{stan}
I can’t get over this. Stan’s pathetic face, the bottle of wine (none of that mainstream bullshit beer, thank you very much), the fingerless gloves and the stubbed out cigarette next to his shoe… Dang.
Poor discarded boom box. No longer will you sing your silly love songs. No, it’s all angst and pain from hereon out.
(Source: samandrill)
is this a howls moving castle trace holy shit im laughing
OH MY GOD.
(via nhaingen)
done with sketchbook stuff.
more prismacolorrrsssssss
Hippie-esque Stan in a Colorado springtime. He’s such a sweet kid for the life he leads.
This had me laughing so much
The DIp one especially bugs me, since canonically Damian sold Pip down the river to get into Cartman’s good graces.
I also love how much of an emotionless robot Craig is until the last panel.
URGH CLICHES.
OT3ish… Sort of. I love facilitator Kyle, at any rate.
(via joxem)
Things not to do in South Park.
Soltian is such an awesome artist that it’s actually painful.
Cartman’s feels especially true, for some reason. It seems to me that Cartman does a lot of falling in love. Kyle, Butters, Wendy, Patty Nelson; I s’pose the better term would be infatuation, but compare these obsessions to the other kids. Stan seems almost solely focused on Wendy, Kyle’s been attracted to mostly just Rebecca and Nicole, and while Kenny has lusted over many women he’s only had two girlfriends. At any rate I get the feeling like Cartman’s more emotionally vulnerable than he seems; even if he has an almost non-existent sense of morality and empathy.
(via joxem)
It’s completely impossible for me to look at this picture without thinking, “Kenny. You’re waiting for Kenny.”
In that regard, maybe it’s more of an angst-picture AU? I mean, I know that none of the kids remember Kenny’s deaths (except Cartman. Maybe) but it has to impact them on a subconscious level. Kenny’s deaths begin to be treated with less surprise and more irreverence throughout the series; while the obvious answer is that the creators simply became desensitized to it, this also creates the effect of the characters becoming the same.
Maybe, in this picture, the whole event has been going on so long that the none of them can even remember the kid in the orange parka… But still, they’re waiting at the bus stop.
I create angst where there was none.
asjsjasfkf ok last thing.
I keep drawing out this whole thing with me leaving (wait… no pun intended haha)I don’t know why I thought posting a bunch of unfinished work would be a good “temporary last drawing” to leave on my page.
So I made something a little more “meaningful” haha.I’ll check everything tomorrow morning before I leave! But until then~
Goodbye you guys!
fucking dammit Preoprix knock it off I can’t take much more
I lied give us all your draws oh gods don’t leave
(via me-x-my-laptop)
Sorry more unfinished things. :C
A while ago I mentioned something about drawing the boys all in their alternate outfits, but I never got around to actually finishing this thing. It was going to cycle through all of them really quickly, seizure-like and just be totally obnoxious. XD;;;
But as I worked on it I got distracted by other projects and I looked at it months later and I was like “wow this is a dumb idea”
But now I wish I finished it. XDAlso overly happy Mysterion just kills me.
Peruvians and superheroes and metros and borderguards, why oh why are you spamming us with your unfinished drawings, Preoprix? You’re killing me here. The feels hurt.
I love how each of their expressions reflects differently onto their outfit. Kyle’s face goes from general complaint to disdain at his girly skinny jeans, Stan’s displeased frown at the realization that they’re stuck in Peru and his mustache is a little ridiculous, Cartman goes from just being an ass to being an ass to mostly Mexicans, and Kenny stops shouting “Yes! I’m alive!” to… Well, still “Yes! I’m alive!” but also “Take that, Cthulu!”
Bluh bluh bluh oh gods feels feels everywhere. I’m leaking them. There’s just this puddle impotent emotion dripping down my chair and settling on the floor, where it will stay forever. And cry.
Preoprix, you are a badass artist and you’re going to be a badass medic, no doubt about it. When you get off your hiatus… We’ll be waiting. Even if you’re not into South Park, even if you just draw slime girls all day every day (which is actually still pretty cool), we’ll be here.
(via vladimirmasters)
I listened to “Landslide” all day
Too many gif i know
sorry
i should stop making animations and go to work
mon anglais est pourri
Who are you
I love you ok
The main four characters of South Park actually have a lot of issues and conflict. On South Park’s surface, it’s a pretty superficial show. A usually bizarre and often disgusting problem arises, some celebrities make an appearance, problem is resolved with some sarcastic and insensitive jokes made along the way and bits of character development.
The thing is, the fandom sees things a little differently. In my opinion, the South Park fandom gave the show depth where there previously was none. Fandoms tend to do that. So after you’ve been here for a little while like I have, you start to look at things differently.
Eric Cartman isn’t just an offensive, anti-semitic fat asshole. Well, he’s still all of those things. But he’s also quite probably gender-or-sexuality confused, has a non-functional home-life and is sociopathically incapable of connecting with most other human beings. He has a soft spot for cats, yet he was unaffected by the knowledge that he killed his biological father. He’s a master manipulator and he has a habit of becoming infatuated (romantically or otherwise) with people who hate his guts.
Kyle Broflovski has the least internal conflict, in my opinion. He has a strong sense of morality that gets him into trouble sometimes. Sometimes he feels secluded because of his religion, but it’s not a particularly large part of his character. He can be emotional and passionate (which seems to have made a large amount of the fandom believe that Kyle really does have sand in his vagina and, more importantly, a vagina). His is mother is overbearing and his father is somewhat weak-willed, which the fandom also jumped on. Along with Cartman, he forms one of the driving forces in the show. Despite his lack of internal conflict he has a large amount of external conflict, and his disagreements and moral dilemmas frequently serve to further the plot of the episode.
Kenny, the unsung hero of the fandom. He’s been given his own character development episodes in the later years of the show, most notably the Coon and Friends arc. Kenny has a bad habit of dying. Frequently. Furthermore, no one but Kenny (and possibly Cartman) can remember this phenomenon. He’s a bit of a reprobate and a pervert, but is also extremely protective of his little sister Karen. Taking out the Coon and Friends arc, Kenny is easily the least developed character in the show. However, one can only imagine how alienating it is to die and die and die and to have no one remember your death(s). Since he is the least defined main character, Kenny probably has the most fandom interpretations; from anti-social weird kid to pothead to bisexual sex-god.
And, finally, Stan Marsh. Stan Marsh is the token “everyman”. He’s a normal and sensitive kid who sometimes actively tries to avoid the wacky misadventures he keeps getting sucked into. He has a super-best-friend, a girlfriend, two married parents and a sister. Unfortunately, Stan’s life is anything but normal; and I’m not just talking about South Park side-effects. His parents have separated at least twice, and his sister is abusive. Ironically, cynical Stan, who can deal with almost all the shit the show flings at him had, in recent seasons, taken to alcohol as a way to view his world as it used to be.
And now, for my blatant fan-speculation. I believe that since Stan is the one with arguably the most conventional family (as opposed to Cartman’s single mother or Kenny’s impoverished parents, but rivaled by Kyle’s family) and who is also the most ordinary, shall we say, of the boys, keeping his life stable means the most to Stan. Think about it: he has a smart, pretty girlfriend, a loyal best friend, a close-knit group of other friends- he even has the classic dog! So I postulate that Stan, despite being able to cope with most aspects of his town, correspondingly has serious deficiencies in handling normal change. In ideal circumstances he would be able to adjust and learn from his parents’ divorce, but because South Park exists in an odd “bubble” which denies reality as we comprehend it, Stan is effectively robbed of the chance to learn how to react to long-term everyday change.
How I believe this relates to the super-cool GIF: my interpretation is that this Stan is Drunk Stan, forcing himself to see his world the way he used to. He is trying to look at his childhood friends, and trying to convince himself that not this. this can’t change too. but it can, and it will, and i can’t
i don’t know how
Also this gave me There She Is!! feels and I’ve got Step 4 stuck in my head because it’s so similar this part to Nabi’s breakdown.
(via joxem)
