#hp cartoon

[kruzbr]

hah idk was just doing warm-up sketches and this one got away from me so here's a hug

[ezzakennebba]

“I think they think I’m a bit odd, you know. Some people call me ‘Loony’ Lovegood, actually.” 🗞

[superfallingstars]

Snapetober Day 2: Garden

[wookiecookiesfactory]

Paper doll

[kruzbr]

Commission part 1 with Julia and Sev for the amazing @mrs-snape5984 !!

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Would you like something like this? consider commissioning me! DMs open

[mislamicpearl]

Six Fanarts Challenge Part 3

Originally posted on DeviantArt April 16, 2021

[kruzbr]

Late

[gryficowa]

Boycott!

Now that I have your attention:

So close...

[birdiejett]

Lavinia’s Twins

[therobotmonster]

My Retro-Cartoon Ramblings, Part 3

"Okay Bob, I've tried two new things this weekend, one is the fiction of H.P. Lovecraft, the other is coke."

If the 80s was about anything, it was excess. If it was about anything else, it was hubris. Meet the 80s in cartoon/toy form... the Inhumanoids!

Okay, so get this. At the center of the earth are immortal, life-destroying demons, who can do anything from regrow from a single cell to turn you into a rotting skeletal nightmare with a touch. Their leader looks like Satan. The dumb one looks like Cthulhu.

They took the bold move of naming the show and the toyline after the villains, each of which was a massive prestige figure worth an entire birthday's toy haul, and I'm not even really talking about that toys but it started there so we kinda had to touch on it.

Anyway, some scientists who seem to just absolutely hate each other are the only thing stand standing between the Inhumanoids and literal hell on Earth. Also, there's other "nice" monsters, but they hate the humans too. It's a bit bleak, is what I'm saying.

Its really not surprising that Inhumanoids only got one 13 episode season, broken up into smaller chunks. I do recall that it was mostly one ongoing narrative, but I also recall a mad scientist getting melted by toxic waste and not dying.

I remember the sound the gagoyle made.

Mind, totally this stuff wasn't that far off from what was happening in the Real Ghostbusters. Body horror transformations were old-hat in cartoons, the Superfriends used them like they were going out of style.

But the serialized story and grim heroic cast made the show have a VERY odd feel, and probably didn't help its chances, even if the toy situation had basically doomed it. It is a neat ride just on the "what were they thinking?" value alone, tho.

[chitaayakuqing]

Considering his options

[kruzbr]

Snake

[bleebergeeber]

do you gyyz think he listens to ayesha erotica

[cartooongasm]

2004,HP magazine print ad featuring the Shrek