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Hey, I'm really sorry that I haven't posted anything new for the last couple years. I've just been very busy with my life and it was hard for me to find time. But I will try my best to get back into the knack of submitting artworks.

Anyway, I saw Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken on the theaters and I LOVED IT!!! I especially loved how DreamWorks had the guts to poke fun at Disney and their Little Mermaid reboot. I'm reminded of an old Disney online game called ToonTown in which Toons battle evil corporate Cogs. To me, it seems that Disney are the Cogs with how they constantly make remakes that we don't really need just so they can make a quick buck, and that DreamWorks are the Toons battling the Cogs with their own arsenal of innovation. To coin a phrase, it took courage, creativity, teamwork, and a massive amount of cream pie for DreamWorks to attempt to trump Disney with a similar movie.

DreamWorks' most recent movie gave me an idea: What if there was a DreamWorks version of ToonTown in which players can explore multiple DreamWorks-themed worlds and battle corporate bad guys? I know it probably won't happen, but I still think it's a good idea. Along with the projects I'm currently working on, I'm gonna be drawing some DreamWorks heroes (and maybe even some villains) battling Cogs in their own way. And to start it off, I did Ruby Gillman washing away a Glad Hander with a fire hose.

If you guys have a request on what DreamWorks character battling which Cog, let me in the comments below.

Ruby Gillman belongs to DreamWorks/Universal

ToonTown belongs to Disney

Description
Hey, I'm really sorry that I haven't posted anything new for the last couple years. I've just been very busy with my life and it was hard for me to find time. But I will try my best to get back into the knack of submitting artworks.

Anyway, I saw Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken on the theaters and I LOVED IT!!! I especially loved how DreamWorks had the guts to poke fun at Disney and their Little Mermaid reboot. I'm reminded of an old Disney online game called ToonTown in which Toons battle evil corporate Cogs. To me, it seems that Disney are the Cogs with how they constantly make remakes that we don't really need just so they can make a quick buck, and that DreamWorks are the Toons battling the Cogs with their own arsenal of innovation. To coin a phrase, it took courage, creativity, teamwork, and a massive amount of cream pie for DreamWorks to attempt to trump Disney with a similar movie.

DreamWorks' most recent movie gave me an idea: What if there was a DreamWorks version of ToonTown in which players can explore multiple DreamWorks-themed worlds and battle corporate bad guys? I know it probably won't happen, but I still think it's a good idea. Along with the projects I'm currently working on, I'm gonna be drawing some DreamWorks heroes (and maybe even some villains) battling Cogs in their own way. And to start it off, I did Ruby Gillman washing away a Glad Hander with a fire hose.

If you guys have a request on what DreamWorks character battling which Cog, let me in the comments below.

Ruby Gillman belongs to DreamWorks/Universal

ToonTown belongs to Disney