Life is Like a Candy Cane!

     How about that "2020" style move Disney pulled by airing the Christmas episode of DuckTales, and then cancelling the show almost instantly after? Merry Christmas, fans!

But seriously... Merry Christmas!

Meep! Meep!

It's not like a new Silly Nate tradition or anything, but I've been making an annual post of Looney Tunes fan art and just barely made it under the wire this year!

Everyone's Favorite Son of Mogh

Hot take: Worf was basically the Rachel of Star Trek. 

Murder Penguins

     I've been geeking out about doing these for some time now and finally got around to it. Here are the characters from one of my favorite board games, Clue, in the way they were never intended... as penguins.

But hey... so what?

Wanda Wandington's Wandrous Wandporium of Wands

 

Mario & Luigi Trading Cards: Pack 1

It's been 35 years since the North American release of the classic Nintendo game, Duck Hunt!

     And even more momentous than that, it's the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Bros. as well! I thought it'd be fun to imagine an animated series based on the beloved video game... well... besides that one... or that one... I thought it'd be fun to imagine ANOTHER animated series based on the beloved video game, and one that comes with a coordinating line of trading cards.

Here's the first wave, front and back. Stick around to collect them all!

Duck-Blur

     As I said in a previous post, I wanted to do a multi-point presentation over why I love the DuckTales reboot as much as I do. I wanted to go into lengthy detail into all the ways it pays homage to the original series, as well as the Carl Barks comics, while simultaneously expanding on these pre-established concepts in order to construct a new and seamless universe that's entertaining for new and old fans alike. I wanted to talk about how in a sea of reboots and remakes, DuckTales actually takes risks and feels fresh, rather than just copying what came before beat for beat.

     I wanted to do all of this... but instead, I decided to convey my love for the series through a barrage of fan art.

Drawing is my love language.

Face Time

Clayface

Two-Face

"Batman villains are a lot of fun to draw."

                                                            - Literally Every Person

Jellicles Can

     Thanks to the recent film, trashing the Andrew Lloyd Weber's Cats has become pretty commonplace, which I think means we won't be seeing any other adaptations of the musical anytime soon. I haven't seen the film yet, but the theatrical production is greatly appreciated in our household, and so I find this fact a little depressing.

     I decided to cheer myself up by giving some of the characters a toony new look and hoping they get another chance sooner rather than later.