#includes headcanons

I know very well the pain of sleeping with children.

Again, I repeat, these aren't my best drawings. I still can't replicate a Disney style, I'm sorry

Kanga and Roo sketches!

I also tried to think of some pajamas for Kanga. Ideally something feminine, but not long (so as not to cover her pouch).

And lil' extra;

Man, sometimes I don't like being a student aspiring to become a storybook artist, because my drawings are smaller than a thumb and too simple. And it's fun to draw Piglet, because he's supposed to be small, but I still struggle with his size HAHA... Ha.

And I finally got to draw Tigger with his full body.

I know, he doesn't look like the original Disney version, nor even like the illustration from the original book; but that's because they're just visual headcanons for him, completely personal, leaning toward the basic ideas of Disney's Tigger but also seeking a "redesign" of his appearance.

*Puts a hand on the door before you can close it*...THAT'S NOT ALL!

There are also visual headcanons for Owl!

I couldn't forget about our dear friend with speech disabilities. Owl!

I tried to give him a slightly more "furry" or "puffy-feathered" look on his face, simulating a beard on his cheeks and chin (they're just feathers). Of course, I gave him little glasses, a pocket watch he can't read,

and pants... why not?

Every time I see an owl walking on the ground, its feet have feathers stuck to them, making it look like "little pants". It's a really fun and cute look, you should see it!

I swear guys, lying down on Pooh's stomach must be just like laying your head on a pillow.

Ra-Ra! (Rabbit.)

And Pooh too.