#Judy Page

[shibafoxyandme]

[sugarmusicnews]

Shake Your Body – Plastik Mak

Shake Your Body – Plastik Mak The song was used in the film ‘Follow That Rainbow’ and was ‘performed’ by Joe Stewardson, Joan Brickell and Paul Ditchfield in the movie although, from what I can ascertain, the actual singing was done my Michael McGovern, Judy Page and Crocodile Harris. After the success of the film, Terry Dempsey, who wrote and produced the track, put together a different line up…

[werewolf-transgenderism]

this person would do numbers on here. at no point in this story did I have any clue where it was going

[queeringclassiclit]

Dorothy Gale

from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum

submitted by @lightupthisuniverse

[nananarc]

Look.

I want to draw. Dicks.

I WANT TO DRAW DICKS.

VEINY BULGING THROBING LEAKING DICKS.

But there are other works I need to do first before I can draw them.

FUCK.

[beastsovrevelation]

Right, then. The sick part of my brain is terrorizing me once more, and taking an idea from it is like taking a bone from an angry rottweiler.

Who wants a fucked up Michael Langdon x Reader oneshot?.. I really do not feel like making a yet another OC, and adding a yet enother epic to my endless list.

[loumauve]

rules: make a poll with five of your all-time favorite characters and then tag five people to do the same. see which character is everyone's favorite.

tagged by: nobody, bc I'm a heathen who just steals poll setups and then ignores the rules. feel free to participate as well (tho I think a lot of my pals have already done this one, I have been living under a rock called dissociation from terrible circumstances)

I went with explicitly emotional support characters because otherwise the list would be even longer. I have too many faves. the more time you spend in fandom spaces the more the collection grows. I'm sure I'm forgetting some minor character faves from other books/shows/movies/games. rip I'll prob cry once I remember them and feel bad

[nami-vi]

For me Bunnyburrow is the peak of environmental design and nothing will ever top it.

[why-i-love-comics]

The Bomb info page from The New Golden Age #1 (2022)

art by Todd Nauck & Matt Herms

[enteringdullsville]

Violet Oobay, the Violet Drewman

Be Proud

Rank: A+ (Main Protagonist)

Aesthetic: Cool

Visual Inspirations

Other Character Bases

The Violet Visionary

A lot of people tend to write her off as a daydreaming oddball, but Violet, ever the go-getter, knows a lot more than others give her credit for.

Everyone in Dullsville is a cartoon. This is pretty common knowledge. Fewer people know about, much less believe in, the world beyond the gates of the fourth wall. Perky, determined comedienne Violet and the other members of It’s Color Theory know better, and they work tirelessly to bridge the gap between Human and Drewman.

Well, Violet works tirelessly. A strict diet of sugar in vast quantities and a positive mental attitude keep Violet busy at all times. She’s technically the others’ boss, but she’s happy to pick up the slack if the others aren’t up to the task.

After all, if she stops working…she’s alone with her thoughts…

Fun Facts

Violet is predictably the first character to appear and speak in the comic.

Violet is the only one of the Primary Six to have changed their color theme in development. As shown in the above image, her first Rough Sketch design was originally meant to be purple.

Violet is also the only one of the Primary Six not to wear sneakers in their Season One outfit.

Violet, alongside Rudy and Gordon, were initially more hyperactive and reckless in their initial conception than they eventually became. Her second prototype was initially more awkward than usual before evolving into her more familiar characterization.

Violet wasn’t originally envisioned as the main character. She grew into the role later in development.

Violet is one of very few characters to have a color aside from a shade of her own on her pallet. In her case, it’s a yellow wedding ring,

Violet is the only character to have a secondary color theme; in her case, it’s blue.

Violet’s bangs in ICT always face the direction she faces. This was not the case for her second prototype in Rough Sketch.

Violet is the only female Primary Character to be drawn with simple line eyebrows. Inversely, her husband Gordon is the only male Primary Character to lack them.

Violet is arospec. She and Gordon (both 28 as of their debut) have been best friends since they were 8. Gordon fell for her when they were 13. Violet fell for him when they were 23. This being Violet Oobay, she made up for lost time and they got married, like, a week later.

Violet and Gordon are the only two Primary Characters to be in any sort of relationship with each other. In this case, they’re married.

Violet is the only primary character to be permanently depicted with almond shaped eyes, an expression typically associated with shock in ICT.

Violet’s first exposure to any human came from a dream/vision she had five years prior, long before even the Artist’s introduction. This is the driving force behind the series.

Violet’s surname, “Oobay”, is homophonous with “ube”, a violet yam used to color and flavor sweets. While it fits with the dessert theming all the characters’ last names have, it also reflects her ethnic background, as Violet is Filipino.

Violet is not purple. Martin is. Violet, as her name helpfully insinuates, is violet. If you make this mistake more than once, don’t worry. You’re just stupid.

[vampirecatprince]

Okay- but the poll I just reblogged really points out something that I've always loved about CATS and because of the fact that it was my very first fandom and heavily influenced how I approach fandom in general- but I absolutely adore the fact that you can have the exact same script and choreography and just with some changes in costume and actor you can have two completely different reads on a Jellicle?

Honestly- I wouldn't be surprised if half of the reason Ghost resonates with me so much is because it's actually very similar to CATS when it comes to how loose the canon is and the fact that the majority of the text is really just an excuse to look at attractive talented performers performing and 99% of our fan "canon" is just a massive collaborative group writing project.

[yourmomssidepiece]

𝑆𝑎𝑟𝑎ℎ 𝑃𝑎𝑢𝑙𝑠𝑜𝑛 𝑎𝑠 𝐺𝑒𝑟𝑎𝑙𝑑𝑖𝑛𝑒 𝑃𝑎𝑔𝑒 𝑖𝑛 𝐹𝑒𝑢𝑑 (2017)

[smallestclowninthecircus]

[disabled-dragoon]

Just found out there’s a Punch and Judy film and now I’m reevaluating my childhood

[segemarldoodles]

[gameofthunder66]

'Spirited' (2022) film

-watched 12/13/2023- 1 [3/4] stars- on Apple tv

Not much on musicals especially not this one, because the music was terrible, in my opinion.