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Margaret White Denied Entrance from Heaven

(Just after Margaret White died, she finds herself above the clouds in front of a golden gate, decorated with an eye. In front of said gates are Sera and Deerie. The former having a disgusted look on her face and the latter a smug one. Nonetheless, Margaret is excited.)

Margaret: Is this Heaven? Have I pleased the Lord enough to get here?

Sera: Think again, Mrs. White.

Deerie: Mmm yeah no, sorry. But I’m afraid your abuse of your daughter, manipulating her, before finally trying to kill her has cost you your ticket to enter. Yeah, no.

Margaret: WHAT!? What are you talking about? Everything I did was in Heaven’s name! I deserve to be here!

Sera: No you do not. All your beliefs are nothing but ridiculous lies just to keep your daughter in line. Most of them don’t even make any sense: “Acne being God’s way of chastising you”? “The first sin was intercourse”? I’ll have you know the first sin was in fact disobedience.

Margaret: Everything I did for my Carrie was to protect her, and when I stabbed her in the back with that knife, it was to free her from witchcraft and her sins.

(As Margaret keeps blabbering on, Sera facepalms in annoyance and Deerie files her hoof, uninterested in her excuse.)

Sera: It doesn’t matter, because of your sins and false beliefs in your religion, you are banned from ever entering Heaven’s gates.

(Shocked, slack-jawed, and wide-eyed, Margaret throws a tantrum; scratching herself and pulling her own hair as she did when trying to manipulate Carrie to not go to Prom.)

Margaret: NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! This cannot be! I did everything for Jesus! Let me into Heaven! You can’t do this to me!!!

(Sera, unamused at Margaret’s immature outburst, turns her back on her and is about to leave before commenting,)

Sera: You know, it’s delusional hypocrites like you who give Heaven a bad name.

Deerie: So yeah. Sorry to have to do this but… you’re going to Hell. Bye! ^_^

(A portal suddenly appears under Margaret’s feet, and she falls down, screaming as she does so.)

This one took a whole lot longer to work on, especially with having to get the details in Sera’s hair, wings, and dress right. I had thought about working on something like this for a while now. And let me tell you, watching Margaret getting denied by Sera is as satisfying as a big fat slice of catharsis pie! Not to mention I took a little inspiration from this piece from BlackWolfStar15: https://www.deviantart.com/blackwolfstar15/art/Contest-Entry-Margaret-Gets-Rejected-By-Heaven-884506113. Anyway, I hope you all like this. Like I said, it may have taken a lot more time and precision to get this done, but it was all worth it.

Margaret White from Carrie belongs to Stephen King and MGM

And Deerie and Sera from Helluva Boss and Hazbin Hotel respectively belong to Vivienne “Vivziepop” Medrano, A24, and Amazon Prime

The Eye of God is Watching Us

A bit of “Unicorn Wars” fan art that took me quite a while to work on. The part that challenged me the most was getting the body positions of Azulín/Bluey and Gordi/Tubby right. Not to mention getting some lighting under the unicorns’ heads. Still, I think this turned out pretty good.

Unicorn Wars belongs to Alberto Vazquez and GKIDS Films

Bubblegum Scumble

Another quick painting I did to experiment with my cheap paints for scumbling. I always had a thing for bubblegum, especially in cartoons, comics, anime, games, etc. With how translucent my paints usually turn out, I thought I’d try them out on this. I was a little impatient with the lips, since I didn’t have enough time to put any light on them or make them more anatomically correct. But I think the bubble turned out pretty nicely.

Sunset Behind the Mountains

This one was just an experiment in scumbling with the cheap acrylic paints I got from Walgreens. As you can tell, the scarlet and the violet barely blend into each other, and I could barely get some thin lines in the mountains, let alone lighter grey cave-ins. Regardless, I still tried my very best to get the image right.

This one took more time and precision than I thought. Mixing the right shades of blue over a really dark blue background.

A screenshot repainting of the Night Wind coming for Unico to take him to the Hill of Oblivion under the order of the gods. The look on her face shows just how no-nonsense she is and how she’s willing to do what the more merciful West Wind couldn’t.

The Fantastic Adventures of Unico belongs to Osamu Tezuka and Sanrio

Emily Elizabeth’s Favorite Bubblegum

For as long as I can remember, I can honestly say that if this brand of gum were to exist, I’d gladly buy some. Too bad it got in Emily’s hair in the “Clifford the Big Red Dog” episode, “Embarrassing Moments”.

This one was a bit challenging for me because I kept getting the shape of the bubble and the gum wrong as well as the colors right. If I were to guess though, I still tried my very best.

“Clifford the Big Red Dog” belongs to Norman Bridwell

Gray clouds and blue rain.

Another one I made in the same Art Club, but quicker than usual because I was in a rush.

Heart Cake a la Thiebaud

With my first week of landscape painting class, I used up a bit of the leftover paints as well as my own for this one. After finding a few cake paintings made by a guy named Wayne Thiebaud, I figured I try something similar to what he did. As you can see, mine isn’t as complex in terms of tone or details, but I tried my very best.

I worked on this one a little quicker than I usually would. Just a random picture of jellyfish swimming around near the ocean floor.

Carrie & Matilda

As Matilda Wormwood does some research through the Chamberlain Archives, wanting to know more about the history leading to the events of the Black Prom, Carrie White’s ghost looms over the young girl, waiting for the right moment to strike.

I had been meaning to do something like this for a while since I got into painting this for a while. A picture for a potential movie poster or graphic novel of a crossover a lot of us want but can’t due to copyright: Carrie White and Matilda Wormwood.

I like to imagine the story taking place some time after the events of Matilda (the 1996 film version) in which Matilda begins to have visions of the old town of Chamberlain, Maine raided by ghosts, led by a very sad girl in red. Somehow she visits Chamberlain to investigate, asks the surviving townsfolk about what they recall what happened and why before finding a volume of the town’s archives. Later on, she confronts Carrie’s ghost, sympathizing as well as empathizing with the teenage ghost before somehow helping her realize the error of her ways and finding peace. In other words, my own take on the Laika stop-motion film ParaNorman.

Carrie belongs to Stephen King

Matilda belongs to Roald Dahl

Blitzø vs Azulín/Bluey

I had been meaning to work on something like this for a while. Using the canvas background I meant to use last Thursday along with my other two paintings, I figured I’d finally work on this.

As I mentioned in a comment for a meme: to me, Bluey (Azulín in the original Spanish version) is almost like the more villainous, truly evil version of Blitzø. Both desire to be loved, have issues with their families and friends, and their attitudes tend to drive them further apart. Except while Blitzø was able to at least somewhat reconcile and try to improve his behavior with others, Bluey sticks with his ill-tempered, envious demeanor do he does not back down from his goals of becoming the best. Not to mention, Blitzø is funny and often cracking jokes, often to derail from his own personal issues, as opposed to Bluey being a bitter, rude, and self-centered asshole to the bone just to feel superior to those around him. Blitzø genuinely loved his mother but has an abusive father who favors Fizzarolli so he can become rich; Bluey holds both his parents in contempt as his mother cheated on her husband (thus leading to Bluey poisoning her out of impulse, only to regret it as soon as he commits the deed), and only tolerates his father because he (the dad) favors his son over Bluey’s brother Tubby as well as holding his old man as an example of a pathetic loser, something Bluey doesn’t want to become. It even extends to how their faces get damaged; Blitzø has scars on half of his face, on his hands, and parts of his chest from a fire he accidentally started; while the half of Bluey’s face is horribly disfigured and his left hand is completely missing after getting pushed off a cliff by a unicorn.

In conclusion, I thought it would be interesting that if the two were ever to meet and learn about each other, I’ll bet Blitzø would be disgusted by how much worse Bluey is compared to him and the two would duel. Though knowing Bluey, he’d most likely lose since he only has a bow and arrow and a knife while Blitzø has a knife AND a gun.

Helluva Boss belongs to Vivienne Medrano/Vivziepop

Unicorn Wars belongs to Alberto Vazquéz

Magnetic Rose

An acrylic paint screenshot recreation of one of the last shots from the first and arguably best short film of the sci-fi anthology anime film Memories. I know the final product looks a bit rushed when looking at the flower, but I did not know how else to finish it.

Magnetic Rose belongs to Koji Morimoto and Satoshi Kon

A Bloody Spectacle

“I will cast abominable filth upon you; make you vile, and make you a spectacle.” ~Nahum 3:6

A triple crossover of Little Shop of Horrors, Carrie by Stephen King, and Nope by Jordan Peele. This piece brings out the themes of spectacle and the terrible consequences that come if we are not careful about it.

As Jean Jacket spews the bloody remains of its latest victims over poor Carrie White, standing barely safely above the anticipating pod of Audrey II. All three show the catastrophic results of how we are not always aware of how terrible the actual story certain events originated from really are or how dangerous what we are seeing can be.

P.S. Always wanted to try making something like this after connecting all three horror stories together by themes.

Little Shop of Horrors belongs to Roger Corman, Alan Menkan, and Howard Ashman

Carrie belongs to Stephen King

And Nope belongs to Jordan Peele

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