This was going to be for something, now its not for something but it's here, so there.

Just something summery I cooked up while getting back into the swing of it. Link goodness cuz BotW still rocks

This was a Father’s Day gift I made on behalf of my good friend for her husband on his first Father’s Day

My finished Shredder cosplay, photographed by the talented @droophotographer

I’m sure I will soon!

Did this make Mercy for @gaycomicgeek and I kind of like it! Might help that I main Mercy these days

This was born of my newfound love of RWBY, and my longing for the beach (if it ever stops raining). Also it was too good a concept for those who are familiar

Here's another photoshoot-edit I worked on with the lovely Shaun Simpson and Michael Hamm. It was a total pain in the glass, but so worth it. I always like these projects because I really love to build the world around the model and try to put them right in the middle of it. Again, credit goes to model, Michael Hammhttps://www.facebook.com/MichaelHamm/Photographer: Shaun Simpsonhttps://www.facebook.com/ShaunTheShooter/Props and chest plates: Nathan DeLuca and Sunday Cosplayhttps://www.facebook.com/nathandelucacosplay/https://www.facebook.com/SundayCosplay/

I've always wanted to combine two of my favourite things into one; super heroes and fun underwear. Sure you can buy hero themed undies, but at best you're just going to get a logo or a name slapped on it. I want to see underwear inspired by the look of the characters without having a logo/name plastered all over it so I'm just doing it myself. This is my first design in a series I'm calling Hero Wear

I had the opportunity to work with the ever talented Shaun Simpson and Michael Hamm of photography and cosplay fame, to create a few fun images from a shoot of theirs. The goal: to make something pretty dang cool be slightly more cool, and I think it went pretty well. This first image was a treat because I always enjoy a challenge and making rain happen is a lot harder than it seems (okay so maybe i enjoy a little pain). This is a collaboration by several folks whom you can stalk, erm... check out via the links below: Model: Michael Hamm https://www.facebook.com/MichaelHamm/ Photographer: Shaun Simpson https://www.facebook.com/ShaunTheShooter/ Props and chest plates provided by Nathan Deluca and Sunday Cosplay https://www.facebook.com/nathandelucacosplay/ https://www.facebook.com/SundayCosplay/ Shabby editing: Moi https://www.facebook.com/pumbaart/ So visit all these lovely folks and like their stuff, maybe give them a follow! (Also, heres a super lo-rez GIF on how it put it together, if anyone was interested in seeing how it’s done)

The Bright Side of the Dark Side 24x36 Acrylic on canvas This seemed like a fitting end to what many have thought as a terrible year, myself included. Being broke and having far too much time to sit around, I started making something with what supplies I could find or had buried in a box. What began simply as something to do to pass the time, it turned into something bigger; I reconnected with a medium I seemed to have forgotten and really found myself enjoying what I do for the process and sheer love of creating. Most importantly, it symbolizes (almost accidentally) that even though things seem dark, there's always joy just behind it and there's always a bright side to find if you're willing to look. Goodbye 2016 and hello to new beginnings Sorry for getting all Gandalf on ya. Happy New Year everybody! -Pumba

'Shogun Love' Acrylic & pencil crayon on...paper? This was inspired largely by my love of the 80's and the general aesthetic style of that period. I really wanted to do a painting out of place; take the subject matter and paint it in an unlikely style. Though I'm certain it's been done, I like how it turned out. Also, this was also inspired by one of my favourite artists, Drew Struzan, whom if you don't know you should definitely look up. Also sorry for the poor photo quality; my phone is basically a Weetabix.

Quick drawing to satiate my need to draw. I also love the idea of Tony messing with Steve's lack of knowledge with modern society. Pencil crayon and a bit of editing on the Pixlr app (no computer so, this is the best I can do).

This was a sketch of what I imagined Voldemort to look like when I read them books. Also, my computer is dead and I didn't make any Horcruxes so it's paper and pencil for a while :s

Some more OC characters I had the pleasure of designing for a friend’s future-comic! These were great because I really got to take an idea and flesh it out-make it real on paper. #OC

I felt nostalgic so I had to draw this guy. Anyone remember Frog?