#brink dcom

[soweirdondisney]

Brink! artwork by Conrad Javier

[env0]

Only a year or so late. SKATE EDIT 2023

[nero-neptune]

brink! (1998) dir. greg beeman

“Yeah, I wanna win, but no matter what, win or lose, at the end of the day, I’m not you. So it’s still a good day.”

[imstuckin1999]

Who was your Dcom crush 《y2k era》?

[jellied-peaches]

Brink! (1998)

I decided to watch all DCOMs and document my journey through fanart. The first video in the series is available here! <3

[i-have-made-a-flat-thing]

I am afraid of a lot of sex, but I would risk it all to wear a BMWOASR* shirt

*Big Man Who Owns A Skeleton Roundabout

[catie-does-things]

girl help i just saw a youtube thumbnail for a video about old disney channel movies vs new disney channel movies where high school musical was the "old" movie

[crookedheartedlove]

I watched Horse Sense for the first time and Brink! is on the big screen when Michael (Joey Lawrence) shows Tommy (Andy Lawrence) the guest room.

[andy-the-8th]

I didn’t have any huge Brink! sequel plot charted out but I rewatched part of the movie and honestly the skate crew have big “we’re all queer but don’t know it yet” energy, I know that gets said about a lot of media but I feel like it’s relevant here and then while musing on this I realized “trans woman Jordi” is a galaxy brain take that will very likely end up in the next Brink! story I write

[aimmyarrowshigh]

Conrad Javier "Brink!"

[soweirdondisney]

[wetcopperarmour]

even soul skaters have to eat, Brink

I don’t know how to explain to some of you that it’s okay for creators to make money

Like yes capitalism sucks the endless stream of sequels and marvel movies and rehash after rehash is exhausting but when we’re talking about indie studios, even the larger ones like Critical Role, some of you are just so quick to jump to “soulless cash grab” at the slightest hint that there may be a profit based motive behind a project. Which. There literally always is

The idea of the starving artist has given us the concept they “good” creators never think about money even when they’ve managed to pull off the miracle of being a full time creator. That’s rare, and precarious. Sometimes they will have no choice to put profit before creativity because that’s literally what they need to survive. If they give a shit, which it’s incredibly bad faith to assume they don’t, they’ll still try to make that profit-motivated project good and enjoyable. Because they know putting out a bad product won’t generate that oh so evil profit and they just CARE and want to put good art in the world regardless of the motive

Some of y’all just straight up hate when creators are successful or put any thought towards profit. I’m not saying you’re doing that purposefully, you’re jaded, I get it, but you’ve got to start allowing some nuance because even the most original, anti-establishment creator needs to fucking eat

So many of the people I see saying this are aspiring creators themselves. What do you think you’re going to have to do? Do you think you’ll just magically be an exception? We all live in the same world. If you want to be a creative professionally, always remember what you said and what your subject did in situations like this, because it will happen to you

[thmadethis]

🐕 I got that dawg in me 🐕

A Brink design for team Pup 'N Suds I made a couple years ago. Reimagined and super bubbleriffic with a tubular dawg takin' a bath! For the Soul Skater in all of us 🛼 🤙🏽 🛼

⭐ Design available on my Redbubble! https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/119393430

🎨 Interested in working together? Shoot me a message and let's make something happen! 👊🏽

[mrawkweird]

Brink! will always be my comfort DCOM.

[andy-the-8th]

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Some studies