Improvised dumb painting I did at my friend's birfday
I love my stupid ass crackship

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Improvised dumb painting I did at my friend's birfday
I love my stupid ass crackship

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More fannery bullshet for the probably 4 people that would even be remotely interested.
Grown ass men btw. I call them windchimes because I said so. Ask me about them I will write whole paragraphs

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Repost from my Dead Blog
So, a long time ago (talking a couple of years), I came up with this halfassed Teen Titans fan comic idea called Teen Titans Live! which involved a cast of performers dressed as the Teen Titans doing a series of rehearsed 'battles' and stunts (in the same vein as the Six Flags Magic Mountain Batman Stunt Show). This being me, it also involved at least one musical performance and, offstage, a whole lot of teenage angst. Deos, the man who plays Robin, was an actual (retired) caped crime fighter, and gets pulled back into the business due to Jump City being Jump City. Once in awhile the idea gets pulled back into my head since it's really fun to play with. Deos was the only one who got a real character concept drawing, though most times in my daydreams brainstorming, Beast Boy is actually a fairly attractive girl so covered in padding and cosmetics that no one can tell, and Raven is a short, grumpy man who vies for the Robin part, since it's more popular and involves less cross dressing. Today on my walk I came up with a Gotham version of the show, featuring a very excitable, attention-whoring Joker character and a Harley Quinn (male, what else)? Who's a classically trained opera singer and more than a little unbalanced and the two of them figure out a way, through specific audio frequencies and flashing patterns of lights, to hypnotize people long enough to steal their belongings, get back on stage, and finish their act without their victims having any recollection of the event. Joker thinks it's great fun, and a fantastic prank on stuffy rich people; Harley Quinn would gladly slit every throat in the audience as long as Joker stayed happy with him. I guess eventually Joker realizes what they're doing is serious and thinks maybe they should stop, only to finally realize just how much of a nutcase his partner in crime (and dance!) is. What really bothers me about the whole business is that even if I had the time, patience and artistic talent to produce a great comic from these ideas and even if it really took off and gathered a lot of attention and recognition, I would probably end up getting a Cease and Desist letter from DC. So there's that. I thought it was a really cool idea though
PUT IT BACK PUT IT BACK NO DON'T EVEN LOOK AT IT PUT THE DAMN THING BACK (I know, I know, it's really just coral, but I've been bingeing on FFVII and Crisis Core for weeks and that's the first thing that came to mind. PUT IT BACK)