Just a normal day for us toons
Posts by Ellie the Skellie
Animation by Andreas Deja* ( @OfficialAdeja ) & Will Finn* | Aladdin (1992)
#penciltest #sakuga #genga #2danimation
Keel art from @/averagetoony !
A couple weeks ago I celebrated my anniversary with @zteji.bsky.social, so naturally we’re gonna have a dinner NOW to celebrate :)
Love you tons Emmy 💚
🎨: @spcrossing.bsky.social !!!!!!
Doodling Nala!
They Will Kill You in Theaters March 27.
Guys please make sure you don't go to any theaters on March 27th, stay safe!
“The Wild Chase”, directed by Friz Freleng and Hawley Pratt, was released on this day in 1965. The first time where Road Runner and Speedy Gonzales raced against each other. Also the first time where Sylvester and Wile E. Coyote teamed up.
#LooneyTunes
Pokemon fanart, digitally drawn two panel comic in grayscale featuring a gameboy sprite style pikachu clenching its little fist and shedding a single tear. The text reads "Pokemon is the best. The very best...".
(2016) You know something’s the best when you have to clench your fist and shed a single tear when you think about it
#art #pokemon #pokemonday #pikachu #comic
stared at browt so much i had a vision
Thirty years and nine generations! #pokemon
Twitter post from a user with the account make AlfieChatTW: “Why do people hate the ‘beanmouth’ style of American animation so much? Seriously: why do you all act as if it committed some heinous crime? I’m aware it’s overused, but thousands of anime look similar, and yet those who dislike ‘beanmouth’ love those shows.”
A quote tweet responding to the question posed in what I shared in the previous screencap by a user with the account name Shady Doorags: “You're coming in after the conversation has long been had - and as a consequence, you're only seeing the remnants of it. Not too long ago, people started complaining about how the art direction of many different animations were very similar to each other. The belief was that animation, as a whole, was growing stagnant in an effort to stay safe and that these art styles were evidence of that. A bean-shaped mouth tended to be a shared trait among these styles and - being so easily identifiable - became the representation of that particular complaint. Essentially, ‘beanmouth’ criticisms are often shorthand for complaints about art styles constantly playing it safe and thus stagnating. It's not that people hate ‘beanmouth’ itself, just what it started representing.”
Finally, someone who gets it.
The thin outline aesthetic CAN result in a good cartoon; the issue is that it got overused to the point where the average American animation studio executive didn’t understand what could make it appealing.
A scene of a road facing away from the viewer, viewing a bay that shows Point Reyes. The road is rained over; puddles reflect the wrought iron fence and the fractal bushes, while grass is blooming to either side of the road; translucent rainbows guide the viewer's eye to the distant landscape. A sheer cliff blocks line of sight to the left.
One of the first picutres to use now-routine techniques like surface shaders, the 'Road to Point Reyes' (1983) took a team of Lucasfilms engineers an entire month to render.
A line of 4 boxes of Soft Swirl, each with an image of a glass cup filled with a thicky, creamy, colorful substance
A magazine ad for Soft Swirl, with a Thanksgiving tableau complete with colorful corn and a bowl of mixed nuts, next to several clear stemware glasses filled with creamy desserts
Jell-O Soft Swirl (1971-1987): A line of boxed mixes for a mousse/pudding hybrid-type concoction, which could be eaten on its own or used as the base for other desserts. Flavors included Chocolate Creme, Strawberry Creme, Vanilla Creme, and Peach Creme
A screenshot of Rachel Dratch from SNL. She's a white woman with short dark hair and blue eyes, and she's making an awkward expression that implies, "Sorry I have to tell you this and ruin your good time. But also I'm kind of not sorry about it." I've added a subtitle that reads, "That's AI."
an updated debbie downer sketch but it's friends showing her funny videos and she has to respond like this to every single one like this:
text me when you get home
A digital painting of a pokemon. In a sunlit room, the new gen dog-like pokemon lies on a blanket while being petted with a firm, almost grabbing motion. Tufts of fur spill out between the fingers.
New family
happy pokemon day
which starter you choosing?
Color drawing of Bauble the puppet with her face partially disassembled, hunched over a workbench twisting a screwdriver into a gear in her exposed eye socket.
"No shows today, folks."
#Clown #Puppet #Clockwork
Welcome lil' silly guys!
#animation #pokemon
Cheap bic pens are still one of my favorite mediums
Grey Wolf (Personal, 2025) 🌲
David Lynch in the filming set speaking in the megaphone. He says “Okay, let's try that again, but this time good.”
Here’s to 2026
redesigned
scraps!
expect to
see her
in future
animations :)
I still love him idc what ppl say
#TheAmazingDigitalCircus #TADC #theamazingdigitalcircusfanart #tadccaine
The Hamburger Helper glove mascot stands on a blue truck on a kitchen counter, wearing a jaunty blue and yellow hat. The truck reads "Pizzabake Delivery Truck". Next to the glove is a box with the picture of a square slice of pizza on it
Hamburger Helper Pizzabake (1984-circa 1990): A meal kit containing both a mix for a thick pizza crust and a "pizza-flavored" sauce mix. Whip up the sauce, add to cooked ground beef, spread on the crust, top with cheese and bake, and you've got yourself a pizza-adjacent food!
Look at these two cool dudes! Well... one cool dude and a big, dumb bear
🎨: @lionel1900.bsky.social
Ragatha… my personal favorite! (2025)
Josh Spiegel @mousterpiece.bsky.social 1h A hill on which I will die: Calvin and Hobbes is one of the great pieces of 20th-century American literature in no small part because it was never turned into anything aside from a comic strip. Leave it be. 20 94 693 ...
Rockwell's Freedom of Speech
A "great piece of literature" is great regardless of any ancillary products that are created from it, and if an ancillary product causes you to lose regard that piece of literature what you like is not the literature but the status of liking it.
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Chuck Jones' adaptation of Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas first premiered on this day in 1966. Narrated by Boris Karloff, it has become one of the most beloved and best animated Christmas specials in TV history.