Month: March 2013
THE BONKAMAN SHE COMETH: shitsuren-chama: gabberforth: sketchyscenario: pixelatedprogram:…
THE BONKAMAN SHE COMETH: shitsuren-chama: gabberforth: sketchyscenario: pixelatedprogram:…
literally my first drawing of wheatley ever????
oh MAN what happened
look at this photograph
every time i do it makes me laugh
i don’t know whether to laugh or cry
i don’t know whether to live or die
Since we are all sharing our first Wheats, here’s my first… aheheheeh
-dies-
JESUS CHRIST
my first technical one where i first made up his hair is my icon ahahha it’s a year old wow times fly
I feel as though I’ve gone backwards.
Hahaaaa there he is. Wheatley was what got me out of the most terrible art block in my life. :V
This isn’t quite out of it yet seeing it’s the first one… hhhh
Ugh no why did I do this?
November 2011, even though this blog wasnt started until February 2012.
<3
oh man first wheatleys eh? i was just thinkin’ bout this yesterday!
ngl, i still love these drawings
It’s been over a year (I think) and I STILL can’t draw him consistently!!
Aw well, I think he’s got cuter since then.
BTW, I think this should now be known as the ‘First Human Wheatley’ chain. :P
Saved under the filename “Chell and Human.”
Hi! I’m new here. ._.
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Chicago Students Protest in Support of Persepolis
There’s a reason behind the banning. American chauvinists do not want the working class and the people to know the reality behind the revolutionary movement in Iran. The book does a great job in visualizing the Iranian left during the 1979 revolution. The banning of the book dehumanizes the essential meaning of education and wants to advocate a Orientalist perspective of the state post-revolution. Banning this book can make it easier for the imperialists to invade the country for ‘humanitarian reasons’. The book does a great job in depicting the brutality behind the Shah regime and the ban just simply neglects the prospects behind the revolution.
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You know how Wheatley’s lens get cracked in the game? I’ve seen people draw their humanoid Wheatleys with cracked glasses, but I don’t think I’ve seen one with an eyepatch.
Something I’d probably consider if I were to ever design a human Wheatley.
Actually, speaking of that idea, I have been having a lot of fun lately anyway with drawing my own characters as different things, so even though I do tend to prefer Wheatley as a core, and told myself I was probably never going to jump on the human-Wheatley bandwagon, maybe…
I like the eyepatch idea, too. When a friend of mine cosplayed as Human!Wheatley, she wore a Mad-Eye Moody-style blue ocular thing over one eye, which I thought was a nice touch.
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me: All scientists are hipsters, that’s why they wear glasses.
husband: No.
me: “I stopped working on electromagnetic induction. It was too current.”
husband: No.
me: “I used to have a passion for oceanography but I got sick of talking about the mainstream.”
husband: No!
me: “Of course I’m not a mathematician. Calculus-based models of the universe are SO derivative.”
husband: …
me: “I’m an expert on geothermal vents–”
husband: Oh my God.
me: “–They’re probably too deep for you.”
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I just found out that someone who ordered the TH artbook lives really close to me. I’m so tempted to hand delivery the book, “I was in town and thought I’d drop it off.”
I don’t want to scare the bejeebus out of them though, haha ;u;
Yeaaaaaah this one time years ago I prereg’ed for an anime con and the conchair happened to live in a nearby dorm and came over to say hello that afternoon. Awkward.