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Took a break to work on my shifter boy in some famous poses.
(I heavily referenced Fred Astaire and Anthony Perkins)
And Fred and Barney didnt want to go home , so they could keep playing Bowling ....
yeah right ... 😏
214: Fred Finely first appeared in the books "A Team Divided," "The New Ninja," and "Legend of the Brown Ninja." He was the first book exclusive character to get a figure upon the release of 70632 Quake Mech, and to appear in the TV show when he showed up s11e106.
#ninjago
“When we can talk about our feelings, they become less overwhelming, less upsetting, and less scary.” - Fred Rogers
Before Fred, I illustrated a series of "Cosplay Penguins" that I called the "Cosupen". There were over 50 of them based on different characters from pop culture. I used to sell products featuring the Cosupen at cons prior to deciding to move away from selling fanart. (2015-2018)
@CircleToonsHD I found this wet dog at the aquarium, I think his name is Fred or something.
Anyway, here ya go.
This is what Fred looked like when I first made him. The two brothers were elves trying to escape the North Pole.. I made their last name Elfé when I scrapped the idea. Occasionally I'll draw them in their hats and overalls around Christmas; it's tradition 💚💙
Fred was always my support character, it's why I made him as a kid. And also why he's more expressive than any other character I've had
OUR SINGULARITY TAEHYUNG received constant praises for his exquisite delivery. Hamilton Spectator "liked V's sultry dance, Fred Astaire-style" while Grammys said "V's sensual R&B on Singularity was a high point" ☆
#3YearsWithSingularity @BTS_twt
#태형이의_싱귤래리티_3주년축하해
If I had to go by how many of their films I've seen, Gene Kelly. Probably followed closely by Fred Astaire and Lucille Ball https://t.co/PFNUz2tyyu
5月1日発売のEYE SCREAM6月号に、私のインタビューが掲載されております。
基本的には誰とも共感せず、一人でアニメの世界に浸るのが好きな根暗アニオタの私のアニメ観に迫る記事となっております。
表紙はfred perryを着たGorillazのNoodle様。
普段あまり語らない部分なので、興味のある方は是非。
Lovely portrait of Carole Lombard on the cover of Brazilian film magazine, CINEARTE, 1930. Uncredited, but possibly by Fred Moulin and based on a Pathé publicity shot by William E. Thomas, c 1929.
Lovely portrait of Carole Lombard on the cover of Brazilian film magazine, CINEARTE, 1930. Uncredited, but possibly by Fred Moulin and based on a Pathé publicity shot by William E. Thomas, c 1929.
