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I thought of this while listening to soundtracks from a Winnie The Pooh playlist. (I'm not sure if someone had done this already, but I'm still doing it anyways.)
Winnie the pooh is a nostalgic show.
My production class teacher told us we were going to make concepts for Winnie the pooh, and then I had the best idea. It's basically just Jane Prentiss esk Winnie the pooh. It's really hard to draw holes in the skin when the character has fur, so I decided to just make his stomach a hive. Now he can have all the honey he wants. I've never actually done tendering like this, I usually draw on paper. I also kind of gave up on the background.
Byron Howard, co-director of Zootopia and Tangled and animator for Lilo & Stitch and Brother Bear, shares his take on the characters of Winnie the Pooh (x)
The 109 Acre Woods: A Winnie The Pooh Murder Mystery
concept I had first thing into the morning a while back.
Grizzled detective Eeyore must solve the cold blood murder of the most popular man in all the 100-acre woods; Christopher Robin
Everyone’s a suspect!
Pooh caught Christopher Robin cheating on him with B’loon just as they were starting to plan their wedding. He was heartbroken.
Piglet was always jealous of Christopher for winning Pooh’s heart and quietly stewed in his jealousy for years. But could such a timid pig do this?
Owl hated being ignored, and always seemed a bit off. Plus, he never was the most trustworthy individual.
Rabbit has anger issues and is easy to make steam. He could have snapped and finally gotten violent.
Kanga would do anything to protect her son Roo. Could Christopher Robin have posed some form of threat to the child in her eyes? It’s an angle to take.
Tigger seems to be the only one without a motive, but he has the strength and tenacity to commit such a crime- so he has to be investigated. It breaks Eeyore’s heart to see his husband questioned like some average low life scum.
In the end- who done it? I won’t say.
PIGLET in WINNIE THE POOH AND THE BLUSTERY DAY
(requested by anonymous)
The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1988-1991)
The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1988-1991)
Can we take a moment to give Winnie the Pooh props for starting this animation trend that people(including me) are gushing over right now?!
Cause they did their animation based off comic books
And it was REVOLUTIONARY!!
They followed in suit and based theirs off of highschool notebook sketches
And did AMAZING!!!
And people gave recognition for both of these movies. And so far most people love the Tales.
But this movie did not just one beautiful animation style based off kids novels!!!
But also an animation style based off chalkboard drawings!!!
AND NO ONE RECOGNIZED IT AS A PART OF THIS TREND?!
- 11.13.2018 Lazy doodles in voice chat
Dan and Phil💚 The feels are too much right now😭❤️
Dan and Phil💚 This goes so well😱 it's so cute too🙈😘 and this song is so catchy omg😂
Had a go at turning some of the Winnie The Pooh characters into anime characters :)
Say hello to anime Pooh, Owl, Roo, Rabbit, Eeyore, Tigger and Piglet :D
Dan and Phil💚 Tigger singing about friendship is too cute especially when it comes to Phan
Dan and Phil💚 This video was already cute but then I went and added Winnie The Pooh and Christopher Robin singing and omg the cuteness is too much😭❤️
Wheeinie the pooh moodboard. Requested by @celestialweus
Luv u internet bestie
Kehlani "Honey" covered by Wheein playing in the background
Sketches with Rabbit from 2020💛
Blood and Honey 2 review
**No Spoilers**
I watched Blood and Honey 2 on opening night and I was surprised. The first movie was mediocre and my hopes for the sequel were in the gutter. It seems director Rhys Frake-Waterfield worked out some kinks from the first movie. Maybe constructive criticism did its job here and Frake-Waterfield listened to the reviews of the first film.
The first Blood and Honey film put spectacle over storytelling. The production team expected the sensationalism of the concept to carry it through and they were mistaken. Reviewing the first film in any serious capacity would be a mistake, as it’s clear they weren’t trying to make a serious film. They took the sequel more seriously, which opened the door for guys like me to tear into it. For people like me who have seen a lot of slasher flicks, Blood and Honey was nothing to write home about. During my viewing of the first film, I had to fight to stay awake.
The sequel changed some details from the first film. For starters, this film includes characters such as Owl and Tigger, who weren’t in the public domain when the first movie was in production. I was pissed Tigger wasn’t in the first film. Tigger is the Batman to Pooh’s Superman and if anyone can tell you with a straight face they prefer Pooh to Tigger they are not to be trusted. Another change I enjoyed was the redesign of Pooh and Piglet. I understand the original design was about taking the original character of Pooh and making him scary, but you can’t tell me that Pooh is supposed to be a bear-human hybrid and then show me a man with yellow leathery skin. In this film, they updated Pooh to look more animalistic, giving him hints of fur and razor-sharp teeth.
They also changed the leading man, recasting Christopher Robin’s character with producer Scott Chambers. The acting in this film is pretty standard. The strongest link in the crew was Tallulah Evans who had good charisma as her character Lexy. Except Lexy, the supporting roles were not greatly noticeable and they didn’t take up a lot of runtime.
The special effects were a step up, as well. In the first film, the crummy effects made the gore look a lot less like blood and guts and more like some cheap props you could buy at a discount store. I'm surprised that Pooh didn't appear after the credits and thank PartyCity for sponsoring the movie. In the sequel, the props looked very professional. The gore looked real enough to make your stomach turn but not so real you can’t enjoy snacking during the movie.
Character-wise, I was invested in Christopher’s story. I was rooting for him right from the beginning. This film opens with everyone in his small town believing he’s a brutal killer and that leaves him on a quest to deal with his trauma and confront his monsters (both real and figurative). I liked the supporting characters. It was very endearing to see how much Lexy and Bunny (Thea Evans) cared about Christopher and believed in him when a lot of people didn’t.
While I was invested in Christopher’s journey, the first three-quarters of the movie dragged a bit. Christopher is on a quest for answers, so naturally, a lot of the film is him trying to get to those answers any way he can. But this is still a slasher film! During this “investigative” period, they throw in a few kills to keep us invested, but Christopher and Pooh don’t even confront each other until the final quarter of the film.
Speaking of the kills, they were very brutal. Bear traps, exploding campers, flaming chainsaws, what fun! A lot of people may think, ‘A flaming chainsaw? That isn’t realistic!’ All I have to say is, dude, if you’re worried about how a flaming chainsaw isn’t realistic then maybe a movie about animal-human hybrids isn’t for you.
The score was fine, but there were times when the music was a little out of place. It was disorienting to be watching a sad or frightening scene and hear music that sounded hopeful. The narrator also took the piss out of the movie. It was so jarring to watch a serious and intense scene and then to jump to narration like someone is reading a bedtime story to us.
About that plot twist… Words cannot describe how out of left field it was. I’m glad they explained where the creatures came from, but… yikes. It was entertaining, but a bit convoluted. Also, why did Pooh have to be that character the whole time? That just complicates Christopher and Pooh’s relationship in a way it didn’t need to be complicated. They already had a troubled past together, so why make it more tragic for no reason?
Then there was the rave scene. I almost cheered when Tigger came onto the scene. I love Tigger! Whether he’s bouncing around in a colorful cartoon or murdering people with his claws and calling his victims fluorescent bitches, Tigger is the OG of the Hundred Acre Wood. And it was so fun to see Pooh batter people around while trap music played. It reminded me of that party bus scene from Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022). I also loved how Pooh and the others kept Tigger in a cage because they knew how fucking crazy he was.
Was it a good movie? Uh, sure? It wasn’t the best slasher I’ve ever seen but watching it wasn’t a complete waste of time. I would wait until this one hits streaming services before you go watch it. A part of me feels stupid for spending money to watch such a mediocre movie when I could have just waited for it to come to Peacock. That being said, I’m genuinely excited to see what else the Twitsted Childhood Universe has to offer.
I believe Frake-Waterfield is self-aware about how stupid these movies are. But they’re fun to watch and I bet they’re pretty fun to make. There are worse moves to watch this weekend.
Final score = 62.5%
Rick Stepp (calebstepp23@gmail.com)
In Poland Winnie The Pooh is a boy (can teddybear be a boy??) named Kubuś Puchatek (Fluffy Jacob — I didn't translate it literally but in Polish version we called them fluffy bc of their furr and how the cute they are)
This is cute translate but still why Poland changed their name??*
Hear me out: trans Winnie The Pooh/Kubuś Puchatek
*yep, i'm from poland and i still don't get it why
I have just watched and read all of the Winnie the Pooh movie and books again and it’s a little embracing but, I just started to cry, like in the middle of watching them. I don’t know why, I just started to think about all the times I watched them and read them with my brother, my family, and friends. I felt like a little kid again just playing with my friends and going on our never ending adventures. Because the adventure never truly ends.
Whoo! Fanart! I did a Winnie the Pooh drawing of the Sanders sides! Thomas as Christopher, Roman as Tigger, Patton as Roo, Logan as Owl and Virgil as Piglet!
I drawing I did of @thatsthat24 It only took 16 hours and 46 minutes!
My mom asked me to make her something that moves, told her i suck at, but hey, it's different, and it gives me ideas to try out.
SixFanarts stuff. (I am afraid that I have to put watermarks on the pictures. )
I drew twelve characters. 😂
@suekis-stuff @littleveltyoung
Black Butler. RandyCunningham from 9th Grade Ninja. Winnie the Pooh (Disney version). Maleficent. Hiccup from How to Train Your Dragon (DreamWorks film version). Edward Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist. Shanhai Qin is my friend's persona (Instagram @ qinshanhai). Link from Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Rick Sanchez from Rick and Morty. Frisk from Undertale. Pidan (the black cat) is my friend's cat (My friend is on Lofter, and her cat is missing atm. ) Florence Yeoh from Florence (game).
Well I really didn't know I could draw this well. The completed drawings are much better than I expected.
I was not in a good mood. I have been having online classes (I like online classes), but I suppose I have difficulties learning traditional art, and some of my courses are kind of disappointing. So I am probably not feeling so good. 😂
I was tired, and this SixFanarts stuff was way more challenging than I imagined. Glad that I finished drawing all the twelve characters. The characters look pretty nice I think. 😂
I made a short video. It shows my layers, so it's a fake process. you can watch it here https://www.instagram.com/p/B_XCMifJU1V/?igshid=1qaq95o3lruw4. Later I might post it to my Bilibili and Weibo. (I thought of creating a YouTube account and I guessed maybe having a channel there would be Interesting, but… nope. I don't plan to go there now. )
There is a two-page little comic about myself here. It's basically my complaints and thoughts. (The Yutyrannus is my persona.)
Seriously, I want to draw DP stuff. I would like to do DannyMay stuff. It sounds fun. (I hope I won't get too frustrated again. 😂)
Rexy Leung's 42nd original post.
2020. 04. 26.