CUTE - LOOK AT THIS DORKY BOI 

This is about as close as I can get. 😅

I want to play a game with you all.

You have to make a new word by changing only one letter of the last word.

So, you’ve seen Breeze, but you probably want to know a little more about him?

Let me tell you a little about his background:

(Illustration by EiffelArt)

Breeze was adopted by a firefighter and given to his daughter, Diana, a very intelligent, overly ambitious, and somewhat socially awkward pre-teen.

Diana is homeschooled, and despite being in many activities such dance, gymnastics, martial arts, and various volunteer programs, she doesn’t have a lot of friends, as many of the kids her age are intimidated by (or jealous of) her ability.

(Design by Kiana Mai)

After being given Breeze, Diana slowly discovers that Breeze wasn’t like average dogs, as he near-effortlessly mimics many of the things she’s good at, as well as learning other human-like abilities and traits.

(Concepts by Piti Yindee)

After discovering this, Diana made it her mission to teach Breeze more and more mundane, everyday tasks, followed by also introducing him to a lot of things she enjoys, such as cartoons and action films.

One of Diana’s dreams is becoming a “superhero”, or anything that’ll allow her to “save the day”. This is adopted by Breeze as well, who gradually mirrors her ambition and habits.

Shenzhou: A Fanbook Inspired By Star Trek Discovery

A fanbook styled as though Star Trek: Discovery was a 1974 spin-off from The Original Series. Almost 200 pages of art and stories!

Hello all! The kickstarter for this fanbook is drawing to a close, and it needs your help! There are 15 days left to reach the goal (currently at 73%), so that’s two weeks left to pre-order this limited edition fanbook! :D It ships worldwide, and every copy comes with two free prints! This will be the only print run ever, so don’t miss out if you’d like one!

New to this? Shenzhou is a Star Trek: Discovery fanbook written and designed as though Star Trek: Discovery was a spin-off series launched in 1974 (titled Star Trek: Shenzhou). Following the success of the original series, viewers tuned in to watch the continuing adventures of Captain Philippa Georgiou (Captain Kirk’s role model, of course!) and her crew, charting unknown space and meeting new civilisations. Most notably, the fanbook features a vast re-imagining of the Star Trek universe, with new alien designs and resulting timeline changes.

It contains comics, stories, and art, detailing the three seasons of the imagined Star Trek: Shenzhou (plus two feature length films!), all contained within a book of about 170 pages (final page count TBD). The aliens have been redesigned, events rewritten, and it follows TOS/TNG storytelling formula. The finish of the main comic and some of the extra art is even fashioned after The Original Series 1969 UK comics! It’s an ambitious re-imagining of Star Trek: Discovery from the ground-up, but - but! - that doesn’t mean that the Discovery you’re more familiar with doesn’t feature! A section of the book is dedicated to a more faithful interpretation, with the blue uniforms, humanoid aliens, and the USS Discovery as the hero ship.

Not really interested in Discovery/the fanbook, but still want to help out? That’s awesome, and not to worry! The Chief of Science Saru pledge level will net you a digital Star Trek-related sketch commission of any character you like (including your own fancharacters)! If you’re not into that, every single reblog is much much appreciated!

Woooooooooooooooooooooosh

Comic practise with one of my fav scenes! I wanted to make an animatic but I ein’t too good with those, I’m not the greatest with comics either but I sure felt like trying. I learnt a lot, and hope others enjoy the visual adventure that is my struggle fused with the adventure zone.

Also yes I know that the square buildings turn into domes on the way because I frogot that there were a bunch of domes on the moon like a doofus. I would edit it- but uhm. This took like a week (it took way longer than a week because I procrastinated a bunch but you don’t know that so I can say it was a week (wait)) and I’m kinda tired. Maybe later.

“Licking a tree & hoping for maple syrup.” 

Fighter: Angonoka Tortoise

Barbarian: Alligator Snapping Turtle

Paladin: Ornate Box Turtle

Thief: Pancake Tortoise

Ranger: Eastern Long-Necked Turtle

Bard: Red Eared Slider

Wizard: Galapagos Tortoise

Sorcerer: Mata Mata

Warlock: Spiny Turtle

Cleric: Smooth Softshell Turtle

Edit: Almost forgot

Monk: Russian Tortoise

Druid: Cagle’s Map Turtle

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Lyryken’s Reignited/Classic Spyro Art Challenge

#8) Favorite building/town/architecture