I Just Started Playing A Few Days Ago! I Can Already Tell It’s Going Be So Hard To Find Drawing Time

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one of my favorite panels of Dick is when he's wearing a leather jacket over a torn up Discowing costume and now that I've been reading the Titans comics for a while, I finally have context for it:

The New Titans (1988) #86

my man's had his team anniversary party crashed and most of his friends kidnapped and injured while one friend gets possessed and tries to destroy them all only to get murdered by his own father, who Dick then has to fight in the above panels. a couple other's are presumed dead as well. Titans Tower gets destroyed so he's basically homeless except for his shitty apartment. he's having relationship problems because his girlfriend feels like he's smothering her. oh and his brother died not too long ago (in comic time. in real time it's been a few years). also some Time Travel Shenanigans are going on in a weird B plot that's probably going to turn into an A plot soon. he's really going through it

Du’Met looking at Charlie is so ❤️❤️ The head tilt and intense eyes, like he’s never been so interested in someone before, and doesn’t quite understand it. There’s such a spicy tension between them~ 🔥

4 emotions of granthem du’met.

1. the classic. a typical bitch resting face. no fucks given. i mean, he doesn’t emote to the point, where it can be considered an emotion of it’s own. anti-emotion. 

2. alert/surprise. 

3. the unhinged state/dazed. 

4. whatever the hell it is, when he stares at charlie. i literally call this emotion just…charlie. 

in conclusion: until meeting charlie, du’met had 3 emotions. now, he has 4. this is one true character development. 

Raise your hand if you love these cuties. //raise hand

Jason dooodle :0

Young Charlie doodle for the night. He looks so odd cleanshaven. 

Awww this is so cute! 💕 Charlie’s kind of an idiot but we love him, lol. You write them all so well it feels like a missing scene from the game!

Stick Figure

Hope-tober day 6

Mark nudged Kate and raised his eyebrows at her. She answered with a shrug indicating she knew as much as he did concerning this meeting. Jamie and Erin soon entered the room and took their seats looking equally confused. So this was a case of Charlie calling a meeting but explaining to none of them what it was about. Mark did not like where this was going.

“All right, everyone,” Charlie began, “unfortunately the location for our next shoot won't be available until this weekend.”

“Are you kidding me?” Jamie burst out.

“Charlie, I thought you said you had it all arranged,” Kate added with a tired sigh.

“It is arranged,” Charlie insisted. “The time-table's just been shifted a bit. I thought in the meantime we could work through the shots we want.”

“And how exactly are we going to do that?” Mark wondered. Charlie flashed a smile and brought out a piece of paper. It looked like amateur blueprints; a closer look showed that it was to their location. Before Mark could ask any more questions, Charlie also brought out some paper cut-outs glued to Popsicle sticks.

“Uhh.” Erin stared at them, her eyes darting to the other crew-members. Clearly hoping someone else would ask. Kate was bound to, but Mark decided to speak first and save some arguments.

“What's with the stick figures?”

“This is Kate,” Charlie explained, waving one of the figures back and forth.

“I have no idea how to take that, Charles,” Kate said dryly. Charlie ignored the use of his proper name, as he often did whenever Kate spoke it, but his lips did press together a bit tighter.

“As I was saying, this is Kate,” he resumed. “We'll want a shot of her entering the building.” He walked the stick figure forward. Mark glanced over and saw that Jamie was fighting hard not to laugh. He made the mistake of catching her eye and had to bite back his own laugh. “I was thinking Mark could be here to get a good angle.” Charlie used another stick figure to indicate Mark's position.

“Why is my stick figure smaller than Kate's?”

“Obviously because Charlie had to accommodate for Kate's big head,” Jamie answered.

“Could we focus, please?” Charlie scolded. “The more we have this planned out ahead of time, the quicker we can get all of our shots in when we arrive.”

“Sorry, Charlie.” Jamie gave him an innocent smile. “It's just hard to take this seriously when it feels like we're watching a puppet show for grade schoolers.”

“I think it's kind of cute,” Erin piped in. She shot a nervous glance to Charlie. “Well, I mean, not cute exactly,” she quickly corrected. “I mean more like, it's a fun idea. I don't know a lot of directors who block this way.”

“Thank you.” Charlie pointed one of the stick figures at her. “That's the sort of attitude I love to hear. Shall we continue on, then?”

He walked them through all the shots he wanted. They paid attention for the most part, but it was still hard not to look at each other and keep from laughing at how silly it was. Never a dull moment at Lonnit Entertainment.

Average day at Lonnit entertainment