Taco's Tirade Humanized Drawings! I'm Proud Of The Perspective On These :)

This episode shot me dead hi

edit - Made the eyes bigger because they looked off to me

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they're actually so important to me btw guys...,, purgatory mansion girlfriends I love you ...,.

+ Apple but I can't find a gif of her rn :'(

Your art is so pretty, dream art style fr fr

Also! Idk if you know Inanimate Insanity, but may I request for you to draw Taco (humanized)? I have a humanization posted to my blog if you need reference! <3

ahhh i really hope i got this right.. i have heard of inanimate insantiy but i just never got into any object shows </3 anyways i was looking through your blog for references and the way you draw hair is sooo fluffy and cute omg

Wow. I love stupid people (sobs)

@flooridathemiau @lemony-and-zesty

Thought you guys might like this

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Hello again!! The following details the personalities, or part of them, that the characters will be portraying!!

The Hero

The family hero is your typical Type A personality: a hard-working, overachieving perfectionist. Through his or her own achievements, the hero tries to bring the family together and create a sense of normalcy. Unfortunately, a driving need to “do everything right” tends to put an extreme amount of pressure on the hero, leaving them highly anxious and susceptible to stress-related illnesses later in life.

The Scapegoat

The scapegoat is just what you would expect: the one person who gets blamed for the whole family’s problems. He or she offers the family a sense of purpose by providing someone else to blame. They voice the family’s collective anger, and may shield the addicted parent from a lot of blame and resentment. When the scapegoat gets older, males tend to out in violence, while females often run away or participate in promiscuous sex.

The Mascot

Think of the mascot as the class clown, always trying to deflect the stress of the situation by supplying humor. This role is usually taken on by the youngest child; they’re fragile, vulnerable, and desperate for the approval of others. Providing comic relief is also the mascot’s defense against feeling pain and fear himself. Mascots often grow up to self-medicate with alcohol, perpetuating the cycle of addiction.

The Lost Child

The lost child role is usually taken on by the middle or youngest child. They’re shy, withdrawn, and sometimes thought of as “invisible” to the rest of the family. They don’t seek (or get) a lot of attention from other family members, especially when making decisions, have trouble with forming intimate relationships, and choose to spend time on solitary activities as a way to cope.

Hey guys I like Ducktales

Doodle of Webby and Lena (humanized) for Weblena week

Day 1- Crushing hard

(I had another doodle to add but the day's almost over for me. Maybe I'll post it another day if I finish it!)

hi pookie what are all of the object shows you've watched (except for ii ofc)

Thanks for the ask! I've watched BFDI (and all variations), I'm catching up on BFDIA and TPOT, and I've watched The Nightly Manor, Clash 2 be champion (both seasons), and some of Excellent Entities

just finished Shadow Generations and I'm gonna SOB!!! /pos

Going back to finish Sonic Generations is cgonna be s crazy tone shift

Anyway my boy!! They gave him more fucking trauma ! Starts crying

Ooogh Shadow... little guy I'm so sorry...

Eho up Minecrafting their story mode

what if shadow was apart of the frontiers story? what if shadow had to watch as sonic slowly endured a painful cyber corruption? and what if seeing someone so full of life and energy suddenly start wearing down reminds him of a certain person he was supposed to take care of who suffered from a condition that put her into remission?

basically i should stop talking because the only words that come out are hurtful