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ministar100 · 2 years
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Some sketches I drew in a Stream XD
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mango-mya · 1 year
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AUUGGH I FORGOT I HAD THIS
I made this like several months ago and had it on my yt but I forgot to put it here 😭😭 anyways here
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my-wander-galaxy-drtc · 2 months
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Happy Women's Day!! For all those beautiful, strong, hardworking, brave, loving, happy, intelligent, fighting ladies.... Many blessings on our day girls 🙌💪💯💖
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rh0mbus0fruin · 10 months
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terrible disease I have called "drawing and thinking too much on elaborate human aus" also old hag love real
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beezaartblog · 22 days
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How I measure and draw beeza body type
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wanzaartblog · 3 months
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Happy Valentine’s Day
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little-racer-woy · 7 months
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Art Dump
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faecaptainofdreams · 8 months
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Check DA for brief dialogue!
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blossom-star · 1 year
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Holiday Commission @peridot894
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mayortoadstool · 8 months
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アニメ Background
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a34trgv2 · 8 months
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The Problem With Exposition Dumps
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In any form of entertainment, it's important to establish some context for the events of the story. There is a right way to do it and a wrong way. Dumping exposition onto the audience is most certainly the wrong way. For this post, I'm going to explain my problem with exposition dumps and how to better convey exposition. And in case you're wondering, no, I'm not going to put down writers who use exposition dumps as "lazy" or "pathetic."" My intent is always to educate, not belittle.
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You should be familiar with what an exposition dump is as they pop up everywhere. In movies, TV shows, video games, radio podcasts and etc.. Characters will stop the story dead in it's tracks to spend more than a paragraph talking about lore, character backstorys, or the setting they're in. This makes for boring entertainment because at that point the characters are just spouting random tribia from the story bible and not actually telling a compelling story. I'm all about fun facts and interesting lore, but not at the expense of good storytelling and creative world building.
Let's dissect this clip from Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur. Moon Girl says that she's tired, yet the way she's animated in the clip leads me to believe otherwise as she's not panting or sweating. She also mentions that the bad guy is getting stronger, then asks "but how?" I can suspend my disbelief enough to get behind a child prodigy befriending a dinosaur and fighting bad guys in New York, but I don't buy for a second she doesn't know what a troll is. But okay, let's actually assume she doesn't know what a troll is (as unlikely as that sounds); she should still put 2 and 2 together when she sees that everytime she takes his petty comments personally, he gets stronger. She should've known before this particular clip that he was feeding off her negative emotions like a parasite, or in this case, a symbiote. She then zooms in on the troll and realizes that it's a symbiote before spelling out for the audience what a symbiote's weakness is. First of all, even if people didn't know what a symbiote was, you could've still showed us what it's weakness is by having Devil roar immediately. Or better yet, leave it a mystery to be solved in a latter episode because it honestly doesn't matter too much in the context of the episode. Second, you mean to tell me this kid knows what an alien symbiote is but not a troll? This makes her less of a relatable kid who just so happens to be smart and more like a socially inept outcast who's so caught up in scienec and math that she's basically stupid when it comes to being a human. Not only was this exposition dump useless, it was also poorly constructed based on what we already know about Moon Girl and what kind of girl she's supposed to be.
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Is there a way to give exposition without it feeling pointless and boring, though? Actually, yes. One of the best examples I can think of is the opening to Samurai Jack. It perfectly sums up the main driving force behind Jack's quest with the late-great Mako's chilling and sinster voice, and eerie flute plaing, and the still images that look like ancient Japanese artwork. The lines used are also vague enough for the audience to fill in the gaps and we're told just enough to be invested in the story. Exposition can also be told in a way that's funny, such as in the Wander Over Yonder episode The Ball, where Beeza nonchalantly explains to Wander and Sylvia that the world is ending (again) at the paws of a giant space puppy. The comedic timing is on point as Tara Strong gives a very relaxed and soft spoken delivery as Beeza mentions cannibalism and starvation as possible fates for her people. Exposition can even be sung in a banging musical number, such as Part Of Your World from Little Mermaid, One Day More from Les Miserable, or the iconic Oompa Loompa songs from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. In the hands of the right storyteller, the exposition scene could be an audience member's favorite moment from the story.
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As the saying goes, less is more. This is especially true when you're writing exposition. Dumping exposition on the audience will either frustrate them or bore them to sleep. If you're gonna give exposition during the story, try having it delivered in a way that's interesting; i.e. during an action scene like in Kung Fu Panda, a funny scene like in The Bad Guys, or in a musical number like in The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Just because exposition is necessary doesn't mean it has to be boring. Exposition is the avocado of storytelling. Alone, it's bland and boring as paint drying on a rainy day. With the right ingredients, though, it can make for some pretty good guacamole. See you next time ✌️
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americanvoiceactors · 2 years
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Voice Actress: Tara strong
Timmy turner- The fairly odd parents
Bubbles-The powerpuff girls
Raven-Teen titans
Melody-The little mermiad 2 return to the sea
Spectra,Ember-Danny phantom
Ingrid-Fillmore
Daizy-Wow Wow Wubzzy
Angel-Lilo and stitch the series
Zona-Breadwinners
Beeza-Wander Over Yonder
Terrence-Foster home for imagenary friends
Dil Pickles-Rugrats, The rugrats movie, rugrats in paris,rugrats go wild
Bebe and Cece-The proud family, The proud family movie
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mango-mya · 11 months
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Tried mimicking the WOY artstyle again lol
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But with a fake screenshot instead!! I actually really love how this turned out like whaaattt...
Alt. Version
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peridot894 · 2 years
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beautiful elegant blue ladies are very peaceful
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and hard core boss women!
edit (i don't ship beeza with ripov i see them as friend or in laws)
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celebi9 · 3 years
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Commission for @peridot894!
Thank you very much for your commission!
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beezaartblog · 5 days
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I keep reimagining beeza cause i don’t like the original official version of beeza, she seemed too goofy with that big grin smile with a cal art. I feel it doesn’t suit or fit her as a interesting character. To me Beeza looks better with a small soft smile
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