When you've been longing to have a boy for years and finally got a cute lil dumpling👼
I'm sorry for drawing Ransom little too much.
Rabbit,Stan and I really love both of their children, of course, but man Ransom is way easier to draw, somehow.
I'm sorry for drawing Ransom little too much.
Rabbit,Stan and I really love both of their children, of course, but man Ransom is way easier to draw, somehow.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fanart
Species Weasel
Gender Any
Size 1719 x 1050px
It... really does sound like something Stan would say XD down to the letter
You aren't drawing him too much, no worries! :B He's adorable.
we demand more ransom.
heck...WE WANT RANSOM AND HARVEST ADVENTURES
so, practice drawing rance. a lot :)
heck...WE WANT RANSOM AND HARVEST ADVENTURES
so, practice drawing rance. a lot :)
This is a perfect use of the meme. I genuinely feel that this is in-character for Stan and that makes it so much funnier.
Why I want to give the baby a kiss on his nose X///X so cute
Aaah, it just occurred to me how this would all play out, with Stan's desire for a son and him and Harvest not quite clicking.
You can bet as soon as Ransom was born Stan would be all over him, always wanting to hold him, telling him the things they will do together when he gets bigger, doting on him day and night, making great plans for how he'll grow up. This is, after all, his son; the child he always wanted. He was raised in a very male-oriented family and a big goal of his life is to pass on his family to a son of his own. And it is his chance to do everything right this time, the total opposite of what his dad did. He swears his son will never feel the way he did growing up, that Ransom will have an awesome childhood and nothing at all will ever hurt him.
And he ignores Harvest entirely, making her sad, but he doesn't notice. (That's what ignoring IS.) Only Rabbit is old enough to notice this of course, and she has to ask Stan if he's not playing favorites. Stan assures her that of course he is, that it's great now that he has a kid. In fact they both have one each so they don't need any more. Rabbit is horrified by this sort of talk and says that that's not how parenting is supposed to work. Stan says of COURSE that's how it works. she has Harvest, he has Ransom, everyone's happy. He doesn't understand why Rabbit is so upset. There's an argument and Stan leaves. But while he's stomping about all annoyed he comes across Harvest, sitting by herself in a corner not doing much at all because there is nobody to play with.
And then Stan remembers al the times when he was young and alone and had nobody to talk to or play with. And he understands that if he keeps acting the way he is then he'll be doing exactly what his father did with him, not the opposite. Then he realizes what Rabbit was talking about, that both his children need love and attention from both their parents.
So he sits down with Harvest and asks her what she's playing and they spend the afternoon having fun, even if the games are girly and boring for woozles. And when Rabbit finally finds them he pretends like nothing was ever wrong and of course he would never play favorites because he is never wrong about anything. And Rabbit is annoyed and confused, but happy that everyone is getting along again.
Then five minutes later Stan gets a hunny pot stuck on his tail.
You can bet as soon as Ransom was born Stan would be all over him, always wanting to hold him, telling him the things they will do together when he gets bigger, doting on him day and night, making great plans for how he'll grow up. This is, after all, his son; the child he always wanted. He was raised in a very male-oriented family and a big goal of his life is to pass on his family to a son of his own. And it is his chance to do everything right this time, the total opposite of what his dad did. He swears his son will never feel the way he did growing up, that Ransom will have an awesome childhood and nothing at all will ever hurt him.
And he ignores Harvest entirely, making her sad, but he doesn't notice. (That's what ignoring IS.) Only Rabbit is old enough to notice this of course, and she has to ask Stan if he's not playing favorites. Stan assures her that of course he is, that it's great now that he has a kid. In fact they both have one each so they don't need any more. Rabbit is horrified by this sort of talk and says that that's not how parenting is supposed to work. Stan says of COURSE that's how it works. she has Harvest, he has Ransom, everyone's happy. He doesn't understand why Rabbit is so upset. There's an argument and Stan leaves. But while he's stomping about all annoyed he comes across Harvest, sitting by herself in a corner not doing much at all because there is nobody to play with.
And then Stan remembers al the times when he was young and alone and had nobody to talk to or play with. And he understands that if he keeps acting the way he is then he'll be doing exactly what his father did with him, not the opposite. Then he realizes what Rabbit was talking about, that both his children need love and attention from both their parents.
So he sits down with Harvest and asks her what she's playing and they spend the afternoon having fun, even if the games are girly and boring for woozles. And when Rabbit finally finds them he pretends like nothing was ever wrong and of course he would never play favorites because he is never wrong about anything. And Rabbit is annoyed and confused, but happy that everyone is getting along again.
Then five minutes later Stan gets a hunny pot stuck on his tail.
Another masterpiece!!!!!
And this is absolutely beautiful!!!
I think you put the effect of Stan's childhood in his personality perfectly.
He's struggle of having wife and family just make me cry ;o;
Thank you again, you my muse<3<3<3
And this is absolutely beautiful!!!
I think you put the effect of Stan's childhood in his personality perfectly.
He's struggle of having wife and family just make me cry ;o;
Thank you again, you my muse<3<3<3
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