sayonararolling:

my submission for the That’s So Sugoi! Zine. thanks a lot to Janet and Arielle for inviting me to participate!

paper-crane:

If you haven’t heard yet, my awesome friend Janet and I are putting together a little nerd zine called “That’s So Sugoi!” It’s basically a compilation of about 15 super talented artists mashing up their favorite childhood cartoons and anime. The zine’s gonna be sold at Anime Boston and Anime Next, so if you’re going to either of those definitely stop by and take a look! 

Here’s one of the pieces I contributed! I feel like this show is kind of obscure at this point, but I absolutely love Ranma ½. It’s already pretty wacky, so I thought it would be appropriate to mash it up with the wackiness of old school 1930s cartoons!

Check out more pieces for the zine at the That’s So Sugoi! Zine tag! :D

paper-crane:

Here’s another quickie piece I did for That’s So Sugoi!, a zine my friend Janet and I are putting together!

The zine features about 15 crazy awesome artists mashing up their favorite childhood cartoons and anime. It’s gonna be sold at Anime Boston and Anime Next, so come check us out if you’re going!

And, you can preview more pieces for the zine at the That’s So Sugoi! Zine tag! :D

(Also, I can’t believe Kim Possible came out over ten years ago! Time flies!)

saltwort:

My submission for Arielle and Janet’s That’s So Sugoi! anime/cartoon nostalgia mash-up zine. (check the tag for more info!)

Jesse, James, and Meowth will always be my goofy villain trio of choice.

isaia:

single ladies devastation comic.jpg

Based on my favorite Razer and Aya babby headcanons (oh god I’m sorry if I ruined them ffff)

I’d like to think Aya and Razer can be capable of making and/or adopting both organic children and mecha children someday. (`v`) Because fandom is freedom and I love all these baby headcanons omggg.

But not without Razer saying an insensitive thing as always, and then ruining everyone’s day.

fairytalemood:

photos by Gustavo Papaleo for John Lewis magazine

crane-machine:

dearbassy:

This is for Arielle and Janet’s fanzine called That’s So Sugoi!, a self-published compilation dedicated to western cartoons/anime nostalgia mash-ups with eighteen cool artists. I went for Older!Powerpuff Girls/Rowdyruff Boys “Beach Episode” trope, heavily based on sbj’s More Than Human.

They’ll be selling at Anime Boston and AnimeNEXT, so be sure to get one when you get the chance! Check out the That’s So Sugoi! zine tag to see more awesome pieces!!

Just sat here trying to think of something clever to say, but let’s be real: that Brick is pretty fucking good looking. Who am I kidding they all are

ARIELLE

it’s the arms isn’t it

janetsungart:

My friend Arielle (aka paper-crane) and I are putting together a zine for the upcoming con season! If you’re gonna be at Anime Boston or Anime Next (more cons TBA), come find us to grab a copy of our limited run, self-published zine!
It’s about cartoon/anime nostalgia mash-ups and features 18 talented artists.

The top image is my submission for the book and the bottom image is our shipment of the covers I designed. Peep the zine tag (“that’s so sugoi! zine) to check out more work!

kdavisillustration:

i totally changed my submission in my true nature, but this is my piece for janet and arielle’s zine: that’s so sugoi! the prompt was to take an american cartoon and an anime from the 80s/90s and mash them up. they’ll be for sale at anime next and anime boston, so be sure to pick up a copy if you’re going! this was so much fun~

parakid:

This is for Arielle and Janet’s That’s So Sugoi! zine they will be selling at both Anime Next and Anime Boston this year, I won’t be there but I wish I could go!  The point of the piece is to show a crossover between American nostalgic cartoons/Japanese Anime so I chose Hey Arnold!’s Helga and Rhonda, somewhere as I drew this I started to ship.

apparently my sister told my mom I didn’t go/haven’t been going to church, and my mom confronted me about it

and i was like

wow. is this what betrayal feels like

VICTORY HAS NEVER SEEMED SO CLOSE

theimages:

lazyyogi:

Beautiful native american wisdom. I first heard this tale in a native american course at uni

(Source: zenpencils.com)

ALEK FEELS SO FRUMPY NEXT TO DERYN I AM GOING TO CRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY