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I should finally shed some light on the topic of commissions. I don't draw orders. I closed commissions 5 years ago, and I don't plan to open them anymore. I hope for understanding.

Мне очень жаль. Но так вышло что 5 лет назад такой возможности у меня не стало. А теперь еще лет 20 не предстоит.

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Briefly about the logic of our server.

Emerald City: The leader of the economy, subjugated the Doll Kingdom, broke the financial system of the Land of the Animation...

The eternally drunk pirate and the mining industrialist: Destroyed the fleet of the Emerald City in 4 days.🗿🗿🗿

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finally...the session is over. I drew 2 sketches in joy. (Самое время уйти в отключку) woman with prosthesis - minecraft oc version На этом всё, пошло всё в задницу.

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Я просто пытаюсь защитить курсовую

Комиссия:

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So...it was the 2nd week of the session

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Гром гремит земля трясется. Крис на курице несётся.

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If we accept the fact that "The Nutcracker King and Poor Reynold" is a continuation of the original, then how will the Soviet dolls and other remakes treat the Nutcracker (will they simply accept the monarchy? is it okay for you there?). And in general, how are things with technology in the Land of Dolls?

It won't come to civil war, of course, but still...

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perhaps I will share a couple of working materials with a video essay on Thomas the Tank Engine. by the way, the video is ONLY for the Russian-speaking audience, so here are two links to the video.

https://vk.com/video-146169814_456239036

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it was the second hour of recording the video analysis of Thomas

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have I really finished this animation? It looks like I'll be making the "There's No Place Like Home" animatic for 2 years

P.S по сути анимация это мой способ отдохнуть от проблем сущих...срущих (простите автор устал на 2 проекто пахать)

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Этот пост будет на русском, мне плевать. Короче злодей-засранец-вонючий-мать еб¥чи#

Ооода в комиксе я знатно постебусь над этой мразью.

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I will periodically be distracted from Thomas by all sorts of nonsense. Because in addition to animations about Thomas the Tank Engine, I have another project that... to put it mildly, has been haunting me for many years and reminds me of the most terrible events in my life. On the one hand, why am I continuing it at all? On the other hand, this project is a memory for me, including of good times.

but I won't publish it here, I don't need to translate "Land of Animation" into English either

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Fnaf3 unveiled 10 years ago. The end.

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Finally, in my thoughts, I will return to the question that I asked in the first post: WAS THERE AT LEAST SOME OFFICIALLY ESTABLISHED ENT OF THOMAS? It seems to me that the answer is no. And here's why. If you pay attention to the books and the series, then even the first seasons, which were filmed directly based on Wilbert Audrey's books, will still differ from the original books, in some places it reveals certain situations in more detail (Edward's day off) and in some places, some details are omitted (season 2, Trailer with brakes). But instead of playing "spot the ten differences," you just need to take the books as an addition to the TV series. Or not? Starting from season 3-4, original screenplays began to be filmed based on the books, and gradually, by season 6, some stories from magazines began to be filmed, and from that moment on, plot holes are already beginning to be traced. For example, Stanley somehow became a Smager (yes, in the series he is presented only as a horror story legend, but in the books he really existed and eventually became a pump, not a generator, and plus he most likely drowned in mines), and moreover, not only plot holes are driven into a dead end, but also blunders (the absence or sudden appearance of faces in some characters (and in general, there was confusion with the faces of the author himself, who first said that there were no faces outside of Sodor, and then released the book "Gordon abroad")) So now books can be considered PARTIALLY canon? This is not to mention that some episodes were not recognized by Wilbert Audrey himself, because the film crew might not take into account some railway rules. That's what happened with the Les Henrys series. This episode plays a crucial role in revealing Henry's character, but because the reverend disliked her, what's the point of throwing the episode out of the canon now? Of course not.

Then what should I do? The books and the Series contradict each other in some places, and complement each other in some places.…And someone will rightly remember the book that explained the whole story of Sodor and its inhabitants, the steam locomotives. Yes, there is such a book, and it would seem that this is the true canon, but no…For the feature "Thomas and the Magic Railroad" comes into play, which seems to have given the answer to why the locomotives are alive, but they did it so crookedly that then they simply forgot about the Lady. Well, there are CGI cartoons in which Thomas arrives on Sodor later than Gordon and James, although according to the canons Thomas arrived on the island during World War 1, whereas Gordon was built in the 20s. Well, the "Hero of the Rails", which finally confuses the order of arrival of steam locomotives on the island. Of course, this can be explained by the fact that in this world locomotive construction has taken a different track and the D51 locomotive could have been born earlier, but no, because in the following episodes they say again that Edward was the first.

Epilogue: Thomas has some clear canons, no matter how hard the fans tried to put all the stories together and build at least some logical ENT, the creator himself did not plan to think through Thomas' world to the smallest detail, because the stories about steam locomotives were not originally invented for printing, they were just like an outlet for the reverend, and It was only by chance that Thomas became so popular. Partly because some of the unspoken questions in this story give space for speculation: where did their faces come from, why are people so merciless towards living beings, why are some trailers alive and some not, why is Thomas, who is older than Gordon, behaving like a child? And this, in my opinion, is Thomas' success, he is a kind of constructor that everyone can adjust to their headcannons and get something original. And that's what makes Thomas a favorite to this day