#based on a pop team epic comic

[frostpaws-biggest-fan]

this is basically how her coming back in oots went right

[harlymph]

based on that pop team epic comic

[ninawolv3rina]

God look at these loser gays

OCs: Quincy (She/her), Maryska (She/her)

Based on this Pop Team Epic comic

[sangre]

@reides' darling carrion and catarina again, based on this pop team epic comic. featuring handsome manbun haver dror ragzlin

[aeondeug]

if you want nice easy examples of kishoutenketsu that aren't like feature length animated films then go read pop team epic. or really any 4-koma based comics. i suggest pop team epic mostly because it is very funny and has an anime adaptation for you to compare and contrast with.

also it can be applied to essays! or things like video games. it gets used in the design of mario games for example. wherein you are introduced to a concept, the concept is developed upon a bit, there is a twist upon the concept and then the conclusion follows.

[cringejum]

Drew this for a friends au once . Based on that one pop team epic comic i can't find right now <3

[fangod9624]

Why do I believe that Men's WC is the same as Women's WC?

Women, I'm sorry if I'll make you mad or confused about my fact but listen to me. The male WC is KINDA the same as the Women's.

Now if you ask me: WHY? WHY WOULD A MALE BE THE SAME AS WOMEN'S? IT'S CLEARLY A DIFFERENT SPORT THAN MEN! Listen girls: As a male, I can confirm that I have a world of my mind where Fictional characters are real and Creatures as humans such as video games and cartoons. We also have the "Sync-Posting". Now what is that?

Sync posting is when a post is before after or simultaneously at another post, event etc.

With that, in male WC we had Maushold family by Kéké. Haven't you heard it? No? Since you're NOT a PokeFan, let me explain: Maushold is a family Pokémon. Created by Mizutani who ALSO created Tinkaton, Maushold family is an animation release one day before Spain's heated match against Morocco. Morocco in male is good rn. Kéké also input the Spanish language to the mice (Maus means Mice in German, not that novel by Spiegelman) because I know that Paldea is based on Iberian peninsula. A day after, Morocco won at Penalties one day later.

As for Women, a Sync Posting happened just HOURS before the USA vs Sweden matchup. Pansear, now a fan of Rain World, has uploaded the third comic of Rivulet doing a little trolling to Artihunter, then Artificer and Hunter take revenge on Rivulet for the Fishstick, on August 6th 2023 they made the third one. The creator or Rain World is from Sweden. Sweden won by Penalties again, but with VAR.

Now as for these guys, Kéké and Pansear, they didn't knew the World Cup was during the time but as for Kéké he was featured in Pop Team Epic anime season 2. As for Pansear however, they posted a bunch of emotes with Rivulet being Flabbergasted just like the Dios one and that white thing which I didn't checked their name Smiling creepily just like 1000 por favor...!

Pan, if you ever heard about that shit, Maushold family, idk what I'm going to say. We don't really know if Women's actually the same competition as Men's but here's a graph of both media that happened during the World Cup (so far):

[routa-arts]

shulk and alvis doodles from this and last year!

[transcarcinization]

spideytorch is good actually

[beepo]

aizawa @ the press

[stopidontgohere]

“Pipimi-chan! T-pose with me!!”

“Okay.”

[supersciencebuds]

me: (after working in ms paint and moving it to sai) pixel art sucks

sai: so it does

me: anti-aliasing sucks

sai: (ANTI-ALIASES THE F DRAWING) so it does

[shadowiie]

OOH OOH shadow! 🍼! pls n thx 😁

based off that one Pop Team Epic Comic from memory

[npcdragonboi]

Old gator got some bad memory

Based on this Pop Team Epic comic

[nn-ee-zz]

wait multimedia art? that's a course I've considered taking 😭 i heard it's very heavy on 3d stuff tho. id love to hear about your experience

Multimedia Art! I studied in University of Fine Arts of Lisbon (or as it's called here; FBAUL) My experience there, alongside everyone in my year, was very unique since the curriculum changed mid course and a good chunk of our final semester was spent in quarantine.

A good summary of my college exp was building the ability to do projects from start to finish. Photography, animation, comics, games, audio and video editing, drawing, etc. Alongside the mandatory classes, I've had optional ones. Mandatory classes didn't required me to do 3D work. You could pick optionals that focuses on it, however. So in my experience, it was not heavy on 3D unless someone seeked it out.

I'm gonna be honest, college was gruesome for me (maybe the daily 3 hours of traveling in 3 different types of transportation sunk me in) but I really cherish the things and experience I got within in.

Here goes advices to have an easier experience in college

Learn from everything

Every class has something to learn from and apply to your work. We had drawing classes in which we had to draw a massive pile of random projects set in the center of the room. I've seen some people question as to WHY we are doing something so random. Who will ever need to draw a pile of random stuff? However, it's not about the pile. In that class I reinforced my skills of composition, scale between elements, how to accurately represent man-made items with the dynamic of an illustration. Enjoy and soak in, even seemingly random assignments can have a purpose.

It was also in that drawing class that I learned one of my fave advices ever. I had discarded a drawing and said that I ruined it when the teacher asked why. He replied ''If it's already ruined, then ruin it further''. That loss of high expectations allowed for more freedom, and the result made was much better than anticipated. It happens A LOT when I do ink art. I ruin things, and in an attempt to fix or 'go with the flow', the result turns out much better than the initial plan.

Note: Model drawing class (censored cuz idk how tumblr would react) and statue drawing. The graphite work I did that year made me so bold with shading, both irl and digitally.

Not your magnum opus

None of the projects that you make need to be done at the highest of your skill. I've ALWAYS said to my classmates that we are there to learn the step-by-steps of projects, and try to make a solid one ourselves. Just a solid one, not a perfect one. That being because I've seen it often that projects would start out hyper-detailed and incredibly worked...only for the deadline to approach, and suddenly things aren't as of quality as they were in the start, and the student feels like a failiure over it, and their motivation sinks, and they likely will never attempt it again outside of college. Don't fall for it! You're there to learn what it takes to create a project, and then attempt it at your highest quality in another context.

My example with this were comics. I made comics, animations, games, photos from start to finish. Were they amazing? No. BUT I now know what is needed to make them at full skill outside of college.

Note: Comic class! First one was made based on a sentence prompt (the dialogue). Second one was a re-draw of Pop Team Epic. Made my teacher say ''shut the f*ck up and die'' out loud hsjdhask, she was so hesitant)

Know your limits (and use them for your advantage)

My biggest advantage in college was making my lack of skill seem like a stylistic choice rather than....lack of skill, haha. A massive example of that was my animation project. I didn't have the time to learn software skills nor the time to polish them into smooth, colorful animation. Knowing that I'm unable to do beautiful animation, I decided to use my low skill for full advantage. Now the colorless characters with shaky linework and animation were an aestethic, rather than a flaw. Settle your goals in clever ways that make you look like you're in control. That will also push you out of your own style and reveal some really interesting results.

Note: I animated a short vocaloid MV (Panda Hero by Gumi, with the english translation by vgperson on youtube) A nod to my advice above aswell; this looks messy but it was made from start to finish, and allowed me to learn what it takes to make a MV. I had planned doing another, outside college, but the idea faded.

A GREATER example of this would be the things that made me most popular online; my character design. We were told to design characters based on chess pieces for our weekly Concept Art assignment. I wanted to do fully rendered, beautiful work, but time and SKILL limitations pushed me to settle for ink AND to shade it in a fitting, inky style. I didn't plan on posting it online, but did out of random impulse and it changed my art career forever.

Remember, one of your biggest limits is also the deadline. Don't leave your work for last minute. Unlike high school, the stress of late college works is much, much worse...

That is all, for now. Thank you so much for reading this far.

As a final note, please take care of your health. College is difficult and strains some more than others. Be kind to yourself and to your work.

[asknarashikari]

Riders react to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qvMjOeYU04

I randomly came across this on youtube and just cannot stop laughing, like what?

[from what I can tell there's a lot of references to Kamen Rider, Zi-O and Den-O being prominent ones, I think that one guy in white uniform was Zeronus]

Oh... this. Yeah, it's a parody of a KR opening from Pop Team Epic. Which is weird because it's an anime based on 4-koma comics. I definitely see the references you're referring to, although tbf a lot of Rider openings have some similar tropes lol.

And yes, guy in white coat is Yuichi Nakamura, aka Sakurai Yuto/Zeronos from Den-O. He's credited as "time police captain", which makes it even more hilarious.

Aside from that I haven't the foggiest idea what the hell is going on, and the Riders would probably be just as confused as I am lol