Valid point.
I think this is from the Katamari Damacy series. They do all sorts of odd concept art for the games, and the Royal Rainbow blasting out of the panda suggests it too.
Month: October 2011
hey @OldLadyWhoCausedTheLeakInMyBathroomCeiling I hope you like My Chemical Romance on blast at 1:30am, cause I’m havin a great time.
This guy is humming and farting up a storm in the locker room shower. ooh a prolonged grunt!
jillthejellyfish submitted.
Mod comment: Ariel, I don’t think Flounder likes that very much.
I had a flash of a whole movie where the characters had these faces, and now a single tear is meandering down my cheek.
You can share this, it doesn’t take long.
Sad that this only has 3,000 notes, but if a tumblr goes “missing’ but is just doing it for a joke it gets reblogged and reblogged.
Sadder I’m not sure the media has picked up on this just yet…though I could be wrong.
Find this sweet little baby
Yo here’s a mention in the Times from two days ago, but I really reblogged this because I have never encountered a name like Jhessye before. Also, has anyone seen studio shots like these used in an Amber Alert? I feel like this says a lot, and not just about Jhessye.
Occupy Wall Street will crumble for the same folly as the realm of Westeros. WINTER IS COMING
Arthur Adams
Reminds me of Danger Girl and the rest of J. Scott Campbell’s work. This doesn’t feel like a pin-up one bit though— in spite of the turtle-rhino-bug-alien she’s bleeding out, she just seems so real.
I’m studying in the library. Studying nip slips. they can’t kick me out cause it’s studying. #nipslips
In great danger of making enemies is the man or woman of brilliant wit. Sharp wit tends to produce a feeling of mistrust even while it stimulates. Furthermore, the applause that follows every witty sally becomes in time breath to the nostrils, and perfectly well-intentioned people who mean to say nothing unkind in the flash of a second ‘see a point’ and in the next second score it with no more power to resist than a drug addict has to refuse a dose put into his hand.
Emily Post on brilliant wit. Thanks to this Mental Floss list.
A.V. Club: We’ve veered away from the episode, but this is the episode with the 20-second scene in Brazil. That was a soundstage, right?
Rob Corddry: Really? Did you see it? There’s no way that’s not Brazil!
AVC: Well, now I’m confused. When I first saw the episode, part of me was like, “Did they really fly to Brazil to just shoot this 20-second scene? ’Cause that would be a crazy…”
RC: If that was your reaction, that was exactly the kind of reaction we wanted to get. And your answer was, “Of course not ’cause that would be fucking stupid.”
AVC: But part of me thought that you were that crazy.
RC: Let me frame it in a way that would make it seem even crazier, more stupid, ’cause it was. We sacrificed things all season so that we could protect the money it would take to do that trip, which happened about a month after we wrapped. And, we had been editing for a month or so, so we had a rough cut of that episode and there was no need for that scene at all. No need. And it was 20 seconds long in an episode that was already running long. [Laughs.] There were so many reasons not to do that, and really it came down to two things. One, that people would appreciate that on some level, which it sounds like you did. Two, that it was reason to go to Brazil for four days on Adult Swim’s dollar. Not kidding. Also, the response to it was like, “Eh.” But lines like “The healing power of laughter,” test through the roof. And I say that metaphorically, we don’t actually test the show. But things like spending 50 grand to go to fucking Brazil, people are like, “Oh, yeah. I remember that I think.”
AVC: So to be clear: You really went to Brazil for a 20-second scene?
RC: We really went to Brazil.
AVC: You blew my mind.
This is why we do the Walkthrough series, to find out from Rob Corddry that, yes, Childrens Hospital really did go to Brazil to film a 20-second scene.
Children’s Hospital may be, more than Community, a TV show built entirely on lampshading. There’s a part of me that will always love lampshading more than marketability, so it’s heartening.
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