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Published: 2018-02-01 22:10:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 7939; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 12
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Im currently in a big mood for the Warner siblings Yakko Wakko and Dot! I want to draw a few things with them. And also I now have been using this to perfect my skill at drawing them.Ive been blessed with a complex situation where I will be able to work all the time on my drawings even during work hours, so long as the pictures are of a more PG variety than the more PG-13 stuff I do. Im actually glad about this It will allow me to not only draw just as practice work, but also add a much needed injection of more G rated content to my gallery with some of the more cute or meaningful elements added in. I still will submit all the other stuff im known for but im really going to ramp up production and also expand my range to more than just kinky furry stuff ^^ Hopefully everyone will find something they like
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Wait are you saying that Animaniacs is PC? Since you drew this at work and all. Because if you are there are a lot of people that would disagree with you.
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Oh i mean to say PG not PC (as in politically correct)
And for the most part i think that the creators of Animaniacs didnt really dip too heavily in politics. But I have noticed they made a few jokes about Republicans over the series.
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No I got that you meant PG but you said you wanted to draw more cute and meaningful stuff and Animaniacs has a lot of jokes that conservative groups would call offensive. And PC doesn't just refer to politics it means to not offend a person for religion, gender, race or sexuality.
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PC to me means not to be bigoted to other about their minority identity. To me its design to help bring silenced voices into the conversation who are being forced out by the majority, especially when it comes to race and sexuality. Being queer myself and having grown up in the deep south under a zealous christian church I have only know all my life being an outsider that no one will tolerate. And ive actually had violent attacks on me before and been chased off jobs because I was gay. Not to mention threatened to be disowned by my family. And wake up everyday to see the local news constantly printing community letters from people who say that god will destroy america for tolerating homosexuals, or that homosexuals are out to destroy everything good about this nation in service to satan. If people had treated me with a modicum of decency like what PC asks of people, my life may have been a lot happier. And the only thing that prevented me from wanting to kill myself was in fact very PC oriented tv shows or afterschool specials on Nickelodeon that taught acceptance and inclusion, and most of all told me that being different was great, bullying was wrong, and that I was special. I didnt get that from my family or from my school, and definitely not my community and my church. That stuff armed me with the chance to accept myself and believe that somehow not everyone in the world was against who I was. And with that, though i never made any friends or made peace with my parents, I was able to survive with my self esteem and my hope for a better life in tact. There is a reason I am so obsessed with cartoon characters.
I would go so far as to say I owe my survival to socially conscious kids media from the 90's that tried to foster that all inclusive culture.
So if youre going to rant about how much you dont like political correctness, Im going to tell you that youre wrong.
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I never said I didn't like Political correctness and I'm very sorry about your experience with homophobes. maybe PC wasn't the right term to use. What I'm trying to say is that the cartoon had a lot of adult jokes and a bit of cartoon violence that made some people want it to pulled from the air. That's where Yakko's catchphrase "Goodnight Everybody" came from. The joke was that Yakko expected the show to get cancelled because of it's risque behaviour.
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oh ok i get that now. Yeah it did have some adult humor. it mixed it in with a lot of very cliche physical comedy gags like mallets and anvils though which kind of softened the impact.
As for violence, i really did not see too much of that in the cartoon. At least not like in the Secret of Nimh were the rats bled blood. Or in the Mickey Mouse short "Runaway Brain" where the monkey guy's skin gets pulled off and he dissolves into a pile of bones.
I think though content like that would have been really intense in Animaniacs. But if done well it might have been good. Seeing some of the Animaniacs fans out there who are often really angsty and depressed and even do a lot of violent fanart,
violence in Animaniacs might have helped make the cartoon darker but also touch fans more who have had difficult experiences in life.
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This reminds me of a tweet made by Alex Hirshe XD
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This
twitter.com/_alexhirsch/status…
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You guys spend too much time on the interent :-/
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Here's a theory.
Imagine you met a lady who loved cartoons like you but was rather strange. If you were to hang out with her you find her computer is way old and she rarely gets on it only to maybe stay in touch a few times, doesnt have a twitter or facebook or watch blogs all the time.
However she has this crazy place, its full of vhs tapes of many obscure old cartoon or movies, also a bunch of books on fantasy and sci-fi stories, a beautiful collection of comic books. Even a stack of obscure vintage FURRY comic books! She also has this totally retro Walkman cassette player that she rocks when going out for a walk in order to listen to music. She spends most her time working on drawings while watching the old vhs and dvds or listening to tapes on a classic boombox. She may not be as interconnected as streaming stuff on the web is, but she has total control over her entertainment and a stack of tapes and books cannot be removed by having an account deleted or having a change in streaming service.
And youre left to wonder what it would be like to live as that person? :0
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I DID live as that person because we didn't begin to get social media until the recent few years.
I watched everything on vhs and that's it! Plus, the only social media account I have in Deviantart.
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Oh cool!
I spent a life in a town where it was super easy to amass a bunch of old 'outdated' electronica and media that allowed me to help set up a life where I try to live like how I was back when i was a teen. Its actually sometimes better. For example, compact discs are still the best method for listening to an entrie album in the hightest quality audio. Streaming and digital files loose that quality. In addition the record company cannot take away your album for any reason its in your hands and you never have to pay to keep it available. If you notcie most of the new cartoons and some old tv shows that are out there have not been pressed into DVDs or Blurays and despite that the companies that own them have them removed anytime someone uploads them, even if they dont air or stream the shows anymore. So there is no way to watch them. I think the future that media companies are visioning is some kind of pay to play thing. Where they are the ones who own all the shows or songs and make you pay a small fee for your use of them. You can watch your old catoon or tv show, but you need to pay their web service to see it, or even moreso, you have to pay the internet providers just to be able to get on the web and get new albums or use these programs.
Its a scary idea to me. I want people to have cheaper if not free access to art and entertainment. Buying physical copies helps prevent that future I feel where we have no control over our entertainment. I watched constant online social media drive my partner into depression and major anxiety. It sent my brother and some friends I once had into a spiral of paranoia where they see vast conspiracies in everything and are extremely suspicious of other people in real life. So I try my best to live that less connected life and rely on realtime experiences to survive. Im kind of a time capsule, but I hope to also be an inspiration to others for a furture where direct communication with our neighbors and community is much more common and people are more accepting of others.
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I'm kind of the same way XD
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