Hello Beloveds ☺️

Seeing RGB stand next to actual people is bizarre, not because of the TV head, but because RGB being called a shortass 5′5″ boi and standing next to big ol’ creature folks has caused me to mentally imagine RGB as much shorter than he actually is.

like, i don’t know why i expected this:

it’s funny because i’m the same height as him, so I know EXACTLY how tall 5′5″ is, and that it’s not that terribly short, but this is what i mentally see

lil btch energy, you know?

CAT DECO

1928 Cat lamp by Alexander Calder. From Art Deco, Avant Garde and Modernism, FB.

Emotional Support Television™

Who am I without my ReminderGB™?

We are watching THIS MASTERPIECE... FOR FREE???

OH GOD THIS IS TAKING A LOT LONGER THAN I THOUGHT IT WOUUUULD WOOH

but uh really really proud of this :) The quality kind of got KABLMAOed but not to worry because I

yeah

but yes yes ruler of everything!

BY THE WAY FOR THE PEOPEL WHO MIGHT NOT HAPPEN TO KNOW ALL CHARACTERS AND STORY BELONG TO MODMAD YOU CAN FIND THEIR STUFF AT JOLLEY COMICS! THUMBS UP

also song belongs to Tally Hall :D

I like this silly doodle a lot so- why not share it here?

This is CRAZY (in the best way)

Two sides of the same coin.

One day Hero's gonna chance it just enough to have Negative carry her if RGB refuses and the road is too much for her. Poor guy will reawaken on top of a mountain with no idea of how he got there.

Cue Hero having a secret stash of onions so that she can cry on command and trigger the change whenever convenient - and RGB will be confused as all hell, dreading any time nightfall is upon them and they have to sleep.

"...That lake'd better be still there when I wake up again." [One onion later] "Volcano. What do you mean, volcano. HOW."

(Characters belong to @modmad)

Work in progress <3 The Property of Hate

Part 1: Hero!

Part 2: RGB!

Part 3: Scene redraw sneak peek!

Saw this for the first time back in 2018 and I still think about this, like, once every 3 months

oops I wasn’t meant to spend that long on this uH

The Bakersfield Californian, California, July 25, 1925