#Bloop-Traditional art

[bloop-n-art]

Im going to try remember to post my art on this account, my other one @bloop-n-dupe is filled with reblogs.

[zleepyzlut]

There’s no such thing as a cat that’s too big—just a girl who’s too small.

[lume-ish]

just a lil guy

his tie is too long so now its a scarf :D

[wwillywonka]

it's him... the silly...

[lifeisaletsplay]

(ID in text)

[drakenaa]

A quick sketch of what is probably my favorite Thomas Sanders blooper. I don’t know if it’s the line itself or the delivery, but it cracks me up.

Might work on this more idk

@thatsthat24

[tsukimifishi]

Dimelo mi gente ,, not sure why but i got the urge to draw nuns so i drew a bunch (i’m not even religious so like) and some random doodles of cartoons that my sisters told me to draw as well as some friendly platonic doodles of my bestest friend and i ^_^!! (and shake held a gun point) and well that’s all !! lowk running out of ideas and things to draw saurrr 😣‼️

[rizz-penguin]

i love my dog

His name is jaxon and I love him lots

[originalartblog]

Welcome to the...

With 56 participants for a total of 66 little guys (based on 21 different characters!) plus my own, the daycare is full to bursting!

I invite you to click and take the time to look through our adorable tiny friends! Can you find:

-8 little guys who came with their own snacks? -5 little guys who brought their plushies with them? -3 fibre art little guys? -8 traditional art (paper) little guys? -The imposter?

Thank you all so much for your participation!! This little event was an adorable success thanks to all of you! ❤

Artists credit with a closer look at their respective friends under the cut!

@alanzz28, @arsomniacdemon, @asterikishi,

@blenderfullasarcasm, @bloop-n-dupe, @cathy-plus-e,

@choushikii, @chuyawine (x2), @de4cades,

@dragonfairy1231, @dragon-seahorse, @dwg666,

@elaemae, @enevera, @esp3riadr3ams

@exymybeloved, @freedomclown, @frickfrackchickenstack,

@fvedyetor, @grilb-cheebs, @imagineinfinityxx,

@inkingkitsune (x2), @insanebsdfan, @joostytoasty,

@konbupie, @kuro-chi69, @madnessmayhemmalarkey,

@magic6lgear, @mechizilla (x2), @melonn-soda

@mitzuna, @mythicalmochiii, @nobodysodontquestionit,

@notewithstanding, @orthoeatspaperclips11, @perianthkat (x2),

@pillonemelody, @pinkisacreativecolour, @queste1,

@rabiesbites, @ratty-qeen (x2),

@sargentcat, @scotchfairy (x2), @shenanigatorseatingcake,

@sillypotatoess, @sleepynlazy, @soukoku13 (x2)

@sproutzai, @stellarlylost, @sushi-flavored,

@totally-silly-artist-yep-stable (x2), @thebrookesnook, @whathorselegs,

@wowokmanchill, @zestylemonsz

and a special mention to @ask-osamu-dazai-stuff because with this I'm closing the tiny daycare saga, but didn't want to leave your art in the void! I still added your little guys with the other ���

thank you all again for playing along! And don't hesitate to post your pieces if you haven't already! ❤

[namioz]

Some Big and Bloop doodles!! I love Wildlife sm 🙏

Traditional art again :)

[dreamtydraw]

Bloop bip boop- happy 800 people here boop !

Like promised, here is my first tumblr dtiys ehe <3

The rules are simple :

Draw cerise, it’s simple. You can change her clothes, poses and even draw her as a diferent step if you wish to, the most important is that you keep her design recognizable and add white poppies.

Tag me so I’ll see the entry

Have fun :D

The deadline is November 2 ( it may or may not be extended )

If enough participations ( here and on Instagram) the top 3 entry will receives some art gifts either traditional or digital art. :3

Thanks you so much for everyone here. I don’t think much entries will be made but it’s a fun contest I’m happy to host. The olba fandom has been lovely and it warms my heart to know so many peoples likes my fruit girl, she’s very special to me so again, thanks you so much.

Hope you’ll have a wonderful day !

[bloopybee]

HELLO TUMBLR

I'm Bloopy Bee, call me Bee call me Bloops idc! Whatever your heart desires :) 21 years old (Birthday coming up soon!) artist hoping to share some art/stories with y'all. I'm completely new to sharing my art online and also trying to learn digital art (for the 5th time...advice much appreciated) For now enjoy some traditional pencil-on-paper art hehehe

[rawraxfax]

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[chrisryanspeaks]

Hear The Unique & Other-Worldly Sounds of Pachyman!

LA based multi-instrumentalist Pachyman delivers a nostalgic and other-worldly tune with “Trago Coqueto”. The sound harkens back to 1990s music scene in the Caribbean but is fresh and exciting for us to hear as this music is not omnipresent in the United States. Take a listen to “Trago Coqueto” below: Read More: Pachy García, the LA based multi-instrumentalist who performs as Pachyman, announces his upcoming album, Switched-On, due September 29th via ATO Records. Alongside the announcement Pachyman shares the lead single and video "Trago Coqueto," a cheeky love song and a poignant ode to his life growing up in Puerto Rico as well as the first of his singles that features his own vocals front and center. Pachyman shares about the track, "'Trago Coqueto' is a nostalgic tune; where inhibition is lost and vulnerability arises. A breezy call to come back home.” Though based in LA, García's music is immersed in the world of the Caribbean, with the basis of his sound being derived from his native home in Puerto Rico. Laced with nostalgia, Switched-On pulls from the island's musical scene in the 1990's, when Puerto Rico was embracing new wave Jamaican riddims which were later combined with traditional Boricua sounds. In keeping with the themes of sentimentality, Pachyman uses his Korg Poly-800 to pay homage to a generation of Puerto Rican artists who first began experimenting with synthesizers, all the while allowing his music to ebb and flow. His previous album, The Return Of Pachyman (2021) is more of a direct response to the sounds of his musical heroes, especially King Tubby and Scientist, and on the new album Pachyman wanted to move his art forward while simultaneously honoring his roots looking to embrace more of himself vs. trying to emmulate others. He also pushes himself further vocally incorporating more of his own minimalist vocals for added texture. Alongside the album news Pachyman is also announcing a couple of headline dates in Seattle and New York as well as a full Fall tour alongside Altin Gun launching October 27th. Pachyman will also be performing at Pickathon Festival in Portland this Summer and Levitation Festival in Austin in the Fall. In recent years, Pachyman has toured with artists such as Khruangbin, Black Pumas, My Morning Jacket and Genesis Owusu. This latest release follows Pachyman's breakthrough single "All Night Long" which now has more than 2 million total streams. “All Night Long” was spotlighted by The FADER, added to Spotify’s tastemaker playlist “POLLEN” and featured on KCRW’s “Most Played” airplay chart. Listen to "Trago Coqueto" now, presave Switched-On above and check out Pachyman's touring details below. About Pachyman: For his latest sonic transmission Switched-On, musician Pachy García, aka Pachyman, challenged himself to steer his dub-drenched dispatches towards another dimension. The follow-up to 2021’s The Return of Pachyman, out Sept 29th on ATO Records, Switched-On is an homage to the generative artistic era when musicians first began manipulating synthesizers to emit gloriously off-kilter bleeps, bloops, and whooshes. It also gestures to García’s chirring Korg Poly-800 analog synthesizer that forms the spine of these songs, particularly the effervescent electronic interlude “Mi Sala.” Tunes like “You Looked at Me” fuse a mesmerizing, Krautrock-esque beat with synth musings reminiscent of bands such as Boards of Canada and García’s own minimalist vocals for added texture. His ear for expansiveness comes through the winking “Trago Coqueto,” a cheeky love song crooned through the prism of a cocktail that’s named after a flirty lemon-ginger drink. In a uniquely Pachyman twist, it acts as a poignant ode to his life growing up in Puerto Rico. It couldn’t be a more fitting testament to Switched-On’s ethos, which meditates on García’s conviction to move his art forward while simultaneously honoring his roots. Read the full article

[audiofuzz]

Hear The Unique & Other-Worldly Sounds of Pachyman!

LA based multi-instrumentalist Pachyman delivers a nostalgic and other-worldly tune with “Trago Coqueto”. The sound harkens back to 1990s music scene in the Caribbean but is fresh and exciting for us to hear as this music is not omnipresent in the United States. Take a listen to “Trago Coqueto” below: Read More: Pachy García, the LA based multi-instrumentalist who performs as Pachyman, announces his upcoming album, Switched-On, due September 29th via ATO Records. Alongside the announcement Pachyman shares the lead single and video "Trago Coqueto," a cheeky love song and a poignant ode to his life growing up in Puerto Rico as well as the first of his singles that features his own vocals front and center. Pachyman shares about the track, "'Trago Coqueto' is a nostalgic tune; where inhibition is lost and vulnerability arises. A breezy call to come back home.” Though based in LA, García's music is immersed in the world of the Caribbean, with the basis of his sound being derived from his native home in Puerto Rico. Laced with nostalgia, Switched-On pulls from the island's musical scene in the 1990's, when Puerto Rico was embracing new wave Jamaican riddims which were later combined with traditional Boricua sounds. In keeping with the themes of sentimentality, Pachyman uses his Korg Poly-800 to pay homage to a generation of Puerto Rican artists who first began experimenting with synthesizers, all the while allowing his music to ebb and flow. His previous album, The Return Of Pachyman (2021) is more of a direct response to the sounds of his musical heroes, especially King Tubby and Scientist, and on the new album Pachyman wanted to move his art forward while simultaneously honoring his roots looking to embrace more of himself vs. trying to emmulate others. He also pushes himself further vocally incorporating more of his own minimalist vocals for added texture. Alongside the album news Pachyman is also announcing a couple of headline dates in Seattle and New York as well as a full Fall tour alongside Altin Gun launching October 27th. Pachyman will also be performing at Pickathon Festival in Portland this Summer and Levitation Festival in Austin in the Fall. In recent years, Pachyman has toured with artists such as Khruangbin, Black Pumas, My Morning Jacket and Genesis Owusu. This latest release follows Pachyman's breakthrough single "All Night Long" which now has more than 2 million total streams. “All Night Long” was spotlighted by The FADER, added to Spotify’s tastemaker playlist “POLLEN” and featured on KCRW’s “Most Played” airplay chart. Listen to "Trago Coqueto" now, presave Switched-On above and check out Pachyman's touring details below. About Pachyman: For his latest sonic transmission Switched-On, musician Pachy García, aka Pachyman, challenged himself to steer his dub-drenched dispatches towards another dimension. The follow-up to 2021’s The Return of Pachyman, out Sept 29th on ATO Records, Switched-On is an homage to the generative artistic era when musicians first began manipulating synthesizers to emit gloriously off-kilter bleeps, bloops, and whooshes. It also gestures to García’s chirring Korg Poly-800 analog synthesizer that forms the spine of these songs, particularly the effervescent electronic interlude “Mi Sala.” Tunes like “You Looked at Me” fuse a mesmerizing, Krautrock-esque beat with synth musings reminiscent of bands such as Boards of Canada and García’s own minimalist vocals for added texture. His ear for expansiveness comes through the winking “Trago Coqueto,” a cheeky love song crooned through the prism of a cocktail that’s named after a flirty lemon-ginger drink. In a uniquely Pachyman twist, it acts as a poignant ode to his life growing up in Puerto Rico. It couldn’t be a more fitting testament to Switched-On’s ethos, which meditates on García’s conviction to move his art forward while simultaneously honoring his roots. Read the full article

[coldfreezingsurface]

guys can you tell i like rick sanchez (spot the difference)