#starmites art

[sharkboy-starmites]

Starmites art fresh from today

This one is the kahz mom au. The one pushing the cart is kahz. Then you got the banshee mites in the cart.

This is exactly how this scene played out.

[yourgayfroggiefriend]

Sharkboy made these for me and I love them so much. There is a tear in spacepunk but it’s okay. He is traumatized

They’re going on my wall.

[i-am-grosh]

DRAMATIC GASP!

STARMITESSSSSS!!! I need to draw them as babys too. Their backstory is fucking depressing though-

(all the better for angst)

messy sketchy baby mites because they’ve invaded my brain again

[iamcrob]

OCtober day 14: inspiration

The musical Starmites was a very formative experience for me and probably influenced my entire personality, but more specifically Spacepunk influenced my love interests HEAVILY. In middle school I wanted to be Spacepunk. Yuzuki and Jessie are influenced personality and looks wise by the man the myth the legend himself.

[fienduredraws]

they both have one braincell and their dragons both have them

(Inspired by this lovely art)

[skitteringjunbug]

@amirtalai Vox has become a Starmite and has the Curity! (I am so sorry I am showing my musical nerdim) I doubt anyone even remembers this musical of 1989 but you click with one musical of your birth and this one was the one because of 'Yoshi'

#musical #hazbinhotel #vox #voxtech #starmites #drawling

https://www.instagram.com/p/C_mEVsdJsEd/?igsh=MXRlOTVlbzlmNXdnZw==

[daweirdo-applhead]

started sketching this drawing of Spacepunk ages ago to bribe @yourgayfroggiefriend to take of his binder, finally went back to finish it lol

[namelessokamiart]

Art fight so far! I had a few things to finish before I could jump in but here's the first three~

In order: 1) Walker for @silverskye13 2) Pilgrim for starmite 3) Ace for Nerothepigeon (revenge!)

[sharkboy-starmites]

Your Lilith design is fantastic and she looks like diva from starmites. (But like the highschool one, like mcallum arts or something one? Idk same vibes. Also both moms!)

I just really like my Lucifer and Lilith ok.

I have no excuses.

[cassiancreating]

The poster on its own

[kateeorg]

Tony Awards 2020 -  A follow-up

Lightning Thief Musical fans, how we feeling?

Look... even I didn’t think they’d go so far as to nominate only plays for Best Score. I figured they just wouldn’t give a Best Score award, like in 1989 with Starmites. So I’m really sorry.

It’s very possible the Tony nominators just didn’t see Lightning Thief for whatever reason, and that’s why they didn’t nominate it.  (the more I think about it, the more unlikely this seems)

To tell the truth, (unpopular opinion warning) I think Lightning Thief should have taken more time to rework some stuff before going to Broadway. Part of me is glad they took the opening and did it anyway, but it hurt their credibility as a Broadway-worthy show.

It’s also possible the Theater Wing is really trying to highlight the prestige shows this year since there is so much on the line for the theater community right now. 

With Broadway now shut down until May and the government still not giving enough support to the arts in general, I get the desperation. The Tonys are generally the most public exposure Broadway gets, and they need it now more than ever, because a lot of people don’t take the arts seriously, especially with so many other businesses - including small businesses and hospitals! - needing the funds. 

So maybe it wasn’t anything personal to Lightning Thief. But it still sucks.

Percy Jackson is still a bestselling story worldwide. It rose from the depths of movie adaptation hell to become a beloved musical, and will soon get a new TV adaptation. That’s more than a lot of Broadway shows (or book series, for that matter) ever get.

And there are so many great shows out there that never won Tonys. That were never even nominated! It’s up to you to make sure the show lives on. 

You, the young theater fans of today, will eventually rise up in the creative echelons. And you will bring your love for these lesser-known shows with you and give them new life, in some way, shape, or form.

Right now Broadway is trying to survive the best way they know. I can't tell you not to be angry, but I can ask you not to let it make you bitter. There’s enough to be angry at.

I send you off with a song that sums up my feelings:

[dollarstoreartsupplies]

It’s Spacepunk! He’s here! With his best friends Ack Ack Ackerman, Herbie Harrison, Dazzle Razzledorf, and Eleanor! Classic musical theatre characters everyone absolutely knows! Household names practically!

(anyway meet the starmites and by meet the starmites I mean watch the 1989 Tony performance right now immediately they’re my best friends)

[tempi-fantrolls]

I got 3, and only one has real art.

The Emissary: (Vietta's ancestor)

She is so fucking important to my character's canon! Like so important! (Probably why she's the only one with art >.<)

The Emissary lived during the time of the Summoner, originally acting as a messenger between his troops before defecting due to a conflict of belief. (He excluded highbloods and she didn't like that.)

She was a prophet who believed that all castes should be treated as equals, and prophesied a future in which this was possible. However, she believed that in order for it to happen, certain measures had to be taken. It would not happen on its own.

During her life, the Emissary put events into motion that would help her prophesy come true. And in her death, she left behind a legend and legacy that would keep the rebellion alive on Alternia, even without the adults. (She did so much but I'll leave it at that)

The Starmite: (Strela's ancestor)

The Starmite lived during the time of the Signless. She was a tactician who led a rebel army against unthinkable odds, and actually won a fair amount of ground before they were overpowered by the Empire.

She unfortunately died soon after but not before saving her matesprit, Eronus, from the same fate (not that he knows it).

Her Imperial Prosperity: (Fortun's ancestor)

Her Imperial Prosperity or The Prospera was an ancient empress of Alternia. She lived during a time where the Empire was new, only having recently united the whole planet under a common rule.

Under her rule, Alternia flourished (hence the title). Her decisions were just, the land was plentiful, everything was good.

Unfortunately it was only that way for a short time. For all the fortune she gave, she seemed to have kept none for herself. After barely a decade she was assassinated by a bigoted advisor who hated her for simply being born male.

everyone must show me and tell me about your female ancestors in the reblogs. its very important

[bighousela]

@Miss_MarleyC @J_Rainbird ‏@katie_ostojic ‏@Hinetzu @WoodCorrinne @jackactionfilms @kylewhite1234 ‏

TUNED IN Tagline: Are You Listening? Production House: m & s Marshall Productions Director & Writer: Matthew Marshall

SYNOPIS   Emma, a teenager who disobeys dinner table rules of her parents by having her cell phone at the table, gets grounded until she learns to get her priorities straight and learns the value of relationships.

ABOUT THE FILM Watching teens and young adults in the world today and seeing there connection to cell phones made me think about how through electronic devices we have lost a connection to one another as human beings.  People are becoming less and less connected to family and other personal relationships.  The more people use these devices, the more often the urge is to look at it.  It takes people away from their real life relationships and isolates them from the world around them. I wanted to create a short film that looked at how this connection to devices has got out of hand and how it is a hallmark of addiction. While also showing that relationships, communication and social interaction with one another is vital since we were made to live and be in personal relationships.

BIO: MATTHEW R MARSHALL - DIRECTOR Matthew Marshall is an award winning director and playwright, who has over twenty five years in the film/video production and theatre industry. His vast production experience includes such highlight credits as Director / Producer / Writer of Malicious Attack; Director / Producer and Writer of Tuned In;  Director / Producer and Writer of Daughter of the King;  Producer and Production Manager of Struggles Within;  Director / Producer  and Writer of Addictions; Director / Producer and Writer of Meaning of Christmas; Director / Producer and Writer of Choices, Director / Producer and Co-writer of Reflections; Director, Producer and Writer of The Great Banquet;  Director/ Producer and Co-writer of Time of Confusion; Director / Producer of My Fault; Director & Writer of Common Night;   Director / CoProducer and Editor of Dream House; Producer / 1st Assistant Director Falling For You; Assistant Director of J;  Assistant Director of Elvis the Legend Continues;  Assistant Director of Flashback; Assistant Director of Ronnie’s Bench; Director / Co-Producer  He Was Here; Editor and Secondary Camera for the TV series, Baby Days with Spell Bound Productions; Producer of The Ken & Lois Show with Rogers Television; Stage Manager for Problem Child with Ausable Theatre and Stage Manager of Juno and the Paycock with UWO. Matthew also worked for four seasons with the Port Stanley Festival Theatre, two seasons as Production Manager and two seasons as Stage Manager. In his two seasons as Stage Manager his show credits include; Hank Williams: The Show He Never Gave; Maggie’s Getting Married; Dark Deeds at Swan’s Place; and Ivanka Chews the Fat and ASM of Personals as well as Production Stage Manager and ASM of Broadway Hero’s starring David Rogers. As Production Manager show credits included; Steel Magnolias; Marriage is Murder, Familiar Circles; Noel & Gertie; Forever Plaid; Long Weekend; Hank & Pasty; Driving Miss Daisy; Fingers & Toes and Deluxe Illustrated Body.    

DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT During filming the cast and crew got a glimpse of the very real issue of cell phones and mobile devices and how “Connected” we are to them. This sparked a discussion about how connected we are to our devices and yet we are disconnected from family, moral values and relationships. Tuned In is relevant and timely in society today as it explores issues of teens being connected to social media and their electronic devices but not connected to family and other personal relationships. Society seems to be oblivious to the fact that there is an issue with a generation that will not look up from their electronic mobile devices. The majority of the population, under the age of forty check their smart phones compulsively, especially teens and the twenty something generation. Yet these same people are becoming less and less connected through personal relationships to family and friends. Cell phones are this powerful computer that gives us constant information; the new, the interesting and unpredictable. We feel rewarded with every Facebook post, text and new tweet. It’s like a drug and as with any drug over time, overuse can be destructive. It isolates us from the world around us. These are the issues and themes that Emma deals with as she takes her journey from being grounded from electronic devices and as her parents attempt to teach her about personal relationships.  

CAST MARLEY CABRAL – “Emma” - Marley Cabral is a native of London, Ontario is an up and coming actress that is passionate about craft.  She is played the lead role of “Emma” in the short  film Tuned In by m & s Marshall Productions. Cabral also played the role of “Brittany” in Marshall short film Malicious Attack about bulling.  Past acting roles included  being a part of a number of Original Kids Theatre Company productions including  “Green Girl” in Shout, “Billy” in Honk, “Daughter” in Pirates of Penzance Jr, and  “Lulu” in The Best Haunted House Ever, “Camilla” in Starmites and “Women #1” in Trojan Women.  She has played a student in the 12 Disciples short film Crucified and also a student in the TV series Kids Town.

CORINA LEATHERDALE – “MOTHER” - Corina Leatherdale has previously work with Tuned In’s director Matthew Marshall and m & s Marshall Productions on other films.  She was ”Counselor Elizabeth” in Addictions. Corina was also the assistant director on that film. She was “Mrs Gallagher” a teacher in Malicious Attack about bullying.  She also played “Detective Higgins” in Marshall’s award winning feature Daughter of the King. Corina’s passion for the arts was ignited in grade one when she played Goldilocks in the Three Bears. Her passion took her to Vancouver at twenty-one to study at Gastown Actors Studio where her class was the first graduating class of the two year full time program. Past credits included; The Ragman, Twelfth Night, Mad Forest, Electra, Whose Life Is It Anyway?, “The Vancouver Fringe Festival, 1995”; as well as, various directorial roles. Corina has directed, co-wrote and produced a docu-drama called Even Me; which is the story of a young woman recruited into prostitution through addiction. Throughout the years Corina has directed and participated in many church productions and presently co-leads the “Creative Worship Ministry” at her church.

JAIME RAINBIRD – “FATHER” - Jamie Rainbird’s previous acting experience includes a number of TV commercials ranging from Government to one for a Consumer Electronics Store. Jamie has also been a part of several short films including; “John”, the lead role of a struggling husband and father in Falling For You, the “Bank Manager” in J; “School Board Member” in Malicious Attack and Mr. Salmon in Ronny’s Bench. He is hoping to expand his horizons in the various genres of film and he is always open to an exciting challenge, meeting new people and to learn new things.

TALITHA WOOD – “STACEY” -  Talitha Wood is very proud to be a part of the Tuned In cast as  "Stacey" the best friend of Emma. Her other acting screen credits in film included;  “Rita” in Zenno, an “Orphan” in Dark Betrayals, a “Zombie” in Devils by Definitions,  “Brooklyn Mapleton” a high school student in Malicious Attack and an extra in USB. She was also an “Inner Demon” in the short film Struggles Within told entirely through dance. Talitha is a very talented dancer and is very happy to have the opportunity to showcase her acting and dancing talent as part of any production.

BRITTANY SYERLING – “SIBLING” -Tuned In was Brittany’s screen debut. But don’t let her lack of screen credits fool you. This talented actress has been studying drama and feels this is just the first step in many roles to come.

AWARDS:   Tuned In has won 22 Awards,  has 14 Official Selections, 3 Nominations & 1 Finalist

Awards list:

2017 Madhouse Movies Film Festival – “Official Selection” &  “Best Direction Award” – Matthew Marshall

2017 MICs International Awards Gala For Youth - Best Actress/Short Film Nomination – Marley Cabral (Age 16 category)

2017 (March) Los Angeles CineFest –  “Finalist”

2017 International Christian Film Festival – “Official Selection” & Best Actress Nomination – Marley Cabral

2017 Chatham Kent Film Festival – “Official Selection” & Award nominated (Best Short & Best Supporting Actress – Corina Leatherdale)

2017 Chautauqua International Film Festival – “Official Selection” & “Selections of awards” – Best Actor/Actress – Marley Cabral & Best Director – Matthew Marshall 2017 Bare Bones International Independent Film & Music Festival – “Official Selection”

2017 Hang onto your Shorts – “Official Selection”

2017 Canada’s World International Film Festival – “Official Selection”

2017 When Dreams Come True – “Official Selection”

2016 Top Indie Film Awards -  "Best Message"

2016 Canadian Diversity Film Festival – “Best Director” – Matthew Marshall

2016 Christian Online Film Festival -  12 Awards – “Best Mini Film”, “Best Message”, “Father Award”,  “Family Award”, “Best Director”, “Best Producer”, “Best Actor” for Jamie Rainbird (dad), “Best Actress” for Corina Leatherdale (Mother) “Best Actress Supporting” for Talitha Wood (Stacey), “Best Actress Teen” for Marley Cabral (Emma), “Best Actress Child” for Brittany Sterling (Emma’s Sister), “Best Props” – Sharon Marshall

2016 The Bakker International Film Festival  7 Awards & Official Selction – “Best of Festival”, “Best Short Film”, “Best Junior Actress” – Marley Cabral, “Best Supporting Actress” – Corina Leatherdale, “Best Junior Supporting Actress” – Talitha Wood, “Best Film Editing” – Florin Marksteiner, “Best Cinematography” – David L Jackson

2016 Cutting Edge Film Festival - Official Selection and Nomination for Best of Genre Award

2016 IndieWise FREE Virtual Festival – “Official Selection”

2016 Cinema WorldFest – Official Selection

2016 Short off Film Festival - “Official Selection”  

2016 Winnipeg Reel to Real Festival – “Official Selection”

LINKS Tuned In Facebook Page - www.facebook.com/tunedinmovie

Tuned In web page: www.marshallproductions.ca/tuned-in

Tuned In Trailer (Vimeo) - https://vimeo.com/182396059

Tuned In Trailer (YouTube) - https://youtu.be/B_DZrukGXFo The m & s Marshall Production website: www.marshallproductions.ca

The m & s Marshall Productions Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MSMarshallProductions

Matthew Marshall Director’s Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/MSMarshallProductions/?pnref=lhc

Matthew Marshall Producer | Director | Writer

IMDb page:

http://www.imdb.me/matthewmarshall

Instagram: msmarshall2992

https://www.instagram.com/msmarshall2992/?hl=en

Twitter : @msmarshallpro29

https://twitter.com/msmarshallpro29

CREW Director – Matthew Marshall Producer – Florin Marksteiner Production Manager - Corrinne Wood Cinematographer –  David L Jackson Camera Operator - Kyle White First Assistant Camera - Terry Pridham Makeup Artist - Rachelle Arsenault   Script Supervisor - Christine Ellwood Boom Operator – Talitha Wood       Corrinne Wood Production Assistant - Charles Peterson Production Assistant -  Amber Hinderer Photographer (Still) - Tim Harvey Catering – Seam Catering

[sharkboy-starmites]

Spacepunk from starmites atla au

We love him.

So he's also from the earth kingdom (not ba sing se) because he and diggety are cousins and diggety is an earth bender from the earth kingdom. Spacepunk is a non bender and has a bow and arrow, because in out show he was supposed to have one (like cupids arrow style y'know) and also it looks cool.

[yourgayfroggiefriend]

I AM SO NORMAL ABOUT THIS ANIMATION. This kick-started my angst, and also made me cry the first time I saw it. Istg it's so good. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!okimdonenow

Tis complete. It's a little longer this time.

Please do not claim this animation or any of my art as your own. Anyway STARMITES!!!!! AAAAAAA!