#pinocchio guillermo del toro

[lilac-cat-draws]

Bonding with your big bro

[mynnub-blog]

"The wooden boy with the borrowed soul."

[ishdaj]

Personifications of Death (straight up) in 2022 animated movies my beloved.

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[ultrainfinitepit]

Haven't seen anyone making pins of the Del Toro Pinocchio spirits/angels so I might just have to do it myself! If you've seen any please let me know so I can buy them thanks

[mythicalgeek]

Some of the BEST animated movies in the past few year's are the one's telling truely meaningful stories using animation in artistic ways that shows why it's a incredible form of storytelling and why it deserve respect.

[yireii-mi]

Como los amooooo AAAAAAAAAAA!!!

[razieldraws]

Common Disney L

[cloudtinn]

Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio (2022).

[vulturesvodka]

FINALLY DREW MY BOY PINOCCHIO, and yes that is candlewicks scarf i will not take criticism they are in love

[windydrawallday]

I love when kids are portrayed as ACTUAL KIDS! With their fears and foolishness, with their jealousy and ingenuity, with their absurd logic and unfiltered bravery. And frick, these two interacting reminded me of what I still want to draw for children's books AAAAAA.

ALRIGHT, NOW I'LL SHUT UP until next year haha I got a holiday vacation scheduled for five-six days so, read ya later, and hope you have an amazing new year!!! Moon blessings for everyone x).

[mrhndz]

"What Happens, Happens, And Then, We Are Gone."

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[lilac-cat-draws]

"I still wish I haven't left Papa alone like that, I miss him so much"

"Hush now, It's clear this wasn't your fault..."

"I'm sure he misses you too..."

The idea came to be thanks to a post from @l-of-p believe me, you don't know how fast I opened FireAlpaca after reading that post and now I feel like crying, I'm surprised I never thought about this crossover dynamic before

[mynnub-blog]

"My Dear Father~"

[cullen-ruler]

"his nose didn't grow"

[vanessafangirl13]

Sad news in both animation and stop motion commentaries...today, February 2nd, Co-director of Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, Mark Gustafson has recently passed away at just 64 years of age.

He was a amazing animation visionary, always pushing the limits of Stop motion while crafting the art of being a loveable smartness.

May he rest in peace 🕊️

Mark Gustafson

B. September 19, 1959 - D. February 2nd, 2024

[elocktrozedd-cave]

“The wooden boy with the borrowed soul.”