Development art of the Avatar Aang statue by co-executive producer Joaquim Dos Santos. The statue was a gift from the Fire Nation to stand as a symbol of peace and goodwill.
2/29/2012
gift from the Fire Nation to stand as a symbol of peace and goodwill
tearbending omg
something-even-lighter-than-air:
He definitely has a beard. I’m okay with this.
ugh I know this is probably stating the obvious but I just love how… Aang this is. Something about his style is very deeply ingrained in this Airbending form. I don’t want to call it goofy but guys he starts it by balancing on his pointer finger. And even though it is a powerful — even aggressive — form, it still has a fun, lighthearted feel to it.
^yes
something-even-lighter-than-air:
More proof about this airbender being Aang and not Tenzin thanks to http://avataraang.tumblr.com/
he might have a beard and he might look good with one
but i just dont wanna see him with one okay ;~;
ACCURATE ^^^
it just mkes me sad to see him all grown up
im gonna miss his littleness
i just… *sobs*
i’m really upset
it’s not enough that we can’t see him age
but we’re told flat out that he’s dead
that’s why it’s so hard to let the info sink in
we just see him as a 13 year old
#tearbending
Avatar: The Last Airbender: Finale Pencil Test vs Finale Final Animation
Hey Alan check out these pencil tests :p
Water is the element of change. The people of the Water Tribe are capable of adapting to many things. They have a deep sense of community and love that holds them together through anything.
The Child God ~ Schellibie on deviantart
this might be my favorite piece of fanart ever.
