I'll color this... Eventually....
My work for the tokyo ghoul reverse bang Please read https://archiveofourown.org/works/18203804 !! It's so good and fluffy!!
let's be real, modern wwx would absolutely love Guy Fieri
Lan Sizhui's delivery service or Please buy our Lan Scout cookies How do these people earn money? Do they collect taxes? Is it a # of zombies killed quota? Do they have a side business? Why is the lanling Jin clan so rich?
Bibbidi bobbidi boo!! The resentful spirits have given wwx new clothes!
LWJ: Running is forbidden in the Cloud Recesses WWX: /hovering on Suibian like a skateboard/ I'm not running
A surprise celebration.
#this was in wip limbo for months#tokyo ghoul#hideyoshi nagachika#mado akira#seidou takizawa#amon koutarou#tbh I had no idea what I was doing when drawing this#but there's 4 people and I've never done something like this before#I tried#digital#I could rant about how the canon fucked over these characters but it would be very long
2nd entry for the A Brief History of Time event Hong Kong 1950's, a late breakfast img source: http://kfwong2013.blogspot.com/2013/11/blog-post_18.html?m=1 Also check out Ho Fan's street photography of Hong Kong in this time period
makeover with fashion challenged man
Had to redraw my favorite strip 😃
And for some agricultural history: carrots!! Carrots were not always orange. They used to be yellow, white and purple. There are two subgroups of carrot: the Eastern/Asiatic group (var altorubens) and the western group (var sativus). The Eastern group is purple, pink or orange-yellow. It developed in the Himalayan-Hindu Kush Region and around Turkestan(1) The western group first developed at Turkey and Iran (1) The genetic structure of modern carrots imply that the Dutch "Long Orange" may be the original root type of modern carrots. This carrot is also seen in Dutch paintings at year +/- 1600-ish (2) The Holland lop is a relatively new breed, developed in 1952 (3). It is unlikely that Netherlands' pet rabbit would have lop ears this early. Sources: 1)https://hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/pdfs/ch5102-carrot.pdf 2)"New insights into domestication of carrot from root transcriptome analysis, BMC genomics 2014, Rong et al" 3) www.hlrsc.com/history.php Art inspiration: The Fat Kitchen An Allegory: Peter Aertsen (1550) The Greengrocer Peter Aertsen Kitchen Interior with the parable of the Rich man and the Poor Lazarus: probably Pieter Cornelisz van Rijck (1610) (You can see all this at the carrotmuseum.co.uk)
//slides in He deserves to get a birthday party ok??!?
send me a 📝 for me to try and copy your art style (pls mention ur art tag or art blog if it’s not linked anywhere on ur blog)