#william warner

[starlingdrawz]

Wishing star preview

Here's a preview of my piece for the Wishing Star Zine!

It was such an honor to be a part of this! I hope you all check out everyone's hard work!!!

[galactic-glamour-girl-posts]

Fic idea (feel free to steal, I probably won't get to writing this for like another year)

In the world of Animaniacs, toons come out of the paper they're drawn on, right?

Even if we assume that the moment shown above is just an in-universe recreation of what really happened when the Warners were drawn made for Newsreel of the Stars, the reboot still seems to support the idea that no special procedure is required to bring a toon to life. Once drawn, they are alive and can enter the real world easily.

OK.

So, Wakko's Wish (both according to the reboot and Wakko's Wish itself) is an in-universe fictional movie that the characters star in:

Pretty much every movie uses props, which means most items seen in the movie were props made specifically for the movie, right?

I don't know how long studios keep movie props for after a movie is released, but even though Wakko's Wish is an old movie now (it turns 25 this year!), it's not entirely impossible that the studio still has at least some of the items, costumes, etc. made for the movie. The reboot even supports this idea by (accidentally) implying that the Warners' costumes in the movie were kept and modified so that they could be used for Wakkiver Twist:

Maybe some were sold, maybe they're all collecting dust in a warehouse on the lot, the point is many of the props in the movie (especially if they were important, like for example…ones used as part of a big reveal…) probably still exist, not in an alternate reality, but within the Warners' world.

This means that there's a non-zero percent chance that the studio (or someone out there) still has this prop:

Assuming it wasn't destroyed, it has to be somewhere, right?

Somewhere where the Warners could find (or more likely, steal) it.

So I guess all I'm trying to say is...

What's stopping William and Angelina from hopping out of this thing?

[ace-of-garlic-breads]

"you'll be alright, no one can hurt you now, come morning light, you and I'll be safe, and sound" - Safe and sound (Taylor's version)-Taylor Swift. I was in a redraw mood today so i redrew this piece from January, and I based it off the song i used in the speedpaint for inspo (which i also remade link in bio :)) "Safe and Sound" by Taylor Swift.

scroll for the OG, no timelapse, that on YT today >:) so go check that out please I'd really appreciate it :)

[janetbrown711]

William 18

18. Describe your character through a Brooklyn 99 gif or line.

This is him with his children and Lena <3

[thebarroomortheboy]

HOLLYWOOD STEPS OUT (1941) | dir. Tex Avery

[michimonieart]

Part of my Haunted Mansion X Ducks crossover illustration series. Here is "The Dead," based on the characters from the 2023 Haunted Mansion movie.

The Living Illustrations

The Main Post

[sserrafeim]

“I need him biblically,” I say about a man that would be locked up in jail if he was real

[on-the-open-range]

I was really curious! Do Angelina and William have designs for this au? Or are they still an in progress thing?

They sure do! Night really went ham on these pictures!

[acmeoop]

Happy 36th Anniversary! Who Framed Roger Rabbit was Released on June 22nd, 1988 in North America

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[cartoonico]

I can't believe Bernard joined the Mystery Gang.

[galactic-glamour-girl-posts]

They may be orphans, but...

[ace-of-garlic-breads]

I did my own ver of my seperated collab

I was too lazy to do the 2nd smaller portrait so I just stuck a art trade I did with okarigold in there/

(Yakko and Queenie Portrait by itself)

the fic:

[johnbly]

Bush had the feeling that if he were a man of instant quickness of thought and readiness of tongue he would take advantage of this new attitude of the captain's to free Wellard from his peril; by posing as the captain's devoted companion in trouble and at the same time laughing off the thought of danger from any conspiracy, he might modify the captain's fears. So he felt, but he had no confidence in himself. - lieutenant hornblower, ch. 2

[shannendoherty-fans]

1998 - The Women of The WB by Norman Jean Roy: Holly Marie Combs, Michelle Williams, Jessica Biel, Katie Holmes, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Shannen Doherty, Keri Russell and Alyssa Milano

[busterkeatonsociety]

This Day in Buster…August 2, 1950 

"Sunset Boulevard" is released.  Buster Keaton makes the most of his cameo as one of Gloria Swanson’s ‘waxworks’ despite only having one line, delivered twice.