Butthurt Central

jetgreguar:

nobaketheshitmongler:

Have some Demon Sisters with Fastener from the Panty and Stocking Art Book.

swoooon

(via pornjunkyard)

Someone help me point out to my roommate exactly why it’s not okay to have magical gypsies in her short

bombsfall:

A quick editorial cartoon about the intersection of self-pity, entitlement, rape, territoriality, misogyny and fear of women. You see it all over the place online in the form of Men’s Rights Activists (of whom there are a few reasonable non-misogynists), Men Going Their Own Way, Pick Up Artists, and dudes touting the “Red Pill”, because The Matrix is a good movie. Look any of these up if you have the stomach for it. These are extreme examples, but watered-down forms of these ideas are everywhere.

In lurking their blogs and youtube channels for a while, I’ve noticed that beyond the standard patriarchal chauvinism there is this deep fear of women - what they will do to me, how they will reject me, how they will use me, how they are changing society in a way that does not favor me, how they are making men into something I don’t like, how they are making themselves into something I don’t like, that they won’t give me what I want, and that they won’t give me what I think is rightfully mine. This goes beyond fear of feminism- this is fear of women at its purest. And that, to quote a puppet, leads to anger and hate. It’s sad.

I am a feminist. I think there’s enough ice cream to go around, but it does mean those of us with 3 scoops might have to give one or two up. Also, The Matrix is a fun movie but probably not anything you should be basing a philosophy on.

EDIT: I WROTE A LENGTHY POST ABOUT THIS HERE.

I highly suggest reading the link as well as watching

My weekend

kwilliamsartist:

animationart:

Basilisk

This is Ami Thompson, she’s from japan and did intern at Ghibli studio. I have no idea why she came to my school (sheridan) but you can see that she’s basically going to be a legend among all students from now on ahha. Never met her but she’s apparently super sweet/nice too.

(Source: amithompsonportfolio.blogspot.fr)

(Source: tonylka10)

theimages:

Venture Bros illustrations for Juxtapoz magazine, Patrick Kleger

(Source: drawstin)

cartoonhangover:

Frequently Asked Questions about 
Cartoon Hangover & Too Cool! Cartoons 

You want to make a cartoon short for Cartoon Hangover and Too Cool! Cartoons (or for Frederator Studios*)? These FAQs should tell you what you need to know:

How do I pitch? 

To get a Too Cool! greenlight, we’ll ultimately need to see a brief pitchboard —not a full storyboard— of your short. Thumbnails, more or less. Most of the dialog should be there. We like to consider ourselves as fresh viewers, and shouldn’t be concerned with any sort of the more traditional pitches including bibles and so forth. That said, we’ll look at anything to get the ball rolling and help you out however we can.

What if I have an idea and I’m not an animator? 

We’d still love to hear your idea. If we all agree in the potential, we’ll be happy to introduce you talented cartoonists whom we admire.

May I submit a cartoon I’ve already completed?

For pitching purposes, sure, but it’s important that the cartoons we release are all Cartoon Hangover originals.**

Where will the cartoons be produced? 

Frederator Studios will produce the shorts for Cartoon Hangover. In the past, our cartoons have been produced in Burbank, Korea, Indiana, China, Glendale, New York City, Tokyo, Glendale, Italy, Hawaii, Venice Beach, and so on.

You’ve worked with so many great creators over the years, will there be room for people like me that you don’t already know? 

We pride ourselves in being open to new voices and ideas. Over 90% of the shorts we produce are from creators we’ve never worked with before.

What rights do I keep? 

You own all your character rights, Cartoon Hangover owns the produced film.

Before any production starts, we will negotiate a contract with you that will detail your participation in production and what you’ll be paid in salary and royalties.  

What if I have an animation idea that doesn’t work for Cartoon Hangover? Is that all you’re interested in? 

We’re interested in hearing about any animated idea you’ve got for television series and animated feature films.

How do I pitch? How do I find out more? 

Email Eric Homan at eric@frederator.com. He’ll guide you from there. Eric’s worked with some of the world’s greatest creators, first timers and veterans alike; you’ll be in good hands.

Thanks for reading this far. We’re looking forward your ideas, and hope you’re as excited about Cartoon Hangover and Too Cool! Cartoons as we are.

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* Frederator Studios not only produces the Cartoon Hangover cartoons, but also cartoons for kids like Butch Hartman’s The Fairly OddParents and Pendleton Ward’s Adventure Time. 

** If you have your own YouTube channel, we’d love to have you join our network for distribution. You can write to hey@frederator.com for more information. 

crowleyhasme:

Always relevant.

tioneb:

By Steambots Studio
http://steambotstudios.com/urbance/

mostpopulargirlsinschool:

The Most Popular Girls in School Episode 1

I shotgunned the entire first season last night

i need to reevaluate my life

(Source: mostpopulargirlsinschool)

senorpacman:

thatonegirludontknow:

Seariously Fishy.

Voiced by the flawless SenorPacman.

Animated by me! Enjoy.

HOOLY SHIT EVERYONE WATCH THIS ANIMATION BASED OFF ONE OF MY RECORDINGS, LISA DID A FANTASTIC QUALITY JOB WITH THIS HOLY FUCK. EVERY FOLLOW HER BLOG NOW. I CAN’T STOP WATCHING THIS.

celesse:

Production photos from the commercial for Nintendo’s Paper Mario: Sticker Star, which was done with real paper using stop-motion animation.

Commercial here | More photos here

Remember when Dreamworks did 2D animation

(Source: disneyyandmore, via futureturntechgodhead-deactivat)

wannabeanimator:

A System for Planning and Timing Animation by Glen Keane