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Hey, go read my writeup of the Adventure Time panel to find out who these totally mathematical people are and what they were doing.
Hey, go read my writeup of the Adventure Time panel to find out who these totally mathematical people are and what they were doing.
To bring out my inner 5 year old! Who didn't love a bit of Johnny Bravo and Dexter's Lab eh? For more info see www.fromcupcakeswithlove.blogspot.com
Please help make these cute bears into a real LEGO SET!!
ideas.lego.com/projects/166574
There’s no closer BFFs than Grizz, Panda and Ice Bear in Cartoon Network’s We Bare Bears. They live together, eat together, and navigate the human world together and enjoy all the things that we do like social media, giant burritos and a tiger jean jacket. All while traveling together in one “bear stack”. In all these adventures, they never fail to find unexpected lessons and remain true brothers.
Hey, go read my writeup of the Adventure Time panel to find out who these totally mathematical people are and what they were doing.
To bring out my inner 5 year old! Who didn't love a bit of Johnny Bravo and Dexter's Lab eh? For more info see www.fromcupcakeswithlove.blogspot.com
para el día 13 de Inktober hoy toca a elevar
y para esta ocasión decidí dibujar a shyctopus quién en ocasiones para poder moverse en el acuario dónde está suele elevarse tanto para arriba como para abajo 🐙.
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for day 13 of Inktober today it's time to raise
and for this occasion I decided to draw shyctopus who sometimes, in order to move in the aquarium where he is, usually rises both up and down 🐙..
wall paintings on Williams Street in Atlanta, GA - leading up to what i believed is the Adult Swim building.
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Townsville is an unincorporated community in North Carolina which shares its namesake with a fictional city from the popular fictional superhero cartoon, The Powerpuff Girls.
#thepowerpuffgirls
by Doug Kline
If you're interested in higher resolution versions of my images for journalistic or commercial purposes, contact me via my profile page.
Hey, go read my writeup of the Adventure Time panel to find out who these totally mathematical people are and what they were doing.
The Powerpuff Girls Emporium, a pop up in Soho came into London and it was my civic duty as a fan to visit it. Here are some photo highlights from the event.
Aqua teen hunger force clay figures
made by me. but i got jacked for these by Neil. i have vowed that i will get them back.
tis a fight to the death!
Hey, go read my writeup of the Adventure Time panel to find out who these totally mathematical people are and what they were doing.
On Saturday, October 17, Alamo Drafthouse and Cartoon Network hosted a special screening of REGULAR SHOW: THE MOVIE featuring a post-film Q&A with creator JG Quintell and voice actors William Salyers (Rigby) and Sam Marin (Pops, Benson and Muscle Man) exclusively to Alamo Drafthouse Victory members.
JG and company were in person at our Austin location, and the entire event was live streamed to Alamo Drafthouse locations in Ashburn, Virginia; Houston and Richardson, Texas; Littleton, Colorado; and Yonkers, New York.
Guests at all locations were be able to submit questions to JG and the gang via Twitter and everyone received a REGULAR SHOW poster of their very own to take home!
On Saturday, October 17, Alamo Drafthouse and Cartoon Network hosted a special screening of REGULAR SHOW: THE MOVIE featuring a post-film Q&A with creator JG Quintell and voice actors William Salyers (Rigby) and Sam Marin (Pops, Benson and Muscle Man) exclusively to Alamo Drafthouse Victory members.
JG and company were in person at our Austin location, and the entire event was live streamed to Alamo Drafthouse locations in Ashburn, Virginia; Houston and Richardson, Texas; Littleton, Colorado; and Yonkers, New York.
Guests at all locations were be able to submit questions to JG and the gang via Twitter and everyone received a REGULAR SHOW poster of their very own to take home!
Materials: pattern, fabric scissors, felt colors (red not shown)
TOOLS: Starred items are optional but helpful :)
Pattern printou
tScissors (nice and sharp! It's a good idea to have separate scissors for paper and fabric.)
Small scissors: for cutting details*
Straight pins
Stuffing (lots of different kinds out there, they'll all do the trick.)
Tweezers or small locking forceps* (not too pointy is best): to make stuffing easier
Hole punch* (for Finn's eyes)
Fabri-Tac glue*: to hold pieces in place while they're being sewn
MATERIALS:
Felt:
For Finn: white, black, red
For Jake: mustard yellow (something between orange and yellow), white, black, red(
Note about felt: I use wool or wool/acrylic blend felt for details, and acrylic for large pieces. Wool comes in fewer colors and the white is generally more cream, but it's thicker and denser so it's easier to cut precisely.)
Ribbon or yarn: for making hanging loop
Thread:
For Finn: white, black, red
For Jake: yellow/orange/mustard, white, black, red
1. Gather up all your materials. It's best to do this first so you don't have to run around later! You need a clear space too since you'll be working with some very small bits.
2. Print out the pattern and identify your pattern pieces. You don't have to use the highest quality setting, you'll be cutting it up anyway. The pictures of Finn and Jake at the top are for reference, so you know where each piece goes. Below that is the exact same image, broken up into each piece you need to cut out. If the piece says x2 on it, you'll need to cut it twice. If it says nothing, you only need one.
3. Cut out the pattern pieces you need, as precisely as you can. You should cut on the outside of the gray line, both when cutting out the pattern, and the fabric. Pin larger pieces to your fabric if you like. It doesn't work well on small pieces, though. These you can just hold in place by pinching between your thumb and index finger of the hand you're not using to cut.
(pattern hadn't been sized properly when I printed mine, fear not, I fixed it)
by Doug Kline
If you're interested in higher resolution versions of my images for journalistic or commercial purposes, contact me via my profile page.
I've been getting this advertisement a lot lately. I love the Powerpuff Girls, so I thought I'd share it with my fellow Flickr users!
To bring out my inner 5 year old! Who didn't love a bit of Johnny Bravo and Dexter's Lab eh? For more info see www.fromcupcakeswithlove.blogspot.com
Hey, go read my writeup of the Adventure Time panel to find out who these totally mathematical people are and what they were doing.
Original production cell for The Powerpuff Girls "Mime For A Change" where I had a bit part. Given to me for my birthday by creator Craig McCracken.