Raphael.

The Prophets Hosea and Jonah.
1510

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It seems that ship was destroyed by The Obsidian Butcher whale! Or Big Dibby for short. This monstrous beast has only been an urban legend by many folks. Even the most daring pirates would shiver in fear by the name!

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My name is Eoin McLoughlin. An Irish animator/artist with a passion for old-style cartoons.

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Eli my girl! she dreams to be famous and a star
she have the talent and the beauty
but she is a little bit of a hot head :^/

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I saw a tweet about and thought of sharing some of mine I done ^^

I would thank the franchise to help bring good ideas and help me learn some stuff ^^

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I'm Eoin McLoughlin and I've been playing around with rubber hose cartoons ever since I directed The Balloonatic (Now up on youtube).

Since then I've been playing around with my character Max and his friend Holly. I hope to developed more artwork and stories.

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I don't always draw rubberhose. But when I do, it's usually my own characters..

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Well, I did say that I only have very few rubberhose drawings, but I still wanna share them with fellow I really want to draw more rubberhose toons and rubberhose related things though and get better at them; I really love 'em! 🖤🖤🖤

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I am Marcus from MadArtsXIII and I am a
I love the style and always will :^)

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Uhhh I'm much more of an OC/Canon junkie than anything..!! ' v ';

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Hello! I love drawing toons and have been drawing toons since 2017! I plan to continue~ 💛

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Uhhhhhhh

I am actually not really skillful in this style and I don’t draw much in it so
Dunno if I count one 🤷‍♀️

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“The Prophets Hosea and Jonah” (c. 1510) depicts prophets and sibyls drawn in a style that responded to Michelangelo’s contemporary work in the Sistine Chapel.

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Raphael’s drawings can be described as rational and systematic (see the grid?).

His techniques set the precedent for drawing conventions to this day.

"The Prophets Hosea and Jonah" (c. 1510), part of “Raphael and his Circle.”

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Hosea Matthews, 1844-1899
yall make some great characters

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