#love this little family

[theartfulv]

Home <3

Never getting over them.

This is just my little appreciation post for Lockwood & Co.

I watched the series first and was absolutely floored and my obsession just grew from then. At that point I was not drawing, I physically could not and then my spark came back! I’ve drawn the trio so much it’s insane, and then I read the books. Floored again. I’ve never been a reader but gosh Lockwood & Co. made me one for sure. The amount of love I have for everyone involved with the making of the show and the books… I can’t even describe it. Thank you Lockwood & Co. for reigniting my passion and thank you to Lock Nation whom I’ve observed and now officially joined. <3

Smooches for you all! Now I’m off to make more Animatics, Storyboards, Fanart -the works!!!

[knightlysong]

guess how much I enjoyed this movie lmao

( seriously though please see the wild robot, it's so funny, beautifully animated and incredibly heartwarming!! )

[stargirl230]

thanks for the light

I was just trying to figure out how procreate works but then the op brainworms got to me and 35 hours later here we are! can you tell I miss home-cooked meals :')

(no reposts; reblogs appreciated)

[stevenrogered]

Why didn’t you say something?! Well, I thought I had been. 

[mommyloveyoutoo]

Let your auntie Anna knows what she missed because she doesn't have a daughter like you

[charcoaldustonmyfingers]

Tech Support: Part 3

[1-2-3]

Yes, this was a real thing we had to help with once.

Even though he complains, Donnie feels a lot of pride being looked to as the family expert for these things, I’m sure. For all that Splinter probably doesn’t know the deep intricacies of computers, I’ll bet he knows the basics. Could there be a deeper meaning to his confusion?

I personally headcanon that Splinter is the one who introduced computers, phones, and appliances to his sons way back in the dumpster diving days, and probably showed Donnie how to fix his first toaster or something. However, the special interest kicked in hard and pretty soon Donnie could run circles around Splinter when it came to fixing and engineering stuff. Perhaps, this is a way Splinter can find time to partake in Donnie’s interests and boost his confidence despite being way out of his depth on technical know-how himself.

When you don’t have a lot, it’s important to be resourceful and handy with a quick fix. Donnie had to have started building stuff somewhere!

It makes it all the more bittersweet if they were really close only to have Splinter struggle to bond with Donnie when he’s a little older. Don’t worry though, they’ll figure it out :)

[tomahachi12]

Nikolai is 100% down for anything his daughter wants to do and Yeva loves him for it.

[ahbogman]

this pretty much sums up their whole dynamic

[sreppub]

storybook bats :)

robpunzel, red riding hood, timberella, the little merbat (& her prince!), duke in wonderland, and dami of beanstalk fame (he totally stole the magic beans and ran. he would never sell batcow)

(I know the different background colours are an eyesore oTL don’t worry about it)

[sysig]

Permission to headbutt: Granted (Patreon)

[itsdabatt]

Are you cowering yet

(FLASH WARNING)

Full animation here

[butterflyscribbles]

End of an Era📚🚸

Based on a hc that Mr. Tang homeschooled MK for three years before he became friends with Mei and went to public school with her.

It was the main way the two of them spent so much time together so the first day was even more tough for the two of them than for most…

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

At your side [End of Season 2]

[First] Prev <–-> Next

[proxythe]

aki cussing ppl out over the phone is like a sweet sweet lullaby <3

[soosoosoup]

Funk branch au

Au and branch design by @bbc-trolls

[slfcare]

When I was younger, I was in love with the idea of moving out to a lone island and never speaking to anyone again. I wasn’t good at talking, physically, nor did conversations come easy to me, so I kept quiet and I was totally fine with that. But while the people closest to me rolled their eyes at my wishes (again, lone island), nobody told me how talking to people was fun. Nobody told me how nice of a feeling it was to feel a new friendship blossom, to have inside jokes with people, to hand out compliments and get them back, to ask questions to people who are excited about having the answers, to remember something that someone mentioned last time and make them feel heard, to flatter people, to share slightly embarrassing facts and be able to laugh about them, to have people to say hi and bye to. It took me years and years and years to gather the courage to speak, but it was so worth it. It’s so much fun.