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OMFG I didn’t notice this form Kpop Demon Hunters until someone pointed it out:

What if Jinu is alive but now as Rumi’s sword. Like what if this is a Soul Eater situation. Because his soul is now part of her/ her sword, Jinu can now change from human/ demon form to weapon form. So then when Rumi is off to go save the world Jinu goes into weapon mode and they fight together, maybe along the way Jinu can gain sentience in weapon form and move around freely and help Rumi in battle.

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I LOVE THEM!!!

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Sony and Netflix better greenlight a sequel or I swear to god!

There's so many unanswered questions that's just screaming for a sequel!

Give me!

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doodle

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Visual development for Kpop Demon Hunters by Scott Watanabe

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They are whispering🫢💞

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this is quite possibly the funniest scene in any movie ever. 

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"Why does it have to be you ?"

A redraw of an old illustration, back in 2018 (didn't have a graphic tablet at the time!)

About 11 hours in the making.

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Ichi Crying (Manga Panel Colouring)

Finally finished a manga colouring that I didn’t hate so I thought I’d upload it.

GO READ ICHI THE WITCH NOW!

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a small spoiler for future work. 🦇

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birth by sleep✨

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The stands are being bizarre again-

[Standverse]

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Me? Forget Stitch Week? As if!

Happy 23rd anniversary to Lilo & Stitch! 🌺👽

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anyway decided to rewatch Lilo & Stitch (2002) tonight and I think an underrated element of the family motif is that for all that Jumba spends the first two thirds of the movie insisting that Stitch has no purpose except destruction and no capacity to connect with other people, the moment they start cooperating it's obvious that Jumba and Stitch have exactly the same sense of humor, along with a distinct physical resemblance and a lot of the same mannerisms. Jumba put a lot more of himself into his masterpiece than he wants to admit.