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cant let the kids know you're going on anime adventures without em

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by Pipanni

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funny story my 5th grade elementary school teacher was the one who figured out i had crazy bad adhd

i hope she’s doing well

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Thank you so much for the 22 000 followers!!! <3  ^o^ <3 

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Nepurrrrta <3

Crappy pencil sketch, crappy PS.

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Art by Carlos Fonseca

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Selina Kyle by Fabiana Mascolo

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Doodled this up after taking in the finale. I really really loved watching Korra the past 2+ years. It’s the only show since I was 12 that had me excited every week while waiting for a new episode. There were so many great things about this series. The art direction, creativity in design, humour, and fantastic choreography in the well drawn fight animations always had got the best of my emotions. I also loved the wrap up of the last episode (no spoilers from me ;)) I’m so grateful that this series happened and I hope that I can give whatever skill set I have to a project equally as amazing in the future. Thank you to everyone in the real life team Avatar. Check out ctchrysler’s beautiful Korra fan art HERE, then grab a print of it if you also dig :) It is my favourite fan art/ Korra fan art.

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Fire Paintings Draws With Flames And Soot  by Steven Spazuk

More info: spazuk.com | Youtube | Facebook

Steven Spazuk is a Canada-based artist who uses candle soot to create elegant drawings. After depositing soot on his media with a candle or torch, he etches lines and patterns in the soot with  pencils and feathers.

Though Spazuk has spent the last 14 years developing and perfecting his soot painting technique, the creation process always has an element of random spontaneity and improvisation. via: boredpanda

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-PANDORA-

Do people still watch Saint Seiya? I looove that show.

Main inspo for the patterns in the hair and dress were obviously Klimt's Judith II and Tod und Leben.