Happy Birthday Joseph Frank “Buster” KeatonVI 4 October 1895 - 1 February 1966
“My God, we ate, slept and dreamed our pictures.”
Buster Keaton remains one of the most influential filmmakers of the silent era. His innovative use of physical comedy caused him to push boundaries and reinvent how films were made. Even to this day his films continue to delight at his extremely impressive stunt work, and his character, who despite never cracking a smile, endears himself to you through every tumble. He never thought of himself as a genius but he was.
“The medium was still in its infancy; comics were pioneering the craft of making people laugh at moving images. Keaton, it turns out, knew it all — intuitively.” - Richard Corliss, TIME
thanks to my homies who joined in my little birthday stream the other night! had a tonna fun with requests and chattin gotta even try some new techniques!
top to bottom: Lineless Override, Vector the Crocodile, and E-Boy Wingding
override and wingding belong to the wonderful @eve-of-halloween i am SO sorry i keep drawing your characters
happy birthday blippy!! ^^ i hope today is a good one! :> @bantamblip
tumblr out here not nOTIFYIN ME OF @ MENTIONS
ik I SCREAMED ABT IT ON DISCORD AND ILL DO IT AGAIN HERE. IM A A A A A A A A. A. A AA. A AA A A YOU DRAW CODON LIKE SUCH A Q U E E N I WEEP FOR HOW YA DREW HER - your gorgeous art always leaves me speechless ♥️
A little of a late call, but happy belatedbirthday,@blurrisbestboi !! you are such a ray of sunshine and really bring a smile to all of our faces. you keep bein’ you, queen ♥️
Happy Birthday to the wonderful Lizabeth Scott! (September 29, 1922 - January 31, 2015∞)
“The privilege of being a screen actor is having the opportunity of seeing yourself as others see you. Believe me, it is very traumatic. When I saw myself, I thought ‘Get a train ticket and leave’.”
