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Now's the time for me to share some MHA sketchbook pages

At the old age of 21 I decided it'd be good for me to get into shonens so... Here it is I guess. My hero fcking academia.

Here's my sketchbook, I just started a new one and it begins with hero teens, as it apparently happens-

I personally really love the bakugang (and kiribaku), plus Tokoyami and Tsuyu (who I need to draw soon).

Also I will open commissions soon, so stay tuned if you're interested!

JK

when the rhythms are doctor

my gift for @margroot / @RuneFactoryNonsense ! the prompt was happy mob/mob having a good moment. so there she is overjoyed over a new record and being hyped up by body improvement club members :)

thank you @mp100secretspirit for hosting this incredibly fun event! i'm super happy to be a part of this <3

*allan voice* anyone remember that time charlie brought in that crab trap thing for no reason? tf was that, Charlie? Tryna have a chekov’s gun

Kagebros!

[ID: A digital drawing colored in a style with thin, textured, sketchy lines. It depicts Arthur and John sat at a piano, visible from the chest up while Arthur plays, and John has his head tucked over his shoulder. Arthur sings in cursive script: "I really can't stay..." and John sings along in all caps: "But Orthur it's cold outside!!!" "I've got to go away..." (in even bigger text, being cut off by John's shoulder: "But Orthur it's cold outside!!!"

The drawing under the cut is a small, sketchy doodle of John's full body. He has six arms and two legs outstretched beneath his yellow cloak, his eyes wide, and he has a santa hat. He says "but ORTHUR!"

Character designs: Arthur is a thin white man with blond hair, a scarred right eye, and a thin mustache. He wears a sweater with a Christmas tree. John is a humanoid, grey-skinned entity with long curly hair falling from his yellow cloak. His face has limited features, but his eyes are yellow half moons that trace lines of gold down his face. End ID.]

What a year huh

But orthur!!!!

“Abbey Road”.

by Klaus Voormann.

Interesting that he only drew Paul’s eyes; such a mix of pain and intensity.