Really people. Other than it being out of character and utterly stupid there's nothing wrong with it.

I'm reminded of one pic I saw like this, only the artist had drawn them at age 10.

Someone needs to document the thing where a bad idea drawn badly is much less brain-breaking than a bad idea drawn well.

I totally forgot about these! I really love the prancing Qui-Gon Jinn with the daisy. Look how pointy his little feet are!

Y'know, I always thought this one was a joke. I've seen it posted around 4chan before. I can't believe this isn't a joke. Who the hell makes this kind of thing seriously?

Re: last post
Why after viewing this pic, do I get the sudden urge to support Darth Sidious...?

Why are they standing in front of a London Underground-map in the last picture?

Holy shit I know these artists. Well, back in the day.

I didn't even think these sites still existed. WGW, I am going to go and see if I can dig up more horrible examples of my old fandom.

Oh. Oh God.

XD

brb, loling forever <3

I dug up what I could. I'll try and get into one particular site I know still exists in order to grab a couple pages of tentacle porn. Edit: "success".















This last photo is of a mosaic of sorts I made before I had regular internet access (back in the early 00s...). There are a few horrible examples mixed in there that I can't find copies of.

I think this Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan picture can go here too, it's not Japanese and it's a good sketch but it's one of those let's-put-established-characters-into-a-different-world-in-different-roles-rather-than-make-up-our-own things that I've never understood the point of.
It's even got a few lines of fic to go with it.

Quote:

How to explain to a recently bought barbarian that the Venus statue in your garden isn‘t just a naked woman, but the progenitrix of your family? The young Roman nobleman Obivanus tried. “Mater: mother, grandmother; do you understand?” Quigonos the Gaul frowned at the Venus, then at Obivanus – with open disapproval. Frowning, he resumed carrying water. After all, watering the garden was his task. In the evening, the maids reported missing sheets. They were found covering the Venus – in typical Gaul fashion. “You grandmother: no nekkid!” Quigonos decreed. Obivanus scratched his head. This one was going to be a handful.