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juvenile-arm · 2 days

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Heres some shit from the past weeks teehee

So uh… yeah teehee

#silly doodles #school doodles #hobie brown #spider punk #fanart #spiderverse #hobie spiderverse #hobie fanart

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melonalemonade · 11 months

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‘aight, mate, we’re done! Looking like a proper little punk now, eh?

#across the spiderverse #hobie brown #mayday parker #atsv #atsv fanart #spiderverse #spiderverse fanart #hobie #hobie fanart #fanart #spiderman #spider punk

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murkbrew · 11 months

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Peter popsicle 💔

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juunebuggy · 11 months

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The silliest spiderman

#across the spiderverse #spiderverse fanart #spiderman india #spider punk #spiderverse pavitr #pavitr prabhakar #hobie brown #spiderverse hobie #chaipunk #hobie fanart #atsv pavitr #pavitr fanart #my art #atsv #atsv hobie #atsv fanart

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arachnoidconnoisseur · 9 months

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Hobie x Girlfriend type beat ^_^

You're his little plaything, his pet, his 'babes'. He'll mess with your hair, drape his lanky limbs all over you, play his music too loud- but at the end of the day you're still

His.

#spiderman atsv #spiderverse 2 #into the spider verse #spider people #atsv spoilers #hobie brown #astv #spiderpunk #hobie fanart #hobie smut #hobie brown smut #hobie x reader #hobie brown x reader #hobie x you

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artistmarchalius · 9 months

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Innit VS In’t - a PSA

I’ve seen some confusion in Hobie fics around the word “innit” and I think I’ve figured out why: aside from general confusion about the use of the word, I believe some people are occasionally mixing it up with “in’t”.

So let’s dive into it!

Innit - isn’t it

Can be used at the end of a sentence to make it a question or for emphasis.

E.g. “That’s a load of rubbish, innit?” Or “I’m Spider-Man, innit.” (The latter is an example of emphasis. It’s not grammatically correct but using slang isn’t always about being grammatically correct).

“Innit” can also be used in the middle and at the beginning of sentences (in place of “isn’t it”).

E.g. “Innit lovely out here?” Or “You told me that a Vulture variant was loose in Holborn, but innit true you’ve been tellin’ porkies?”

In’t - contraction of “isn’t”

You can use “in’t” in place of “isn’t”.

E.g. “In’t that the guy who was in here earlier?” Or “That’s a metaphor for capitalism, in’t it?” (You could also use “innit” in the second example).

It can be a bit confusing to a non-English ear to distinguish between “innit” and “in’t”, especially when they’re spoken quickly. For example: if you think you’re hearing someone say something like “Innit that right?” (which would be saying “Isn’t it that right?”, then you’re probably actually hearing them say “In’t that right?”

But wait!

Couldn’t you just use “ain’t” instead of “in’t”?

Sure!

“Ain’t” is a very versatile contraction. It can mean: am not, are not, is not, have not, has not, do not, does not and did not.

E.g. “I ain’t a liar!” Or “He ain’t done his homework.” Or “Ain’t that the truth.” Or “It ain’t right.”

Fun facts:

The earliest records of “ain’t” are from the 1700’s but it was popularised by Dickens’ representation of Cockney dialect.

“In’t” originates from Northern England.

So why use “in’t” instead of “ain’t”?

Personal preference, innit?

And there you have it, a dive into the world of “innit”, “in’t” and “ain’t”!

As always, I’m not an expert, I just wanted to share the knowledge that I do have. There may be other ways to use these words, depending on what part of the country you come from, but this should cover the vast majority of them (if not maybe all of them)! Hopefully someone will find this helpful, informative or entertaining at the very least. I know a lot of this seems basic, but there are a lot of non-native English speakers in the fandom so I wanted to cover all my bases.

Let me know if there’s anything else you’d like me to cover and I’ll see what I can do! If you’re using “innit” or “in’t” in your writing but aren’t sure if you’re using it right, I’m happy to look over any sentences you’d like me to!

Happy writing!

#hobie brown #spider punk #atsv #hobie brown fanfiction #writing help #innit #in’t #ain’t #British slang #fic help #across the spiderverse #hobie brown fanart #hobie fanart #comic #writing #writing tips

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sweet--bun · 10 months

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While drawing this i kept thinking “You can’t draw any perfect circles. He doesn’t believe in circles”

Anyway he’ll be available as a print at Anime Expo 2023! Booth G50 — stop by and say hi if you’re there :)

#spider verse #hobie spiderverse #hobie fanart #across the spiderverse #spiderverse #into the spider verse #fan art #hobie brown

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heygjo0n · 10 months

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los Spiderpapus 😼🙏

#digital art #digital drawing #artists on tumblr #fanart #clip studio paint #spiderman fanart #spiderverse spoilers #spiderman atsv #spider man: across the spider verse #spider india #spider punk #spider gwen #gwen stacy #miles morales #miles morales fanart #hobie fanart #hobie brown #pavitr fanart #pavitr prabhakar

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redwuds · 3 months

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together now

#spiderpunk #hobie brown #hobie fanart #spiderverse #across the spiderverse #spiderman #atsv #fanart #red draws #into the Spiderverse

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glubber · 10 months

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I still trying to learn how to draw them, pav is the one I draw the most. This is actually my first time drawing Miles.

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luciddds · 4 months

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I drew this while I was waiting for my food🫡

#fanart #my art #atsv #art #across the spiderverse #spiderman #atsv fanart #digital art #hobie brown #hobie fanart #hobie spiderverse #spider punk fanart #spiderman across the spiderverse

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squemonn · 9 months

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My contribution to Punkflower nation, how are we doing? 🌻🎸

They’ve been in my brain all week, expect more art of them.

Original prompt by @dariyah1gh , you can find their post here!

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hobiebrownismygod · 6 months

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Researching Characters so you don't have to Part 1: Hobie Brown & His Accent

Art above IS NOT MINE! Click for the link to the original art! Artist: @Jay19

A lot of people write Hobie Brown like Tom Holland, but this just isn't accurate if you want to write a good fan fiction. Hobie is a homeless black teen from the 70s, who was born in Cambridge, and is also a punk. He's not gonna sound like Aaron Warner or Tom Hiddleston. Just because he has a British accent doesn't mean he's going to sound like your average British movie star.

British English is a dialect, not technically an accent. An accent is how someone pronounces words, while a dialect includes pronunciations, but also includes general vocabulary and grammar. This means that despite Hobie speaking English, he won't use the same vocabulary that American-English speakers use, so if you write him that way it won't be accurate.

The British accent that most people are used to is called Received Pronunciation, which is considered the "upper-class" British Accent. However, Hobie does not have a a Received Pronunciation accent. He's cockney. They do not sound the same as upper-class British people, and have a completely different set of vocabulary.

How do you write a cockney accent?

Rule 1: Never pronounce the "H"

For example, house becomes 'ouse. Hat becomes 'at. Hello becomes 'Ello. By writing the words with an apostrophe in place of the "h", it would read more accurately.

Rule 2: -ing becomes -in

For example, running becomes runnin'. Helping becomes 'elpin' (because both the h and the g are silent). Walking becomes walkin'. Those speaking in a cockney accent don't pronounce the "g" part of the ending -ing.

Rule 3: Words starting with "th-" are usually replaced with "f-"

For example, thing becomes fing. This becomes fis. However, don't overdo it. If you write out every word starting with an f, it'll become difficult to read. Only do it if you're trying to enunciate some words over others. Even if you're trying to write an accent, it should still be comprehensible.

There's other rules as well, but these were the main three I saw during my research!

How do you write a cockney dialect?

Cockney rhyming slang

Hobie consistently uses Cockney rhyming slang in ATSV. For example, he calls Miles, "Peter Pan" which is Cockney rhyming slang for "Little man". Using Cockney rhyming slang can make your writing seem more authentic

Some other examples are "Apples and pears" for stairs. "bees and honey" for money, etc. You can google other ones for any words you want to use!

As always research is your best friend, so while writing Hobie, make sure to have another page open with lots of slang and other words available for you to use in your writing to make your character sound as authentic as possible!

Note: I'm not cockney nor British, so if you see any mistakes with my writing, please let me know <3