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(sigh) Here goes nothing.

Well folks. This is this. It's been exactly 6 months after it's been informed online (especially by the notorious animation news website - Cartoon Brew), that Chris Savino - who created Nickelodeon's recent hit show "The Loud House" (as well a big veteran of TV animation, as you can see in one of my drawings there Chris Savino's TV Animation Path ), has been fired from all sexual harassment and misconduct, that he's been accused from, after being suspended from his job 2 days earlier. (yeah, time flies quite fast, doesn't it?)

Now about the drawing above, it mostly express on frustration of these shocking news, in which myself and a lot of fans of The Loud House (maybe even some of the cast and crew) has witnessed so suddenly. As you can probably noticed, it looks similiar to a picture of Mickey Mouse consoling Kermit over death of Jim Henson or that fanart of Mickey Mouse and Kermit consoling Roger Rabbit over Bob Hoskins's death (who played Eddie Valiant) jaymzeecat.deviantart.com/art/…
With this piece however, the circumstances here are quite different.

Lincoln here, who's shocked and depressed, that the creator of a show, in which he and his family stars in, has done heinous sex crimes; also wonders, is the whole controversy would negatively effect the show. He basically represents fans's (maybe even crew members's) disapointment, that they feel over this controversy.
On right and left, Rocko from "Rocko's Modern Life" and Arnold from "Hey Arnold", who are consoling Lincoln over this whole news.

Why Rocko and Arnold here? Well, for starters, Chris Savino used to worked on both Rocko and Hey Arnold in their original run (On the former, he worked as a Character & Prop Designer on seasons 1-3 (as you can see him in this promo www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vLDMa… ); while at latter, he worked as a storyboard director (particulary on "False Alarm" episode), prop designer, background designer and character designer during its first season) and giving the fact, that Nickelodeon was still working on both "The Jungle Movie" and "Stating Cling" TV movies, the creators of both of these shows were quite aware of all this revelation at the studio. So I can say, that Rocko and Arnold represents Joe Murray and Craig Barlett sharing their sadness with LH fans. Altrough, I haven't seen anywhere about Craig Barlett sharing his thoughts about all this online, but I can imagine him also being disapointed as well. Joe Murray on his public facebook, posted his thoughts over the Cartoon Brew article, which it first informed about this story; later on the comments, after CartoonBrew has been confirmed fired, he sure didn't hide his disappointment for sure www.facebook.com/JoeMurrayStud… , I can especially see that with one of his comments below "It always saddens me when anyone resorts to this behavior, but yes especially when it's someone I've worked with and been friends with in the past. And yes, I've had personal bad experiences with Cartoon Brew as have many who are cartoon creators and seem to be fair game. But I never want to discount anyone coming forward. "

Although, around the time of that fiasco, there was this bullcrap that Cartoon Brew has pulled out, for which some of my friends and I, find it truly asinine cornellsun.com/2017/10/25/chri…

And let me clarify obvious thing, this drawing doesn't mean, that I pity the guilty one. It's about coping with the harsh, sad truth, that could be hard to accept; and for of many people as well. Despite all this trouble, at least we should be thankful, that for many of his good work in animation, especially for broughting up the show, which we know and love. Also thankfully, this show is succesful enough, that not even this controversy would not damage any plans with this show (I'm sure, that despite his rightful firing, Chris believes that the crew will keep doing a great job with all these plans this new season and onward). I'll keep looking forward of The Loud Crew, or should I say, The Loud Family will have to offer in present and the future.

Lincoln Loud, Rocko, Arnold Shortman (c) Nickelodeon, Viacom

Description

(sigh) Here goes nothing.

Well folks. This is this. It's been exactly 6 months after it's been informed online (especially by the notorious animation news website - Cartoon Brew), that Chris Savino - who created Nickelodeon's recent hit show "The Loud House" (as well a big veteran of TV animation, as you can see in one of my drawings there Chris Savino's TV Animation Path ), has been fired from all sexual harassment and misconduct, that he's been accused from, after being suspended from his job 2 days earlier. (yeah, time flies quite fast, doesn't it?)

Now about the drawing above, it mostly express on frustration of these shocking news, in which myself and a lot of fans of The Loud House (maybe even some of the cast and crew) has witnessed so suddenly. As you can probably noticed, it looks similiar to a picture of Mickey Mouse consoling Kermit over death of Jim Henson or that fanart of Mickey Mouse and Kermit consoling Roger Rabbit over Bob Hoskins's death (who played Eddie Valiant) jaymzeecat.deviantart.com/art/…
With this piece however, the circumstances here are quite different.

Lincoln here, who's shocked and depressed, that the creator of a show, in which he and his family stars in, has done heinous sex crimes; also wonders, is the whole controversy would negatively effect the show. He basically represents fans's (maybe even crew members's) disapointment, that they feel over this controversy.
On right and left, Rocko from "Rocko's Modern Life" and Arnold from "Hey Arnold", who are consoling Lincoln over this whole news.

Why Rocko and Arnold here? Well, for starters, Chris Savino used to worked on both Rocko and Hey Arnold in their original run (On the former, he worked as a Character & Prop Designer on seasons 1-3 (as you can see him in this promo www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vLDMa… ); while at latter, he worked as a storyboard director (particulary on "False Alarm" episode), prop designer, background designer and character designer during its first season) and giving the fact, that Nickelodeon was still working on both "The Jungle Movie" and "Stating Cling" TV movies, the creators of both of these shows were quite aware of all this revelation at the studio. So I can say, that Rocko and Arnold represents Joe Murray and Craig Barlett sharing their sadness with LH fans. Altrough, I haven't seen anywhere about Craig Barlett sharing his thoughts about all this online, but I can imagine him also being disapointed as well. Joe Murray on his public facebook, posted his thoughts over the Cartoon Brew article, which it first informed about this story; later on the comments, after CartoonBrew has been confirmed fired, he sure didn't hide his disappointment for sure www.facebook.com/JoeMurrayStud… , I can especially see that with one of his comments below "It always saddens me when anyone resorts to this behavior, but yes especially when it's someone I've worked with and been friends with in the past. And yes, I've had personal bad experiences with Cartoon Brew as have many who are cartoon creators and seem to be fair game. But I never want to discount anyone coming forward. "

Although, around the time of that fiasco, there was this bullcrap that Cartoon Brew has pulled out, for which some of my friends and I, find it truly asinine cornellsun.com/2017/10/25/chri…

And let me clarify obvious thing, this drawing doesn't mean, that I pity the guilty one. It's about coping with the harsh, sad truth, that could be hard to accept; and for of many people as well. Despite all this trouble, at least we should be thankful, that for many of his good work in animation, especially for broughting up the show, which we know and love. Also thankfully, this show is succesful enough, that not even this controversy would not damage any plans with this show (I'm sure, that despite his rightful firing, Chris believes that the crew will keep doing a great job with all these plans this new season and onward). I'll keep looking forward of The Loud Crew, or should I say, The Loud Family will have to offer in present and the future.

Lincoln Loud, Rocko, Arnold Shortman (c) Nickelodeon, Viacom