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Tue, 18 Jun 2013 16:43:20 -0400

askfordoodles: lydiduh: scurviesdisneyblog: disney-where-dream...

Tue, 18 Jun 2013 16:42:34 -0400

lydiduh:

scurviesdisneyblog:

disney-where-dreams-come-true:

Let’s meet Disney [ 1 / ∞ ] Glen Keane.

Glen Keane : April 13, 1954 (59)
Occupation : animator, author and illustrator.
Characters : Ariel - Beast - Aladdin - Pocahontas - John Silver - Tarzan - Rapunzel.
He’s one of the best animators in Disney and worldwide, was one of the first animators to bring Disney into the Renaissances and getting it out of the Dark Ages, also he’s one of the most famous Disney animators and one of the group sometimes referred to as the “Nine New Men”, His impacts on Disney and the movies he was in is undeniable, as he’s the one of the main reasons the movies succeed, his fave feature in animation is the eyes. he left Disney on March 23, 2012.

The amazing Glen Keane and his magnificent contributions to Disney.

THIS DUDE

You know an animator is BOSS when they SHADE THEIR OWN ROUGH ANIMATION just for shits, since it’s not necessary or even gonna show, because that’s the colour-department’s job.

graphitedoll: happy father’s day !!

Tue, 18 Jun 2013 09:00:05 -0400

graphitedoll:

happy father’s day !!

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Tue, 11 Jun 2013 15:02:25 -0400

zerachin: The Green Butchers (De Grønne Slagtere) (FULL Movie)...

Sun, 09 Jun 2013 15:04:46 -0400

zerachin:

The Green Butchers (De Grønne Slagtere) (FULL Movie) (by DeGronneSlagtere)

With english subtitles!

One of my aboslute favourite Danish movies and made Mads Mikkelsens role as Hannibal insanely hard to take seriously!

Go watch it if you know what’s good for you!

Haha, yay, you DID post it!

And yes, this is the reason I can not take him serous as Hannibal!
This film makes me laugh hard every time I watch it <3

kmwoot: Adventure time fanart!!! :O

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 19:07:57 -0400

kmwoot:

Adventure time fanart!!! :O

underthevastblueseas: ANATOMY OF SEA TURTLES When you take a...

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 14:38:00 -0400

underthevastblueseas:

ANATOMY OF SEA TURTLES

When you take a look at a species of sea turtle, you will see some things that may not fit right in your mind. However, it is important to understand that the anatomy of sea turtle is fitting for their life in the water. They are clumsy and slow on land, but they spend most of their life in the water. Their anatomy allows them to be able to swim long distances without burning up very much energy. As you learn more about the anatomy of a sea turtle you will agree that there is more to them than meets the eye.

What you also may not realize is that the sea turtle features both an internal and external skeleton. There are very few creatures on this Earth that have both of them in place. The external skeleton is what offers them protection. If you look closely at it you will notice that it is made up of two symmetrical halves. It is also made from bone. The scientific name for a sea turtles shell is plastron. Underneath the shell on the stomach is a layer of fat. This is called the calipee.

The internal skeleton helps the sea turtle to maintain its overall shape. It is a way for the muscles of the internal skeleton to fuse to the external skeleton. All sea turtles have flippers that are very large in size. They use the front ones to gracefully move around in the water. They also use them to move around on land, especially the females as they must go to the beach to successfully lay their eggs. It is believed that these flippers are very sensitive to touch.

There are back flippers as well and they help a sea turtle to stay balanced. They also help them to be able to navigate in different directions both on land and in the water. Turtles have very unique eyes as they feature eyelids. The eyes are also where the saltwater they take in during eating is excreted which is why some will argue that sea turtles cry.

Sea turtles have a bone in the middle ear that will send vibrations to their inner ear. They are able to hear very small vibrations in the water. It is believed this part of their body is developed to protect them from prey and to help them locate their own sources of food. Most people assume that sea turtles don’t have ears and that is because they are internal rather than external.

You will notice that different species of sea turtles have different shapes of mouths. None of the sea turtles have teeth. However, many of them have very powerful jaws and pointed beaks. This allows them to easily crush their food so that it doesn’t get away from them.

They have a very good sense of smell and use it to find prey. It is believed that the young also use it to find their way to the water for the first time. You will have a hard time identifying the males and the females from each other. This is because their anatomy is very similar even in size.

One way to tell them apart though is to look at the tails of sea turtles. Females have a very short tail and it won’t be any longer than their back flippers. Males have a much longer tail that will extend past their back legs. Females have a sex organ called the ovipositor where they will develop their eggs. Males contain their sex organs inside of their tails. It isn’t quite known how reproduction takes place for them due to it being in the water, but their anatomy for reproduction is very different from other animals.

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thecottonproject: open letter to all of my friends ‘sbeen a...

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 06:09:00 -0400

thecottonproject:

open letter to all of my friends

‘sbeen a long shitty week

God yes!

reference for writers: Five Things You Should Know About Body Language

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 06:03:22 -0400

reference for writers: Five Things You Should Know About Body Language:

savipra:

Excerpts taken from the book, “What Every Body Is Saying” by Joe Navarro.

1. EYES

“When we like something we see, our pupils dilate; when we don’t, they constrict. We have no conscious control over our pupils, and they respond both to external stimuli (for example, changes in light) and internal stimuli (such as thoughts) in fractions of a second.”

“When we become aroused, are surprised, or are suddenly confronted, our eyes open up—not only do they widen, but the pupils also quickly dilate to let in the maximum amount of available light, thus sending the maximum amount of visual information to the brain…Once we have a moment to process the information and if it is perceived negatively…in a fraction of a second the pupils will constrict.”

“Any decrease in the size of the eyes, whether through squinting or pupillary constriction, is a form of subconscious blocking behavior. And all blocking behaviors are indicative of concern, dislike, disagreement, or the perception of a potential threat.”

2. SHOULDERS

“We use shoulder shrugs to indicate lack of knowledge or doubt. Look for both shoulders to rise; when only one side rises, the message is dubious.”

“Partial shoulder shrugs indicate lack of commitment or insecurity.”

“If you see a person’s shoulders only partially rise or if only one shoulder rises, chance are the individual is not limbically committed to what he or she is saying and is probably being evasive or even deceptive.”

3. HANDS

“Hand steepling may well be the most powerful high-confidence tell. It involves touching the spread fingertips of both hands, in a gesture similar to “praying hands,” but the fingers are not interlocked and the palms may not be touching.”

“I see women steepling under the table or very low, undermining the confidence they genuinely possess. I hope that as they recognize the power of the steeple as an indicator of self-assurance, competence, and confidence—traits most individuals would want to be recognized as possessing—more women will embrace this gesture and display it above the table.”

4. THUMBS

“Often seen with high-status individuals, the thumb sticking out of the pocket is a high-confidence display.”

“When individuals carry their thumbs high, it is a sign that they think highly of themselves and/or are confident in their thoughts or present circumstances. Thumbs up is another example of a gravity-defying gesture, a type of nonverbal behavior normally associated with comfort and high confidence.”

“Feelings of low confidence can be evidenced when a person (usually a male) puts his hands in his pocket and lets the fingers hang out on the side…this signal says, ‘I am very unsure of myself.’”

5. LEGS

“Leg crossing is a particularly accurate barometer of how comfortable we feel around another person…We normally cross our legs when we feel comfortable. The sudden presence of someone we don’t like will cause us to uncross our legs.”

“When people sit side-by-side, the direction of their leg crosses becomes significant.”

“Here’s an interesting feature of leg crossing. We usually do it subconsciously in favor of the person we like the most.”

There you have it. The five things you should know and pay attention to when you’re studying body language. Focusing on these five will help you pay attention to even the most subtle of movements.

seedatart: You don’t have enough badges to hit me!

Fri, 07 Jun 2013 17:58:02 -0400

seedatart:

You don’t have enough badges to hit me!

the-fandoms-are-cool: gallifreyburning: animeasuka: taiomifox:...

Fri, 07 Jun 2013 14:26:24 -0400

the-fandoms-are-cool:

gallifreyburning:

animeasuka:

taiomifox:

This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff. This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff. This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff.

This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff.

This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff.

This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff. This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff.
This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff.
This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff. SWEET. JESUS. CHRIST.

is that a husky

IT’S

SO

FLUFFY

I’M GONNA

DIE

THOR, WE FOUND ONE BIG ENOUGH FOR YOU TO RIDE

kleinente: i was looking through my files for more commission...

Wed, 05 Jun 2013 08:54:06 -0400

kleinente:

i was looking through my files for more commission examples and i found these babies!! i still really like them so i decided i want em up here

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Wed, 29 May 2013 13:14:54 -0400

My wonderful Anne, you are too damn amazing at art D:

Wed, 29 May 2013 08:52:50 -0400

My wonderful Anne, you are too damn amazing at art D:

theartofkenyadanino: Massive Dragon Post! You can find all of...

Tue, 28 May 2013 14:25:08 -0400

theartofkenyadanino:

Massive Dragon Post! You can find all of these in my sketchbook as well. Im just posting stuff from my old sketch collection because currently im working on a new collection of mythological creatures. Expect more awesome dragons soon as well!

armedplatypus: artisticazurite: epsonality: aiwa-sensei: It’s...

Sat, 25 May 2013 09:42:43 -0400

armedplatypus:

artisticazurite:

epsonality:

aiwa-sensei:

It’s been done so many times, but I love pokemon way too much, so xover! … =_= so sleepy…

reblogging again. I love the idea of Pokemon not evolving at a level, or an age, but when they evolve because they’re needed

Ooh this is cool

1- this is badass as fuck

2- ACTUAL CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTS CONCEPT ART

rufftoon: leseanthomas: Some spectacular Key Animation...

Thu, 23 May 2013 16:19:48 -0400

rufftoon:

leseanthomas:

Some spectacular Key Animation featuring scenes from Nickelodeon’s “THE LEGEND OF KORRA” Book 1 from series animator, Choi inSeung. © 2013 Viacom International Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Rough key animation!!! <33333

askfordoodles: troy-artlog: How to Make Your Art Look Nice:...

Thu, 23 May 2013 12:54:24 -0400

askfordoodles:

troy-artlog:

How to Make Your Art Look Nice: Contrast by Trotroy

I suddenly had an urge to make a tutorial. Here’s the one I did for my dA. NOW FORMATTED FOR TUMBLR.

HUE

I can’t emphasize the importance of contrast-control enough…

I need stuff like this now and then :D

Thu, 23 May 2013 03:24:53 -0400

I need stuff like this now and then :D

itsxandy: Oh Hal

Wed, 22 May 2013 14:04:27 -0400

itsxandy:

Oh Hal