A couple of phenomenal photos of the Bee and Puppycat costumes that sakuranym and I made for MAGfest! I am good ol’ classic Bee and she is Dream Bee. I had so much fun on this shoot!
All photo credit goes to kdoranphoto—I can’t wait to work with you again! :3
I’ve read more “Bee and Puppycat” comics and they are mostly about food. Or connected with food. Even though it’s very nice and interesting because there are so many drawing styles – realistic and not, similar to the cartoon and not, many different stories – just funny and, yeh, about food, or with some dipper sense (doesn’t mean, it’s not connected with food, either).
I’ve finally got back to “Bee and Puppycat” comics because I’ve read the first issue and like – well, let’s read something else and then this again… what do you mean two months passed? So… There is a very cool thing in the second issue – there are music boxes and music. And there are QR-code for scanning and you can watch a video with music on YouTube (QR-codes for you in the pictures)! Super Technologies!
Hear me out: Bee and Puppycat but it’s Maria and Shadow.
Bee and Puppycat is one of the most underrated animated shows ever. If you haven’t watched it yet – give it a try. It’s a very special show, pretty mature and it’s cute style is but a facade. It has angst, character development and interesting twists.
BONUS: Shadow is mad because she didn’t let him buy an edgy outfit.
Hear me out: Bee and Puppycat but it’s Maria and Shadow.
Bee and Puppycat is one of the most underrated animated shows ever. If you haven’t watched it yet – give it a try. It’s a very special show, pretty mature and its cute style is but a facade. It has angst, character development and interesting twists.
BONUS: Shadow is mad because she didn’t let him buy an edgy outfit.
Not unlike how Puppycat resonates in this piece, 2018 has felt exhausting. I can’t help but feel like it’s been the longest year I’ve had in a very long time; so I thought it would be fitting then to end the year on my last piece being one of anticipation for what’s to come in 2019 (I’m stoked about Bee & Puppycat: Lazy in Space!)
A new year is always full of the promises that could lie in wait around the corner, the potential of change that we measure some aspect of our lives against. This incoming year, I want to start working not towards the “new me”, but rather an iteration derived of the culminations of this year to see how they manifest in the next rather than these “start” & “quit” points. To widen and lengthen my scope of me; a more liquid self, that adapts to the changes in the landscape of life rather than takes the brunt of the hits and tries to buff them out at the end of every year.
