𝗥𝗲𝗱𝗿𝗮𝘄 𝘊𝘩𝘢𝘳𝘢𝘤𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘴 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘮 𝘉𝘦𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘦 𝘍𝘭𝘰𝘸𝘦𝘳𝘴 𝘉𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘮

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More! OMG the last time I painted Tom and Jenna I was using ibispaint XDD I never drew them again because I couldn't come up with a satisfying look for King Tom.

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Mavis is the kid I created for my previous art challenge!! Finally I decided to add her to my AU!

She lives in the forest with her mother and continues to receive "education" from her mother.

In some places, she has the title of "Dirty Bird".

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ohhhh I realized I forgot to draw Maxine 😮

I saw some fan art with Jantom and remembered how much I used to ship them back in 2019. So, of course, I had to draw them <3

Pink

Coloring them in pink clothes is fun. I like to make their expression silly lmao

Jantom 🤝 Veesha

"Someone who loves mystery, magic and demons × Someone who is a mysterious creature from another world"

I love this trope sm and basically it would be cool if Masha could go into the demons realm and hang out with Hexsquad. Also would be could if Janna and Tom had more time in their team

My new twitter banner.

Janna: ...

Masha: ...

Janna: Wanna go do witchy things with our demon partners?

Masha: Bitchin'.

I uploaded this yesterday but forgot to post it here. Anyway should I make another silly Tom animatic ??

"Beach Day on Earthni", by Daron Nefcy

Artwork for the SVTFOE Streamily Q&A and signing panel that's going to take place on September 21st (this super low resolution is all I could find so far, except for the Starco part that Adam shared on Twitter).

It's definitely a very fanservice-y piece since it's made to, well, sell signatures, with hints of Jantom and Kelly's nonsensical presence (she's not with Tad anymore, that's neat!), but it's still the most canon post-canon piece of anything we have, and a very happy and good one at that. And that feels good.

I like to headcanon that Tom is the more cuddly type as opposing to Janna who almost can't stand it. But every once in a while she opens her arms and let's him hug her all he wants and he gets excited each time :(

More of them from the beach poster doodles edition💃

starco/jantom

beautiful sister

𝗥𝗲𝗱𝗿𝗮𝘄 𝘊𝘩𝘢𝘳𝘢𝘤𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘴 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘮 𝘉𝘦𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘦 𝘍𝘭𝘰𝘸𝘦𝘳𝘴 𝘉𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘮

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Long time no see, I haven’t used Tumblr in a while haha, I even forgot to post my 2024 New Year's art here?! I went to create some original art this year, and then I started redrawing some svtofe art!

I redrawn these. I'm glad Marco is getting better😂 (I'm not good at drawing grown men!!)

I once said I wouldn't update it again, but who would have thought?! Hope the remaining characters will be finished hahaha

Drew them again 🤭

SVTFOE timeskip

After a long time updated SVTFOE characters timeskip in my AU.

Ships: Starco&Jantom

there is something i’ve been wanting to talk about for a while now. it's been on the back of my mind and i feel like it’s something that should be thought about. this post is less of a forceful sort of “you should think like this!” sort of thing but more of a food for thought. everytime ive seen ship wars (especially ships that haven’t been confirmed canon) there are always people who bring up certain moments that convey romantic attraction of two or more characters based on assumptions of the viewer. they then use those moments as a means of telling the other person in the argument “hey, this moment that i thought was romantic is proof that this ship has more chances of being canon than yours!” and vice versa.

in general, this is fine. i feel like if you’re having a discussion with somebody on the probability of a ship being canon, it would make sense to bring up moments between the two or more characters as way to prove your point. so overall, this is perfectly logical. the problem is, these tactics aren't always used during civilized discussions or arguments, these are used as attacks towards the other person. the attacks become even more aggressive if they(the aggressor) have more people on their side. because suddenly, the second more than one person agrees that a moment is romantic, the ship is canon. 

this has always bothered me because people who believe that truly think that the creator of the show would agree. i've learnt over time that this isn’t the case. majority of the time, creators don't have the mindsets that fandoms have. and more often than not, they see their shows from a surface level point of view. meaning that they don't look into or analyze things NEARLY as much as fandoms do. even if it seems so blatantly obvious that whatever scene that conveys an emotion in the fans, is intended. there are many examples i can think of when these sorts of things happened but a big one that sticks out to me is the idea that pacifica is abused by her parents in gravity falls. 

when the northwest mansion mystery came out(and even before that episode) people wholeheartedly believed that pacifica was abused. it was one of the main things that EVERYBODY talked about(myself included!) there was an abundance of fanfictions, and posts, and ideas, that revolved around the whole concept of pacifica being abused. it made perfect sense too, i mean you gotta be really messed up in the head if just listening to a literal BELL scares you. but then it was confirmed by alex hirsch that this wasn't the case. on the northwest mansion mystery commentary(available on yt) with alex hirsch, featuring matt braly and jackie buscarino(va for pacifica). it was confirmed that pacifica wasn't abused at all. alex hirsch was appalled that people would even think that, he made it clear that in his mind, pacifica's parents were just douchey people that do douchey things. alex hirsch couldn't wrap his head around as to why people would even think that. of course fans were allowed to do what they wanted, and if they connected with pacifica because they thought she was abused, that’s okay. but alex hirschs’ commentary really shows you how creators really think about their shows. 

this isn’t even the only example i can think of, there were SO MANY cases of fans seeing things that the creators wouldn’t have even thought about! i mean just seeing how owen dennis(the creator of infinity train) didnt consider lake being non-binary until fans made the connection shows you how little creators/writers think about those kinds of things. the only person i can think of that even CONSIDERS viewing their show from a fandom mindset is dana terrace. THIS is why moments that could be seen as romantic could be completely unintentional. you really don't know whether something is canon or not unless you get explicit confirmation by the creators or scenes within the show. although, like i previously stated, there is nothing wrong with assuming or even believing that moments are romantic. my problem is with the people who choose to use moments like that as weapons to attack others' beliefs. quite frankly, i think it’s pretty stupid to do anything of the sort, especially considering that the second they(the aggressor) are proven wrong, they refuse to take accountability over the fact they harassed somebody over a SHIP. but even if they WERE right in the end, that still doesn't excuse this sort of behavior. I don't care what the circumstance is or how obvious it seems that the ship will be canon, you have no right to harass somebody over the probability of a ship being canon or not. there is no need to be hostile. 

i really do think that if people like this went outside and spoke to a real person for more than 3 minutes, they would understand that ships being canon or not are not important in the grand scheme of things. maybe i'm wrong, maybe this is something that is normal or at least should be considered normal. but for everyone's sake, could you at least try to be respectful about sharing your opinions? thank you.

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