#axel paint

[thecollectibles]

White Snake by Axel Sauerwald

[aboxfullofaxel]

[rice-x2]

'we will meet again'

[fridgefanatic]

Xemnas' pronouns are "what's left / all there ever was"

bonus Demyx interaction below cut:

[random-brushstrokes]

Axel Törneman - Morgon (1906)

[jareckiworld]

Axelle Kieffer — L'Amour, la Mort (oil, spray paint, canvas, 2008/2009)

[linvaniin]

kh doodles as per requested from my twitter

[mikyona]

Nurm and Jack if they were dogs:

Jack-tibetan mastiff

Nurm-russian grayhound dog

More characters:

Olivia- Cocker Spaniel

Axel-American Bulldog

Lukas-Golden Retriever

Jesse-Border Collie

Petra-Red golden terrier

Radar-Chihuahua

Stella-Poodle

[miiversian]

fake ass hater your true emotions are betrayed by your glove cloak's body language

[itsprjc]

New Batch, Next Season

Call this a bit of a part-two to my big piece I made for Season 1 last year. 

Season 2 was pretty good! I do feel Season 1 is more solid in areas, but I still enjoyed watching every episode to some degree. 

And my goodness, was this one both heaven and hell to make. But it was really fun getting to draw everyone together again! This cast has continued to stay my favorite in the whole series, and I'd be down for seeing a potential Season 3 with them. On the other hand, if it ends with Season 2, then I'd be perfectly happy too. It was a fun reboot all around.

And here's the piece I made for S1: https://www.tumblr.com/itsprjc/718696701237641216?source=share

Total Drama Island belongs to FreshTV.

[zuliuli]

MCSMtober Day# 30!!

-Cassie haunted mansion-

His big clown nose lololol

Prompt by @ bumpkin-bug

[thecollectibles]

Tea Time by Axel Sauerwald

[aboxfullofaxel]

the sad thing is, i possibly could paint him like this. 

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Axel Helsted (Danish, 1847-1907) Christ Cures the Lunatic Child, 1891 Statens Museum for Kunst

[trix1erose]

today in ideas that consumed my entire being (ramblings under the cut)

i’ve been thinking a lot about the hero/villain parallels in both seasons, more specifically in relation to jesse

in season 1 Magnus and Ellegaard are clearly Axel and Olivia, i think Gabriel and Petra are the warriors (esp since you have to choose between them in the beginning), and the Soren&Lukas parallel is admittedly weaker, but they’re both described as arrogant, cowardly, etc. but also amazing builders and leaders. so that leaves Ivor to be Jesse’s sort of parallel- which lends itself to how Jack mentions that Ivor is the founder of the Old Order of the Stone, same way Jesse is the founder of the new one. and… while he does get his redemption… Ivor is the first antagonist presented in the series.

season 2 definitely lends itself more towards Romeo and Petra being each other’s reflection-sort-thing, but i can’t be the only one who sees Romeo, Fred and Xara as a mirror to Jesse, Axel and Olivia. (also, this is based more in headcanon so im REAching here, but Lukas comments a lot on how Jesse can’t seem to leave his old life behind; i personally took that as him (jesse) subconsciously chasing adventure to a reckless extent, which is comparable to how Romeo set up all those unhinged challenges for his friends)

anyway, little art notes for anyone might be interested; i tried to show this in my little drawing with warm colours for the New Order and grey/blue for the underneath, i placed romeo on the side with axel and olivia and ivor on the side with lukas and petra to show the different symbolisms, and the jesse underneath the amulet is the one i normally draw for the during part of the witherstorm arc for like… vulnerable little guy idk. i included reuben in the top because they’re meant to be stark contrasts, the top one is a happy fantasy and the bottom one is a miserable nightmare. also i gave him a scythe because i saw a comment on the kwite vod where he made the diamond hoe as a joke that they headcanon enchanted hoe’s turning into scythes which i thought was super cool.

plus some close ups cause tumblr ✨butchered the quality✨

[random-brushstrokes]

Axel Sjöberg - Seine-Fishing in the Stockholm Archipelago (1915)