Random Fanarts

(Also, if you’re curious, I have another blog where I post my other art projects that aren’t related to any fandoms.)

Hazbin Hotel / Helluva Boss:

Art:

Angel Dust

Blitzø and his obsession with horses breaking the multivers

Santa Satan

Cover for " Loser, Baby"

Cover for "Poison"

Cover for "Hell Is Forever"

Cover for "It Starts With Sorry"

Cover for "Hell’s Greatest Dad"

Cover for "Stayed Gone"

Cover for "You Didn’t Know"

Cover for "Out For Love"

Cover for "Welcome To Heaven"

Martha McFlurry (Hazbin Hotel VrChat)

Blitzø and Charlie talk about Bethany Ghostfucker

Quotes from the pilot and season 1 (V-1)

Quotes from the pilot and season 1 (V-2)

Charlie “🖕😡🖕”

Sculpture of Alastor’s radio

Sir Pentious Hell / Heaven

Cover for "Gravity"

Rubber duck in crochet of Lucifer

Cover for "Like You"

Cover for "Vox Populi"

Cover for "Vox Dei"

Vaggi in a 1930’s-40’s cartoon artstyle

Charlie in a 1930’s-40’s cartoon artstyle

Niffty in a 1930’s-40’s cartoon artstyle

Baxter in a 1930’s-40’s cartoon artstyle

Angel Dust in a 1930’s-40’s cartoon artstyle

Alastor in a 1930’s-40’s cartoon artstyle

Mini sculptures of Egg Bois

Headcanon:

How Alastor started to kill people

Adam Can’t travel to other rings of Hell

The origin of Rosie’s powers?

The Amazing Digital Circus:

Art:

Quotes from episode 1

Quotes from episode 2

Quotes from episode 3

Quotes from episode 4

Quotes from episode 5

Quotes from episode 6

Disappearing guy figurine

Characters in my artstyle

Kinger Figurine

Gangle / Ragatha / Kinger as cats

My Little Pomni

Pomni stealing Ragatha’s bugle (live stream on Peak)

Origin of Jax’s fear of corn (fan theory)

Abstracted mirror

Micheal Kovach’s improv as Evil Jax (period cramps)

Gloinks magnets

Mini sculpture of Jax

Mini carousel in the show’s aesthetic

Ribbit in crochet

Christmas Bubble (ornament)

Jax (in crochet)

Art cards (Abstraction)

Ribbit figurine

Headcanon:

Mostly anything in the circus is possible with imagination

Murder Drones:

Cyn and the Solver

N as a Golden Retriever

Gaslight District:

Breadhead

Knights Of Guinevere:

Guinevere falling (cw: Gore)

GameOverse:

Gobbles and Kaboodle figurine

Kpop Demon Hunters:

Huntrix in my artstyle

Cover for "Soda Pop"

Cover for "Golden"

Cover for "Takedown"

Cover for "Your Idol"

Cover for "What It Sounds Like"

Cover for "How It’s Done"

Cover for "Free"

Quotes

Nimona:

Nimona’s silhouette

Shadowhunters:

Handmade book of runes

Julie And The Phantoms:

Drawings inspired by some of the songs

Chibi-like Sunset Curve / Double Trouble / Willex

Sunset Curve as the Chipmunks

Quotes of Luke / Alex / Reggie / Julie / Flynn

Marvel:

Spider-Punk

Moon Knight / Mr. Knight

Matt Murdock

Bucky / The Winter Soldier (blue and red light)

Small drawings for every MCU movies and shows (up to the 1st season of "Loki")

Addam’s Family:

Wednesday x Enid

The Thing

Cursed drawing of the Thing mashed with a crab (For mashaween day 31)

The Umbrella Academy:

Small canvas with the logo and a characteristic for every sibling

Supernatural:

Sam and Dean fighting in front of depressed Cas

Quotes from Sam / Dean / Castiel / Bobby / Crowley / Jack

Cover for a Spotify playlist

Sponge Bob:

Sponge Bob as a Wanted Onepiece poster

Crazytown:

So, I had this idea for a while to make a figurine of Gobbles with a broken toy I found in a thrift store. The thing is, I almost gave up multiple times because of little details that just would not work. (And maybe also because I’m impatient…)

Anyway, here’s the 18 steps to make Gobbles that almost made me ragequit :

So, this is what it looked like at first:

Step 1: Taking the ears off and sanding the surface so that the air dry clay can stick ok it.

Step 2: Realizing that the nose would just be in the way for me to make the perfect shape for the nose, so taking it off too.

Step 3 : Using too many hot glue sticks to fill the inside, so that there’s no holes on the surface.

Step 4: Sanding the hot glue, so that the surface is more smooth. (And having to take off the hot glue on the machine every like 2 minutes, because it would just glue on it instead…)

Step 5: Sculpting the shape of the nose and the belly with air dry clay.

Step 6: Waiting for it to dry. (For like a day, so that I won’t destroy it while doing the rest.)

Step 7: Sculpting the shape of the head with air dry clay.

Step 8: Putting clay on the rest of the body (except the arms for some reason?…) because the line between the clay and the plastic was too visible and it annoyed me too much. (And not being patient enough to let it dry enough, so there’s some parts of the clay either coming off or not staying in the shape in that I put initially…)

Step 9: Putting white clay to make the eyes.

Step 10: Putting so many layers of paint everywhere (except the eyes) so that it’s opaque enough not to see the difference between the red clay parts and the pink plastic parts. (And realizing that I should have make the eyes after painting it, so that I don’t put pink paint on the white parts by mistake that I obviously stil did…)

Step 11: Realizing that I forgot to make the tail…

So, step 12: Sculpting the tail.

Step 13: Waiting for it to dry (Again…)

Step 14: Restarting step 10…

Step 15: Painting the belly in a lighter pink.

Step 16: Sculpting the tie.

Step 17: Waiting for it to dry. (Again!…)

And finally, step 18: Painting the details.

So, after like 10 days of working on it, here’s the result!

Ribbit figurine

I found a Sanrio toy/ figurine in a thrift store and I thought I could make a Ribbit figurine with it.

I had to carve some parts out to make it look more like Ribbit (like the fact that, for some reason, she doesn’t wear clothes except for a bowtie, so I had to carve out the dress).

Anyway, here’s what it looked like at first and also some of the steps:

I’m just really confused on how Jax’s body works.

Like, in episode 8, there’s this scene (when Caine tortured everyone) where Ribbit and Kaufmo’s shadows ripped off Jax’s skin (I think that’s what it is?) and there was just a kind of yellow skeleton under it. That scene implies that his eyes are a part of his skull.

But the thing is that, just a few minutes before (when they all came back from an adventure with their bodies destroyed), Jax’s eyes are dangling out of his face.

Mini Egg Bois

For the last 3-4 days, I have been trying to make mini sculptures of the Egg Boiz from Hazbin Hotel. They didn't really come out as I wanted (they are not smooth enough), but I guess they're still cute!

But, I had to change a little bit their designs, so that I could make them stand and that the legs/ arms would not fall off.

Also, I painted an outline on certain parts to make them look more kind of like animated (not sure that’s the right word, but anyway).

Anyway, here’s some of the steps (I’ll reblog it with the others because I can’t put more than 10 pictures in 1 post)

I wanted to make a Supernatural playlist, but I didn’t know what to put as a cover for it. So, I drew one. (I actually did that with a lot of playlists I have made for years.)

Anyway, I thought I could share it here.

I made Jax from The Amazing Digital Circus in crochet.

(6/?)

Alastor from Hazbin Hotel, but in a 1930’s-40’s cartoon artstyle.

(I wasn’t really able to make him look evil in that artstyle, so he doesn’t really look like himself that much, but anyway.)

Also, here’s the speedpaint :

I made Bubble from The Amazing Digital Circus as a Christmas ornament.

(I dropped it on the floor by accident while trying to take a picture of him and it broke, but it’s just a little crack on the side, so it’s fine)

(5/?)

Angel Dust in a 1930’s-40’s cartoon artstyle.

(His face looks wierd, but whaterver)

Also, here’s the speedpaint:

(4/?) Character from Hazbin Hotel in a 1930’s-40’s cartoon artstyle : Baxter.

He ended up looking more cute than crazy scientist, but whatever, I like it.

Also, here’s the speedpaint:

I made a 3rd drawingof Hazbin Hotel characters in a 1930’s-40’s cartoon artstyle. This time it’s Niffty.

Here’s the drawing without the layers on top :

Also, here’s the speedpaint :

I made a second drawing of Hazbin Hotel characters with a 1930’s-40’s cartoon artstyle.

This time, I made Charlie.

Here’s the drawing without the layers on top :

Also, here’s the speedpaint :

I saw a video where someone used AI to make the Hazbin Hotel characters look like they were from a 1930’s cartoon. They were so cursed and didn’t look like the characters at all, so I decided to draw them myself in a 1930’s-40’s artstyle to make them actually look like themselves. (I just made Vaggi yet, but I might gonna make the other ones too at some point)

(Just to be clear, I really don’t support AI artist.)

I tried my best, but since this is not m usual artstyle and I don’t think I have ever tried it before, it was kind of difficult.

Anyway, here’s just the 1930’s-40’s artstyle Vaggi without the layers on top:

Also, here’s the speed paint, if you’re curious:

I tried to make Ribbit from The Amazing Digital Circus in crochet, but I couldn’t find the right pattern (or just didn’t understand it), so I made one up.