Creativity Thread

[ZombiePlatypus]

My grandmother gave this to me today, something I drew back when I was (relatively) small. I didn't know how to write yet, so my mother transcribed what I told her it was and wrote it on there: "Dixie Chopper That Chops Trees". It was an anthropomorphic version of our first dog, Dixie, chopping down a tree with an ax. You can't really tell any of that from looking at it.

[noobspoon]

Drawing furries before you could write? That's special.
It is a great picture though, I've got a book full of shit I drew when I was really young somewhere.

[Panzadolphin56]

What age did you draw those at ZP?

I have pictures I drew from when I was, I think, 5, of characters from mortal kombat - the ninjas and gorro, with like little sausage arms and the sort of awkward 'not quite in the lines' colouring kids do at that age.

[ZombiePlatypus]

Drawing furries before you could write? That's special.
It is a great picture though, I've got a book full of shit I drew when I was really young somewhere.

If you look at that drawing and see something you want to have sex with, that's on you, Spooner.

What age did you draw those at ZP?

I have pictures I drew from when I was, I think, 5, of characters from mortal kombat - the ninjas and gorro, with like little sausage arms and the sort of awkward 'not quite in the lines' colouring kids do at that age.

I don't recall the age and it's not written on there anywhere, but going off of what I know I had to have been a toddler.

[noobspoon]

It was more of a reference to you thinking about anthropomorphic characters at such a young age.

[ZombiePlatypus]

Disney, bro. Disney.

[noobspoon]

Talking animals isn't quite the same as an upright walking animal, I guess is just shows how great of an imagination you have.

[ZombiePlatypus]

Your childhood must've been quite sheltered.

[Panzadolphin56]

Yeah, what you on about Noob?

[noobspoon]

Holy shit I forgot that film even existed. Lion king was my Disney film of choice though because Simone and Pumba are amazing, I had a Simone and Pumba tape I used to watch all the time.
Being a later generation Robin Hood wasn't really one of the big Disney films I grew up with.

[ZombiePlatypus]

Being a later generation Robin Hood wasn't really one of the big Disney films I grew up with.

That movie came out well before I was born, but I still watched it as a kid. But okay, I'll let you have that. Howsabout this:

[noobspoon]

Don't have a clue what that is.

[ZombiePlatypus]

I just don't even know how to respond to that. I'm flabbergasted.

[noobspoon]

Reverse image search came up with Darkwing Duck, i have honestly never heard of that character before. I was born in 1994 so i guess it was never aired in the UK when i was growing up.

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This on the other hand.

[ZombiePlatypus]

Duck Tales came before Darkwing Duck though. DD was a spin-off of DT, with Launchpad jumping ship and joining the latter show.

I know my Disney Ducks, bro.

[Aaron Mxy Yost]

I loved me some Disney Afternoon shows when I was a kid. My friends and built a cartoon village for school in the fourth grade that had DD's mansion, Scrooge's moneybin, the Rescue Rangers' tree, The Gummi Bears' hideout, and more. Wish I had pictures.

[noobspoon]

That doesn't mean i watched it though, I didn't even know the cartoon existed before you mentioned it. It probably only aired on the Disney Channel in the UK which i didn't have.

[Panzadolphin56]

Don't remember the Gummi Bears but I remember all the others. I think the BBC used to show them on Saturday/Sunday mornings every week, they used to cycle 'em round with Tom and Jerry and a few other shows.

You might be too young for it Noob, it was when they used to show The Raccoons aswell, and I think that was repeated for absolutely years before they eventually stopped showing it.

[noobspoon]

I briefly remember The Raccoons, can't remember ever being into it much though.

[Panzadolphin56]

No, it was terrible. Absolutely terrible. I blame the Canadians.