#kirby 32nd anniversary
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Happy Birthday!🎂
I love KIRBY！💕
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ATTENTION KIRBLR
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO
KIRBY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY!
Remember the big collab we've done last year over at Far-Flung Starlight Heroes server? Well, this year we're doing it again!!! And guess what?
You are encouraged to participate too!
What is required from me?
Not much - just pick a single character from Kirby's canon and draw them celebrating Kirby's birthday! The theme this year is "photographs": everyone at Kirby's birthday party are taking a BIIIIIIG group photo with him, and we're trying to make this (probably) the biggest group photo of all Kirby's friends (and some enemies)!
The only thing I ask is that you don't take characters that have already been claimed. I'm intending this to work on "no dupes" and "first come first serve" basis, but I do believe there's a plenty of friendly faces to pick from!
Right now we would really like to have:
Rick
Kine
Nago
Gooey
Flamberge
Pitch
Elline
Claycia
Can I pick multiple characters?
Yes, you can! In fact, there's more than just a drawing of a single character that you can add: the end goal is to make it into a scrapbook-worth page, so any and all decorations, birthday wishes or additional party photos with your chosen characters are welcome!
Keep in mind, however, that additional characters (if they're separate from your main character) and any extra elements are optional. You're more than welcome to pick them, but only if you're sure you can make it all before deadline.
Are the characters from anime/novels/manga allowed?
Yes, they are! I may have to ask for the character's origin if I'm not familiar with them (ESPECIALLY if it's a novel original, I have not read all of them), but you're free to pick as well known or obscure as you'd like. (I know some people on the server are very interested in adding GSA members to the photo...)
In fact, these are who we'd really like to have from anime:
Tuff
Fololo & Falala
Sir Ebrum
Lady Like
Escargoon
Deadline? What's the deadline?
The deadline for submitting your drawings is April 25th. (You can get in some last-second additions up till April 27th, as I'm free that day, but I will be very nervous.)
There's no deadline for signing up, however, so as long as you're ABSOLUTELY SURE you can whip up something good in a matter of couple of hours, you may add your character up till the dawn of last day, haha! (You will sure give me a surprise with that one.)
Okay, but what if all the characters I know/want are already picked?
I know, with FCFS and how many of characters are beloved, this is bound to happen. Not to worry tho!
I have compiled a list of notable characters in the series with references of where they're from and if they have or have not been claimed. You can easily see, which ones are still up for grabs!
If nothing really catches your eye, you can always try and discuss with people who have taken additional characters to see if they're willing to give away, trade or even collab with you to make your characters interact on the group photo! (Trust me, most of the time they will cooperate, so don't hesitate to reach out!
(Keep in mind, however, that the list ISN'T a strict directive on which characters are allowed or needed to be taken. If you have someone on your mind that I've neglected to put in, you're more than welcome to pick them!)
Alright, I'm in. How do I send my submissions?
Simple! I'm working via Google Sheets this time (mostly bc I don't know how Google Forms work and also so people more easily see which characters are taken), so all you need to do is to check out this little handy-dandy link:
On the first sheet you'll see, there's more information on this collab and requirements, and also a list of people who'd already signed up!
To properly sign up, you'd need to list:
Your nickname (so I'd know how to address to you)
Your Discord username (for communication)
Your Tumblr and/or Bluesky username (for crediting once the finished collab is posted, if you don't have either, Twitter/Instagram/other social media of choice is also fine, just know that the result will be posted only on Twitter and Bluesky)
The character(s) of your choosing (to properly claim them)
Rough placement on the canvas (for me to figure out where to put you, maybe you want your character to hold Kirby, or high-five someone else, or discreetly put up horns to someone when they're not looking!)
Submission download link (for me to download your finished submission and add it to the canvas)
Notes (anything you'd think I'd like/need to know about your choice!)
I'm working in Clip Studio Paint, so if you do to, the easiest option would be to upload your cleaned up and flattened work as .clip file. If your art program of choice is different (like Krita, IbisPaint or PaintTool SAI, for example), you can export your work as either .psd or transparent .png. Where to upload your submission is up to you, Google Drive works in a pinch tho.
But wait! How will people know I've participated in this??
That's exactly what I need your usernames for! As I'm posting this on Tumblr mainly, I'm going to @ you as a method of crediting your submissions (specifically pointing out which part you worked on!). After the finished work is posted, you're free to post your individual submissions - either as a reblog of collab or separate post.
Great! Anything else?
One last moment - the main part of communication about this collab happens over here at Far-Flung Starlight Heroes server. (Don't worry, I have permission to promote it.)
It's a chill, fun Kirby-themed server, open to fans of games, anime and novels alike. Are you an artist? Great! Are you a writer? Even better! Do you want to ramble about Lore Implications or just document your 10th 100% completion? Go right ahead! Do you just want to gush about your OCs? People here would LOVE to hear about your little blorbos from your head.
That's it from me! See you around at Kirby's Birthday Party!
#kirby#kirby series#kirby fandom#kirby 32nd anniversary#kirby birthday collab#this will be so much fun trust me#it was incredibly fun last yeah and it'll be even more fun this year#i've opened signing ups and not even 12 hours later we've had 28 people claiming about 35 characters#this is gonna be Juicy
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"happy birthday kirby"🎂
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this was rushed but...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY KIRBY!!
(and dedede!)
#kirby#kirby fanart#king dedede#meta knight#bandana dee#bandee#magolor#gooey kirby#kirby 32nd anniversary#if ur wondering why mags d3 and bandee look different from kirby meta and gooey#i went and did something new here by using both brushes i use for drawing#so thats why they look different from eachother#i think it turned out well#go wish kirby and dedede a happy birthday#say that to kracko and whispy woods too while ur at it#art#artists on tumblr#my art
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Happy Anniversary Kirby!! ✨
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Happy birthday Kirby!🎂
Keep running like this!
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Happy Birthday Kirby!!!!
Love this puffball. Here's to protecting Dreamland for 32 years!
also this
haha... im not funny
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32nd anniversary of the Kirby series is a go! Happy birthday Kirby! Let's run with the Spring Breeze together.
Returned to my old roots as a Kirby Inkscape fan artist to make this classic rendition of a familiar world.
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Kirby fanart
💖💖 KIRBY FANART 💖💖
My first Kirby fanart. I decided to draw the titular character to celebrate the 32nd anniversary of the franchise. I hope you like this drawing! ✨💕
Digitalized by me, on ibis Paint X (04/26/2024).
Title: Kirby fanart
Character: Kirby ♂️
Type: Video game fanart, Kirby fanart, Nintendo fanart
Day 118, 2024
#character#video game#video game character#video game fanart#kirby#kirby art#kirby fanart#kirby nintendo#kirby of the stars#nintendo#nintendo art#nintendo fanart#art#artwork#drawing#fanart#digital art#digital artwork#digital drawing#digital fanart#ibis paint x#nurals colorful art#artist on tumblr#artists on tumblr
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From Then To Now...
Happy 32nd anniversary! it's the 27th in Japan!
alongside Pokemon, Kirby is one of my longest standing interests, love the adventures of this pink fluff :)
happy 32 years and let's see if we can aim for 32 more!
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i totally forgot to make a post about it but
WE'RE STILL LOOKING FOR PARTICIPANTS IN KIRBY BIRTHDAY PARTY COLLAB!
The initial post with all the rules and the like is over here
At the moment we're really missing these friends:
Rick and Kine (Coo is taken)
Flamberge (Francisca and Zan Partizanne are taken)
Nago (Chuchu and Pitch are taken)
Claycia (Elline is taken)
Leon (Carol is taken)
However, there's many more still available, including a lot of villains! (Yes, we're inviting even villains this year. They promised to behave!) Check out the full list available (and sign up too!) here:
and if you'd like to discuss the organization, you're welcome to either DM/send an ask to me directly or join this discord server:
(i would like to apologize for the confusion in the first post. i used link with a temporary membership which would automatically kick you out upon disconnecting, unless you have a role. this one will expire in 7 days but doesn't have temporary membership. however, keep in mind, that the server is 17+ so if you're under that, it might be best to keep it to DMs.)
There's no deadline for signing up, but there is a deadline for drawing which is April 23rd! So please think fast! We're waiting for you!
2 weeks left...
#kirby#kirby fandom#kirby collab#kirby anniversary collab#mass collab#kirby 32nd anniversary#there's still plenty of characters to grab! you can even bring someone i didn't list bc i sure as hell can't remember everyone haha
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Comic-Con @ Home Friday Schedule 7/24/2020
10:00am • The Mandalorian and His Many Gadgets
10:00am • Cosplay - the Spice of Life!!!
10:00am • Last Gasp: 50 Years of Publishing the Underground Part I The comics, moderated by Jon Cooke and mainly focused on the period 1970-1995
10:00am • Howard Cruse: The Godfather of Queer Comics
10:00am • Pixel Stories - Reimagining Video Game Narrative
10:00am • Lights, Camera, LGBTQI-dentity! Never Alone
10:00am • "Crazy" Talk: Mental Health, Pop Culture, and the Pandemic
10:00am • Reclaiming Indigenous History and Culture Through Comics
10:00am • HBO Max: The Cartoon Network Studios Collection
10:00am • DC@Home Day One
10:00am • The 2020 Black Panel
10:00am • Charlize Theron: Evolution of a Badass - An Action Hero Career Retrospective
11:00am • Decoding the Kirby/Lee Dynamic
11:00am • TragiComics
11:00am • Star Wars Audiobooks: Doctor Aphra
11:00am • Blade Runner Comic Panel
11:00am • Make Your Own Felted Friends!
11:00am • Vikings: Celebrating 6 Seasons of The Series
11:00am • Entertainment is Female: a Conversation with Hollywood Executives
11:00am • Marvel Comics: Next Big Thing
11:00am • Think Big!
11:00am • Raina and Robin in Conversation
11:00am • HBO Max and Cartoon Network Studios: Adventure Time: Distant Lands
11:00am • Hot Wheels: Designing Fans' Exclusives
12:00pm • TOKYOPOP: Manga for Everyone
12:00pm • History Goes Graphic
12:00pm • Lucasfilm Publishing: Stories From a Galaxy Far, Far Away
12:00pm • Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes with Undiscovered Country
12:00pm • The Undiscovered Art of Jack Kirby: Architect
12:00pm • Zombies and Coronavirus: Planning for the Next BIg Outbreak
12:00pm • HBO Max and Cartoon Network Studios: Infinity Train
12:00pm • AMC's Fear the Walking Dead
12:00pm • Collider: Quibi's Don't Look Deeper Panel
1:00pm • From Idea to Hired: Books, TV, Film, and Comics
1:00pm • IDW: Draw a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle!
1:00pm • Harryhausen100: Into the Ray Harryhausen Archive
1:00pm • Make Mine Marvel: Bringing Back Marvel Classics for Today's Readers
1:00pm • Water, Earth, Fire, Air: Continuing the Avatar Legacy
1:00pm • [adult swim] YOLO: Crystal Fantasy
1:00pm • LMGI - Hollywood Location Scouts
1:00pm • Mattel Creations: Designing Pop Culture
1:00pm • AMC's The Walking Dead
1:00pm • Spotlight on Darcie Little Badger
2:00pm • [adult swim] 12oz Mouse
2:00pm • GirlsDrawinGirls: Industry Professional Women Artists in Quarantine: Balancing work, art, homeschooling, and life
2:00pm • I Am Not Okay with This - From the Page to the Screen!
2:00pm • The Psychology of Star Trek vs. Star Wars
2:00pm • Your Secret Weapon: How Friendship Saves the Day
2:00pm • Real Weird Science Alive and At Home!
2:00pm • UnMasked: Rhapsody PR's Behind-the-Music panel
2:00pm • Entertainment Weekly: Brave Warriors
2:00pm • AMC's The Walking Dead: World Beyond
3:00pm • Zoom into Xadia: The Dragon Prince
3:00pm • Get It On the Table: Designing Your Tabletop Game
3:00pm • The Annual Jack Kirby Tribute Panel
3:00pm • The Vortex opens AGAIN- Vortex 2.0 launches Storm King Comics
3:00pm • Observational Drawing by Controlling Angles
3:00pm • Reimagining Mandrake The Magician with Erica Schultz
3:00pm • Galaxy Grrls, or the Female and Non-Binary Authors who Bridge the new Frontier of Space Fiction
3:00pm • Hermes Press and Gothic Comics in America
3:00pm • Latin American Horror Cinema 2: Sometimes They Come Back
3:00pm • First Look at Hulu's Helstrom
3:00pm • HBO MAX: Adult Animation Panel
3:00pm • Peacock Original Series: The Capture
4:00pm • Fantasy & Sci-Fi Authors
4:00pm • How to Make a Comic From Start to Finish
4:00pm • Remote Real-Time: The Age of Virtual Production
4:00pm • The Nacelle Company: Pop-Culture Under Quarantine
4:00pm • Vampirella 50th Anniversary Finale
4:00pm • Sinless, Fearless, Ruthless - A look at science and social science in a YA sci-fi book
4:00pm • Comic-Con: Robert Kirkman at Home
4:00pm • Crossing Swords
4:00pm • Legendary Spawn Creator Todd McFarlane Talks Toys, Comics, and More!
4:00pm • Bob's Burgers
4:00pm • VIZ: A Haunting Conversation with Junji Ito
5:00pm • Unboxing Pandora: Season Two On The CW This Fall
5:00pm • Read Manga and Learn Classics Literature!
5:00pm • The Living Dead: Celebrating the Legacy of George Romero
5:00pm • No Strange Bedfellows: The Relationship Between Pro Wrestling and Comics
5:00pm • Archer @Home
5:00pm • A Zoom with Joss Whedon
5:00pm • IDW: The Mueller Report in 10-minutes
5:00pm • Deep Blue Sea 3: The Panel!
6:00pm • Travel Through Time with Comics
6:00pm • TV Guide Magazine Fan Favorites
6:00pm • Klingon Lifestyles the Home Alone Year
6:00pm • The Wonderful, Horrible World of E.C. Comics
6:00pm • The Famous Monsters Podcast
6:00pm • Hip-Hop And Comics: Cultures Combining
6:00pm • Building Your Own Themyscira: Connecting With Other Geeky Bosses
6:00pm • SYFY: TZGZ's Adult Animated Originals
7:00pm • 32nd Annual Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards
#the mandalorian#howard cruse#hbo max#DC comics#charlize theron#jack kirby#stan lee#star wars#blade runner#vikings#Marvel Comics#Cartoon network#lucasfilms#amc#fear the walking dead#quibi#tmnt#avatar#avatar the last airbender#The Walking Dead#star trek#helstrom#hulu#vampirella#bob's burgers#archer#joss whedon#themyscira#comic con @ home#will eisner
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David T. Warren, Suicide Club Founder and Operator of the Giant Camera
David T. Warren was born in 1935 and grew up in Hayward, California. His father was a successful contractor. He was a challenging youth and Dave ran away to the circus at 15 or 16, learning the trade of booth-barking, magician and fire-eater. Eventually, Dave ran into problems with the law, and to avoid criminal prosecution, he joined the Marines.
Dave then decided to settle down, and became a salesman. He sold Kirby vacuums door-to-door and became a top salesman. He once sold Venus Fly Traps door to door — carnivorous plants that Dave touted as “organic insecticide”, and which he recommended be treated as a treasured member of the household. He also sold encyclopedias and other items.
Dave married, and fathered five children. He and his wife volunteered for Jobs Corp and then Headstart. During this time Dave, always a drinker, increased his consumption. One night he was involved in a severe car accident, leaving him with a lifelong limp which required a cane. His marriage fell apart and debt piled up after the accident, and months later, on a sales trip, he stood alone in a hotel bathroom for five hours with a shotgun in his mouth. He couldn’t pull the trigger, but instead decided to live his life how he wanted, and to never do anything he didn’t want to do again.
Playland at the Beach
His marriage ended he moved to San Francisco in late 1972 at age 37. He visited the site of seaside amusement park “Playland on the Beach”, where he had once worked. Upset by the destruction of this park, Dave formed the one-man “Playland Research Center” and initiated a series of Playland gatherings in the rubble of the park. Dave became a collector of photos, film, personal interviews about Playland. He had the mottos “Do It” and “Have Fun” painted on a large wall at Ocean Beach to spread his message to passersby.
Dave’s efforts to preserve the Ocean Beach area, along with other public acts such as his protest of the commercialization of Christmas by setting up a Salvation Army type coin collection, but telling people to take money, not contribute, was written up in several papers.
Gary Warne and the Suicide Club
Dave’s media attention attracted the attention of Gary Warne, director of Communiversity, the free school attached to SF State. Together, the two started making history, initially collaborating on a “Save the Fake Rocks” campaign to repair the hundred-foot cliff face across the street from the Cliff House. Marcia Miller would mention it in one of her books, missing the satirical nature of the project.
As Burning Man and Cacophony Society co-founder John Law remembers:
One day David noticed that a huge boulder outcrop directly across from the Cliff House had partially collapsed revealing wooden framing inside the massive phony hillside. It was a revelation – a metaphor if you will for the unsubstantial nature of reality. It really grabbed both men and the ensuing actions they mounted to “rescue, restore and honor our phony heritage” struck a note with the public. The largest action initiated was carried out by dozens of Communiversity stalwarts as they hung a 20-foot smiley face in the huge gaping hole.
In January 1977, David joined Gary Warne, Nancy Prussia and Adrienne Burk in torrential weather, and drove out to Fort Point, under the Golden Gate bridge. There they took turns being doused with the freezing Bay storm water. They each found the experience exhilarating, and the following day decided to form a club dedicated to living life to the fullest, as though each day was one’s last. They called it the SF Suicide Club, a reference to a Robert Louis Stevenson short story.
The club would carry on for five years, with Dave noting this was the happiest time of his life with Gary Warne being the most influential person over his life. The club continued for five years, featuring pranks, public theater, urban exploration and other adventures. Several of the key members of the Suicide Club, including Dave, went on to form the Cacophony Society.
The Giant Camera
In 1978, along with Chris DeMonterrey and Steve Mobia, David restored and operated the Giant Camera at the Cliff House at Ocean Beach and successfully lead a campaign to preserve it gaining over 10,000 signatures to add it to the National Register of Historic Places, despite both the GGNRA and the Cliff House restaurant wanted this bright yellow building demolished.
In the late 80s, Dave was active with the Cacophony Socierty. Jerry James was also spending time with Cacophony Society members at this time, and was building and burning a wooden effigy on Baker Beach each year, along with Larry Harvey. Jerry invited the Cacopony Society members to help with the building and raising of the man. In 1989, they invited Dave to light the man by spitting fire on it. He repeated this performance in 1990, when the Man was first brought to Black Rock Playa, and the modern day Burning Man event was born.
During this period, Dave continued to be active with the Giant Camera, gaining media attention for his efforts. But by the mid- 90s, his alcohol abuse was catching up with him. He became homeless, and was living outdoors behind a ring of rocks at Carlos Bee Park in Castro Valley California for several years. His father's house was once on that property and he played outside there as a child. The estate was later donated to the city and the house moved but Dave, over seventy years old, returned to his childhood home.
Homelessness
Steve Mobia and John Law noted:
He would lapse in and out of binge drinking and usually end up on the street, sometimes making it into a group home or hospital/rehab clinic. Over the years some of us visited him at a graphics artist retirement home in Oakland, a group home in Oakland, a nursing home in Hayward as well as a couple of different camping spots in Castro Valley, Golden Gate Park and Hayward. His son put him up in an apartment in Sonora for a few months around 2002, but Dave’s weakness for drink always managed to sabotage any gains he might have made. He lived in Golden Gate Park for various periods throughout the early 00’s and with Richard Tuck in El Cerritto for a while as he worked on the upcoming museum. We always eventually found him.
Dave’s friends realized something was wrong when Richard Tuck received notice that Dave had not paid his storage locker bill. (Richard Tuck operated Playland Not On the Sea)
Over the years, whether David was living indoors or not, whether his rent checks cleared or not, he always paid the rent on his storage. He placed great importance on the stuff he had stored though much of it (boxes of empty vodka bottles, hundreds of pounds of Encyclopedia Britanicas, stacks of wood, etc.) might strike the casual observer as being of little or no value. Regardless, David lived homeless many years in order to insure his storage fees were paid. So when we learned that after ten years he missed the rent we were pretty worried that maybe this time we wouldn’t find him again. And, sadly, we didn’t.
Dave Warren died January 2, 2009, and that his last contact address was in Oakland California. Cause of death was pneumonia, complicated by dementia. His death was on the 32nd anniversary of the founding of the Suicide Club on January 2, 1977.
At his memorial (photos here), John Law read Dave’s will:
The Will:
To all my friends I've come to love and care about, I'm leaving quite a mess of things and stuff for others to straighten out.
Oh, and this post script: Since much of my hair has turned gray by this date and is accumulating in ever increasing numbers in my comb, I've decided to start saving my hair as it comes forth by way of the comb. I will collect it in a coffee can and wash the collected strands. It would please me greatly if after some kind of tribal cutting up of this gray matter, it would be added to a small can of paint as Gary Warne's ashes were, then painted with him at the top of the north tower of the Golden Gate Bridge so that I too may follow his path into the future sunrises and sunsets overlooking our beloved city of choice. John Law and Jayson Wechter, this final request is left to you. (gets hit with pie)
R.J. Mololepozy
R. J. Mololepozy was David Warren's pen name. Inside the many boxes Dave left behind were piles of spiral notebooks filled with writings, poems and observations. Many of these were done while he sat inside the Giant Camera's ticket booth day after day. Other writings were associated with earlier projects of his. ~Steve Mobia
A long time ago, in the beginning of man's experience, there was the word. And the word was GRUNT. It said a lot, it expressed his need. It said "me too." It showed his love. It expressed his desire. It cleaned his bowel, it welcomed friends. No Webster defined its meaning. Understanding gave way to intelligence. Soon, give or take a few thousand years, men knew the moon was blue only once in nineteen years and in China people walked around upside-down, and when relatives came over for dinner they hardly ever did the dishes. And man became wise and bought a dog.
R J Mololepozy mused upon the world
For thoughts of grand designs for fun
Distorted images, and frowns turned upside down
He had the humdrum on the run . . . He had the humdrum on the run
This morning, I wrote all over the eye that rides our pyramid: We have nothing more to fear, the Invisible Man is dead!
What if you were an ant... existing in a cubicle one foot wide, one foot high and one foot long. Would you remain in one solitary inch and never move? Or, would you walk every wall and peer into every corner, or perhaps look for a grain of wheat...or sand...something that is different. And what if you found a pebble, would yyoupush it from wall to wall or put it in the corner...and look at it? And if you put it in the corner...and looked at it....when you grew old would you wish that when you were young....you had pushed it?
Yesterday's gone forever
Today's yet not here
As I sit at the typewriter
I have nothing to fear
Nothing to fear
Friends and demons are abundant
sometimes it's hard
to tell which is witch
We could all be dead tomorrow
that's a son-of-a-bitch
And who would ever know those days would ever end
And his many dreams would live on inside his friends
He's probably somewhere now laughing at us all
Waiting for another curtain call
The responsibility entrusted in you for the care and feeding of your Venus Fly Trap cannot be over emphasized. Choosing the right name for your flytrap can be a ticklish business and may make a difference to the growth and development of the plant.
The first name we offer, for obvious reasons is "Snappy." This is by far the most popular flytrap name. However before attaching this moniker to your flytrap check around your neighborhood. Talk to other flytrappers on your block. It is not good to have more than one "Snappy" on the same block. This tends to break down a flytrap's feeling of individuality, independence and many of the benefits that develop from having a non-competitive name. "Chondoo", is a good name to consider for your flytrap. It is highly unlikely there will be another "Chondoo" on your block.
R J Mololepozy
Captain of the freak show
I know his flame will never die
Is that him waiting for your face
around the corner
To hit you with a coconut cream pie.
Today America is faced with many problems and the Institute of the Inconsequential is trying to solve them. As an example: did you know that 1950 was the year the Miss America Pageant decided to choose the winner for the next year instead? They knew they could make more money if she was around longer.
And so we are left without due representation! We need to re-stage this event with eighty-five thousand seven hundred and fifty contestants. All of their photographs will be placed on 1700 blackboards to create a 102 square foot picture of Laughing Sal. The individual photographs will be mounted according to their light density to form this giant picture of the great laughing lady. Next, a bi-plane will drop a small red streamer on the mass of candidates and the winner will be Miss America 1950 -- (it could even be a man).
Saving all the fake rocks
Naked on a street car
Venus Fly trap salesman
Dining on The Bridge
He is now a legend not only in his own mind
Cause now they've put that legend in the fridge
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