Last night I re-read with my friends on Discord the story Paperinik e il Festival di Sanromolo by Bruno Sarda and Giorgio Cavazzano, so - since I’ve never drawn the inhabitants of Duckburg - I’ve decided to do this little illustration before going to bed. For you not-Italian speakers, the whole story is set during the Sanremo (here called Sanromolo) musical competion: Donald, Gladstone and Fethrey’s outfits and song are a reference to the trio of singers who won the Festival back in 1987. You can listen to their performance here. PS: in the Disney parody, Scrooge wrote the song’s lyrics in order to not hire a songwriter and therefore saving his money. How iconic.
If you like my art, you can find it also here. Don’trepost it without crediting me.
I finally got to play Monster Prom today with a few friends and I voiced a lot of the characters while we were playing and Polly’s was my favorite voice to do, haha.
“Anne’s reunion with Sasha” A little comic of Anne and the Plantars return to amphibia. Sad we won’t get to see Sasha with short hair, yet, but still excited for the new episode and her new look!
AMPHIBIA AND THE OWL HOUSE RETURN TOMORROW! I’m both excited and sad Amphibia will be ending for this season, but I’m very grateful for the cast and crew for making the show!
“The Matriarch of Clawthornes”! I had the honor to draw a commission for the voice actress of Gwendolyn Clawthorne, Deb Doetzer! It will be used for signing at the steamily event on JUNE 4! https://streamily.com/Owlhouse
This came at the tail end of a long twitter convo about age and gender representation in video games and I just couldn’t help myself.
I really appreciate the age range in Overwatch, and how it’s skewed towards 30s and up even for the ladies, but bummed that there are no grizzled gals who have been allowed to show age (a common issue in most forms of entertainment). Even Mercy, who is supposed to be 37, looks like a college co-ed.
On the the other side of the same coin, for all the diverse appearances male characters are granted in media, they’re rarely allowed to be the slinky seductive archetype without either being the punchline of a joke or participating in hamfisted gender performance, so here we are.
