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Fusion 360 modeling timelapse ED-209 (ROBOCOP, 1987)
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Newsies Seoul performs “Once and For All” on April 19th 2016 at Chungmu Art Hall, Grand Theatre during its run from April 12 - July 3.
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Newsies as Shiba Inus
jack:

crutchie:

davey:

race:

spot:

(feel free to add on!)
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tried to get nice screenshots but only managed to capture ridiculous human beings
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That a real place? That Santa Fe?
So I was going through the script one more time and I noticed something interesting. Jack’s first theater backdrop is merely described as “a park scene”, but his second one is an actual physical location.
The Taos Mountains are, you guessed it, in New Mexico, about 80 miles north of Santa Fe. The range includes the highest peak (Wheeler Peak) in the state, but the southern portions are lower and less dramatic (a bit more like the shapes we see in the painting). Interestingly, Jack is not painting the Santa Fe mountains, which are a totally separate portion of the range.

He’s pretty much doing an accurate recreation of Venado Peak (or maybe the West Spanish Peaks). So where on earth would he have seen/heard of this mountain?
Obviously, the frontier myth of the American West was a little less than accurate what with the tumbleweeds and stetson hats, but there were lots of pictures of it in late 19th century art. John Kensett’s American landscapes were viewable in the Met from 1872. Sets of stereographs from 1880 onward were fairly common, especially at the circus and Wild West shows that toured the east coast. Western Novels had been in America as long as Europeans had, and authors like Horatio Alger and Edward Eggleston illustrated their books. In 1893, illustrations by Joseph Henry Sharp appeared in Harper’s Weekly.
In 1898, two American artists, Ernest L. Blumenschien and Bert Phillips, moved from NYC to Taos and fell in love with the "beauty and artistic promise of northern New Mexico.“ They (later) established the Taos Artists Colony there and on July 10, 1898, Harper’s Weekly ran a spread featuring Blumenschien’s illustrations of the people and landscapes of the area.
So like, I’m not saying that Jack ripped pages out of newspapers and magazines and walked around all day with his nose stuck in cowboy art books but he totally did. The boy’s done research.
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Dale Vandermeer from cube escape series.
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I did a Modern!AU with ex-soldier with a prosthetic Leo, goth-witch Rose and sociophobic Frank
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I made another newsies quiz
its just another “Which Newsie are you?” bc you can never have enough of those
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Just watched searching today and it was awesome I love it
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“And so’s the Bronx!!!”
A Smalls for day 15 of @newsiestober!! Featuring her iconic raspberry. Smalls is a really cool gal, so i’m glad i got to draw her for the girlsies prompt today!
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~Girls are nice, once or twice, ‘til I find someone new~
Day 16 of @newsiestober! The prompt was “pride”, so here’s bi Jack Kelly! Haven’t had a chance to draw Jack’s artistic side yet, so here we are :D
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~I gotta be either dead or dreamin’, cuz look at that pape with my face beamin’ Tomorrow they may wrap fishes in it, but I was a star for one whole minute!~
Look at them! They’re the kings of New York!! The prompt for @newsiestober day 6 was “favourite song”, and while they’re all amazing, this one is really special to me :D
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As requested by the amazing and beautiful @in-a-most-auspicious-manner (aka @left-my-heart-in-metropolis), I have done a little Davey and Katherine friendship comic. There’s so much shipping, and not enough FRIENDship representation in this fandom. So here!! So nice! Platonic!! Cuteness!!! :D
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I went and saw Newsies for the first time and it was beautiful!
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