Portraits have been the cornerstone for artists for centuries. Used to capture the essesence of a subject, a portrait is not only a representation of a person, but it can be a reflection of identity and emotion. Here is a collection of portraits for you to color. Use your artistic expression to make your own […]
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Pin Up girls in the 1940s were the ideal representation of femininity and beauty. They were a beacon for American soldiers during World War II. It gave them a boost, a reminder of what to fight for and a representation of something to come home to. Now they represent the utmost in vintage glamour from
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Here we shine the spotlight on a great artist, Kevin Egnichie. Kevin is lately focusing on inventing adorable characters and animation. Great work, Kevin! I love your style. You can see all of his excellent and unique drawings on his Instagram profile: https://www.instagram.com/drawandreproduce See All of Kevins Links. AND Check out his animated series of
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Tinkerbell is the beloved sidekick of Peter Pan, and fairy extraordinaire. She dates all the way back to 1904 in the first Peter Pan play, but you probably know her best from the 1954 Disney animated rendition of the novel. This adorable little ball of light is very strong, spunky, and can be downright jealous
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If you LOVE unicorns, and I know you do… you’re gonna LOVE the magic of Unicorn Academy. The girls at this boarding school OWN their own unicorns and ride them all the time! What a dream life. So lets take a trip to Unicorn Island and follow the adventures of Sophia, Wildstar and all of
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Willy Wonka has been a long time favorite among children and adults. This fun, wacky story was written in 1964 by Roal Dahl. ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ was the first book, followed up by the sequel in 1972, ‘Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator’ and followed up by many movies. Charlie Bucket gets very
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Meet Greg Heffley, Wimpy Kid. He’s humorous, awkward, and determined to be popular. Follow along as he concocts various plans to gain popularity. You can read all about his life in his diary where he documents his most hilarious challenges with school, family, and friendship. Greg’s diary is full of fun illustrations that capture his
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The Giant of Light came to Japan from outer space, all the way back in 1966. This Nebula M78 native merged with a human – Shin Hayata, the leader of the Science Special Search Party, the SSSP. They fought off other aliens and monsters, also known as Kaiju. This unity was named Ultraman. After having
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Daffy Duck, beloved, hilarious, super retro. Daffy hit the scene for the first time in 1937 when cartoons were still black and white. Daffy is a wacky screwball, that Bugs generally gets the best of. Its entertaining to watch him go a little crazy, but boy is he funny. Watch the clip below. I remember
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Wednesday Addams hit Netflix with a SMASH! Within three weeks, it rose to the second most watched show in the history of Netflix. Social media was plastered with images from the show, costumes, drawings, and everyone was doing her mesmerizing dance to ‘Goo Goo Muck’ dance’. Jenna Ortega’s performance of Wednesday was outstanding (winning her
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