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Hi again,

I came out with a brand new video today. I’m a huuuuuuuge Avatar fan, always have been. I wanted to make this because I recently re-watched and wanted to look past just the Aang and Zuko parallels and , instead, explore the thematic and visual parallels of Zuko and Katara’s stories.

I know that the thumbnail suggests shipping but I swear there is none, I’m just a clickbaity little shit lol.

If anybody’s followed me along on this journey thus far.. Thank you. SO MUCH. This has been my dream, to make these kinds of things, and every single view, comment, or like makes it all possible.

Let me know your thoughts!

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Hello TF2 fandom,

I posted this on YT, of course singing praises to the tumblr community, since its where I usually come to consume my tf2 content. If you would check it out I would appreciate it so much! This is my dream, so any support helps a ton.

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Hello, I made another video!

Last video did really great. Thank you all for your kind comments and support on the last one. I’m very happy to share this one with you, it’s a little different than the last one. But honestly this is my dream and all support is appreciated.

Any like and comment is appreciated even just a view. Thank you guys!

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I made a video talking about Mizu and Akemi, as well as other female characters that we all love.. I’m trying out Youtube, so any support is appreciated and any suggestions will be considered!

If this is your first time seeing me, and you find what I say interesting by any means, consider supporting me. I want to say that I’m excited for this journey and if you stick around.. then I hope to make you proud.

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Avatar TWOW just became my whole personality. I’m saying this now just in case you wonder why I will now spend day and night encased in my bathtub and become a prune.

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A Sketch Dump of our favorite Baron..

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The Merc’s favorite song/s in 1972:

Scout: ‘She’s a Lady’ by Tom Jones (1971)

Scout will often play this one in his room, dancing to it as if nobody’s watching. Jeremy also sings it under his breath or plays it at full volume in the training and exercise room, not caring about the other people on base. He envisions Ms. Pauling and the woman of his dreams as he shakes his hips, smiling unapologetically as he swings from side to side.

Soldier: ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ by Francis Scott Key and John Stafford Smith (1931-Present)

He will mumble this to himself as some sort of odd, patriotic, comfort. He will also sing it at the top of his lungs if prompted to, often receiving strange looks.

Pyro: ‘Do You Believe in Magic’ by The Loving Spoonful (1965)

This is just one of those songs that Pyro can listen to over and over again. They heard this sunshine pop song at a department store once, and they were hooked! Pyro doesn’t listen to much music, since they get very overstimulated and overwhelmed, but this song helps them let it all out. They play it in their room, over and over, refreshing the record time and time again.

Demoman: ‘Immigrant Song’ by Led Zeppelin (1970)

If a man ever felt badass to a song it would be at that moment. Demo plays it while practicing with his sword, frequently envisioning himself wielding the Eyelander and fighting in battle. He also plays it in his head as he swings his sword on the battlefield. The words make him feel like a fearless viking, and in his mind, he is.

Heavy: ‘Love Theme From Romeo and Juliet’ by Henry Mancini (1969)

Mikhail has always been a very big fan of orchestrations, especially emotional ones. When listening to this one, he can read and really feel the words of his book coming through the pages. This is a theme that gives him goosebumps every time, as the music swells, he can picture the images in his head crystal clear. He will often lock the door of his room, causing some of the other mercenaries to wonder what he’s doing in there.

Engineer: ‘Fare Thee Well, Miss Carousel’ by Town Van Zandt (1969)

Dell still loves the sound of Outlaw Country, it remains close to home. Dell loves this song, it’s close to his heart, it reminds him of his mother. She passed away after he left home, so it remains as a deep and treasured memory. He will play it when feeling especially sensitive. The memories it carries breaks down his walls.On occasion, he will cry to this song as he plays and sings it on his guitar.

Medic: ‘Danke Schoen’ by Wayne Newton (1963) , ‘Mack the Knife’ by Bobby Darin (1959)

Medic loves playing these while doing his experiments, he will be in a good mood all day. He still loves this kind of music. He will sing these, if badly, as he digs his hands into test subjects. He often “performs” them and dances around his laboratory, and if found out, he will act as if nothing is happening and nothing was seen. He covers the cameras in his labs to perform these silly actions, but he will make an exception and act like himself with people he truly trusts.

Sniper: ‘People are Strange’ by The Doors (1967)

This song gives Sniper a certain edge, it gives him a feeling of justifying his self inflicted loneliness. He will sing it under his breath while crafting or making something that requires deep concentration. Mundy is a natural recluse and this song fills that need of giving grounds to his circumstances. He will swing his head from side so side as he listens to this song in his van, usually giving him a feeling of everlasting toughness.

Spy: ‘Le jour se lève’ by Esther Galil (1971)

Spy is deeply connected to this song, he is a romantic after all. He listens to it in his car, when alone. It serves the purpose of making him feel some kind of remorse towards Scout’s mother. Sometimes he just wants to feel guilty for what he’s done, it’s this kind of self inflicted pain. He waits for this song to give him the motivation to come clean to his son, but for the time being it remains as a pure form of bringing some feeling to his chest.

This is my first one of these! I’m open to commissions on stuff! Send me a question or message.

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Some early OC Sketches

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Some of my stuff for class.

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“Fess...”

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Beastars Sketch Dump

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Sirius Black

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my sweet fragile little boy

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y o u    t e l l    m e   d o c

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COCO:

poquitos espoilers

Siendo Mexicana, sigo sin comprender porque chingados esta pelicula me hizo llorar a cantaros. La mujer de al lado de mi me pregunto que si queria servilletas para limpiarme las lagrimas. Coco fue increible, la musica fue increible, y haberla visto en mi lengua natal fue fascinante. Gael Garcia se paso de bueno con su actuacion de voz, al igual que Luis Angel Gomez Jaramillo el “Gallito de Oro”. La voz del chamaco fue fenomenal, y me erizaba la piel nomas escucharla. Ser una persona que pone altares cada Dia de los Muertos, fue honrada en esta pelicula.

Los alebrijes, el pueblo, los detalles, los famosos, todos esos factores trajeron nostalgia a todos en el teatro. Fui con mi novio la primera vez e intente intensamente de no llorar, solo una lagrima salio ganando. La segunda vez que fui con mi mama y mi abuelita, llore como cascada. El personaje de Miguel me recordo muchisimo a chiquillos de Ciudad Juarez, mi ciudad. Los chicos siempre con energia y fervor por el trabajo para llegar a donde quieren. Miguel es una representacion de la juventud Mexicana, siempre alcanzando por las aspiraciones mas grandes. Imelda Rivera, fue la representacion perfecta de el caracter de una mujer mexicana, “Para que andar esperando a un musico que ni vale la pena?!” La mujer hizo su negocio, y como la cabeza de su casa salio de la tristeza y saco a su hija adelante. Hector Rivera tambien un personaje carismatico, y perfectamente paternal. Como que encontro su verdadero proposito despues de la muerte, y cambio a adaptarse a la Tierra de los Muertos.

ESTA PELICULA CALENTO LAS PARTES FRIAS DE MI SER. GRACIAS PIXAR.

and…english speakers…*whispers* its better in spanish