paigefillyr:

Steam are you fucking serious

harshnoiseofficial:

This is art

epic-vines:

Narrating people’s lives at the gym

Vine by: Thomas Sanders

thecubonator:

kaiserneko:

Imagine a universe where

actually became good friends with

and so

decided, instead of using his own
daughter for the chimera experiment…

youaintshitok:

Chocolate comes from cocoa, which is a tree.

That makes it a plant.

Chocolate is salad.

acatstale:

I forgot just how much I love this movie

intense-silence:

nottdead:

evilfeminist:

Found a paper I wrote in 5th grade that I got an ‘f’ on.

My prompt was “Imagine you are sitting on a cloud, what would you do or see” 

I wrote,

“I would see the ground as I fell because I would fall through it because in science you told us that clouds were just water mists.”

Basically the American education system.

wtf serious

glysaturn:

This would never end. 

killingmeisso2yearsago:

yall-mothafuckas-need-misha:

avengewhomerlock:

heroes-do-exist:

fyoras-holy-butthole:

krabwatch:

what would blended cucumber taste like

isn’t that an actor

we are now the supernatural fandom

You’ll need a few more episodes to reach Supernatural Fandom level of relevant gifs.

moofrog:

hawfstuff:

I feel like TF2 really established great standard for character design and silhouette even though all the characters are super stylised they still look like real people, every detail feels unique even all their ears are different.

This kind of attention to detail seems pretty underappreciated outside of the fanbase in general.

Plus the amount of personality and expression that comes out of these characters is very self evident in all of the meet the shorts

my two favourites still being Meet the Demoman and Meet the Engineer

Just thought this would be a useful bit of information for young artists when it comes to overall character design, especially when designing a whole cast of unique characters.

DON’T EVEN GET ME STARTED ON HOW BRILLIANT TF2 IS IN TERMS OF DESIGN. It is one of the best examples to show someone when teaching them about character design. 

Like yeah…not only do they have unique noses, jaws, ears even…valve even took the extra step to give them each distinct teeth. 

My character design teacher has brought up TF2, and the concept art by Moby Francke, a few times in class. For one Moby Francke was highly inspired by the great artist J.C. Lyendecker.

And many of the key components in designing the character is gesture, shape and silhouette, and just getting in great key components that create story telling. 

This is one of the reasons I love TF2 so much because it makes me just…art fangasm all over it.