mariachi zippy🎺🦝

The half-body size of RTDragon and Skecth, as Skecth bored doodling on skecthbook while RTDragon stared at Skecth's doodle skecthbook in natural expression. The background is wooden table, white pearl wall, floor, and door in hue jitter.

The full-body size of Dorothy holds the berry pie, which has been smoked with a sparkling appearance. She turns to the viewers; however, she closes her eyes and faces to the left instead. The background is pink with a white oval in the middle, with other types of berries around it.

The full body-size of Lucky close her eyes, dancing and play the jaw harp. The background is dark lavender musical notes around her, middle lavender square against white background.

The close-up of Banjo "Jo" Harmony nearly facing to the right, closes his eyes while happy, and holds the left paw to wave. The background is saturation pale greenish teal with tiny equal stars symbol and plant texture.

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9: RTDragon & Skecth - Sketchkolbold.
10: Dorothy - Artsy_NightLight.
11: Lucky - @doodahlanding.bsky.social
12: Banjo "Jo" Harmony - @mayor-brightpaws.bsky.social
#digitalart #art #artfight #clipstudiopaint #csp #grimpapuffgallery #disney #countrybearjamboree #scalie #furry #anthro #ocs #oc

It's 106°F outside but I'm thinking about those cold winter days on this Christmas in July!

BIG FROG

They were spotted having fun for once...

A crossover I've been wanting to draw for a while that is surprisingly closer and closer to actually becoming a reality lmfao??
#fortnite #FortniteFanArt #FortniteArt #Disneyland70

Reminder that most of my Disneyland photo collection is available for everyone to view on the Parkendium site😃
mediagraph.io/parkendium/e...

Engine #2, the E.P. Ripley, pulling up to the Main Street Station. It is the engine Walt Disney opened the park with on July 17, 1955.

"it's a small world!" facade during the day. The attraction is set to have an extra line of lyrics added to the song on July 17, 2025.

Splash Mountain as seen from the Harbor Galley pathway, a few weeks shy of its permanent closure. Splash Mountain opened on July 17, 1989, and until this year, was the only attraction to share an opening date anniversary with the park itself.

The Opera House from December 2024. The sign on the front reads "Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln". The Opera House was the first building completed while Disneyland was under construction. It is now home to the new Walt Disney - A Magical Life show, which opens today, July 17, 2025!

Happy 70th anniversary to the happiest place on earth, which is still so near and dear to me💖 (tap the alt text for each photo's significance to today!)

gonna think about ant-man

Disneyland 70th who??? No. Ant-man 10th anniversary.

Well, ya man got a new bear in his collection!
Thank you @doodahlanding.bsky.social for creating this awesome drawing!

some Fortnite critters I've drawn recently lol🐈‍⬛🦮
#fortnite #fortniteart #fortnitefanart

Seems like. Thank you!!!!🙏🏼

how did I forget to show this attack I did for @doodahlanding.bsky.social 😭

#artfight #artfight2025 #artistsonbluesky

This is totally wild to see, especially since when I search that handle, nothing comes up.

making my new comm sheet was rly funny bc I was like I need a drawing I've fully rendered recently and it was either Fortnite man I drew about a 2 months ago or country bears from Christmas 2024 so I went with Fortnite but also I feel like I'm on my knees like YES I STILL DRAW CRITTERS!!!

Should be fixed now!

I want to draw for YOU🫵🏼
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DM me if you're interested or have questions! Don't worry... I still draw Disney and animals, too! Want a social media icon? Icons are headshots/busts! Just pick which style you want it in!
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For more info/artwork examples:
zippyart.carrd.co

Exterior photograph of Chickapin Hill and the final drop into the briar patch.

Splash Mountain #10YearsAgoTodayAtDisneyland (5/22/2015) by @doodahlanding.bsky.social.

Oh yeah absolutely! I almost wonder if the painting is almost like a fish-eye lens if we were to view it whole.

Maybe one day we'll be able to see the diorama painting non-obstructed but for now, unfortunately my fun little side project of comparing the two grand canyons started and ended pretty quickly. Thanks for joining me on this journey! [10/10]

Another theory I have is the photograph referenced could have been a lot older than when it was painted in the late 50s, but it seems unlikely the canyon would change that much in such a short period (1958 to now)

I'd love to find the reference photo the artist used for this painting and if maybe it consists of some East and West viewpoints. I'm assuming they didn't bring a 40 foot tall/306 foot long canvas to the actual canyon for the artist to paint on site😂

As for the far right portion of the diorama, the part you see right away upon entering the tunnel, I could NOT find a canyon cliff with that little notch taken out of it. You also cannot see the Colorado River from the South Rim (specifically the Bright Angel Trail viewpoint).

Another issue I ran into is the canyon walls all look so similar, it's nearly impossible to tell which one should be what, so it's possible I didn't even pinpoint the correct areas. BUT, I also couldn't find any canyon cliffs that looked JUST like the painting.

The unfortunate part of viewing the diorama from the railroad is that most of the painting is obstructed by the foliage and animals on display within it. This is the best shot you can get of the canyon backdrop and as I've highlighted here... doesn't really line up well with the real thing.

This canyon cliff on the far left of the diorama was the only one I could for sure match up with the real deal. It has a really unique shape and is much larger than any of the other canyon walls.

My theory is that the canyon from the south wasn't as long as the diorama painting was supposed to be. Add a few extra canyons in, no one's gonna notice, right? Here's a pano I took at the canyon myself. There's really not much more past the building on the right other than the other canyon wall.

I'm starting to realize the panorama painting in Disneyland may not be all that accurate to the real deal! The diorama is based on the South Rim of the canyon. But I'm starting to see, as I'm comparing photos of the painting to the real thing, the might've artist taken a TON of liberties.

I was going to do a long thread and compare one of the Grand Canyon South Rim viewpoints to its counterpart within the Disneyland Railroad and highlight the exact cliffs from the real canyon that appear in the diorama's painting. However... 🧵[1/10]

how many signs can you fit in one photo
#SignageSunday

lmk when you figure it out it's really hard I know