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As a cartoonist and storywriter, it's about time I share some of my inspirations.

Doctor Who
Of course it's here. Doctor Who had a big impact on my storytelling and world-building structure in my animated headcanon. Different dimensions, time travel, adventure...what more could inspire me to write?

Matt and Mike Chapman
I freaking love these guys. When I was younger, I would always watch their Homestar Runner cartoons. I love their humor, and implemented their style into my own.

Hayao Miyazaki
How could I forget him? His animation, stories, and characters inspired my own art as well as my writing. Thanks to him, I love writing fantastical situations.

Puella Magi Madoka Magica
Surprisingly, this anime inspired my dramatic tone. I already love the idea of characters going through a lot of psychological hardships, and this solidified my love for it.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
This was the film that inspired me to do crossovers. I love the concept of different characters from other companies meeting, and this was no exception.

Rob Minkoff, Jennifer Yuh Nelson, and Andrew Stanton
These people, in my opinion, are my favorite directors. Rob Minkoff did Mr. Peabody and Sherman, Jennifer Yuh Nelson did Kung Fu Pandas 2 and 3, and Andrew Stanton did a lot of my favorite Pixar films.

Disney, DreamWorks, Pixar, and Laika
Ah, yes. My top four animation companies (in no particular order of course). They inspired me to get into animation in the first place.

Images (c) Their respective owners

Description
Original here: [link]
As a cartoonist and storywriter, it's about time I share some of my inspirations.

Doctor Who
Of course it's here. Doctor Who had a big impact on my storytelling and world-building structure in my animated headcanon. Different dimensions, time travel, adventure...what more could inspire me to write?

Matt and Mike Chapman
I freaking love these guys. When I was younger, I would always watch their Homestar Runner cartoons. I love their humor, and implemented their style into my own.

Hayao Miyazaki
How could I forget him? His animation, stories, and characters inspired my own art as well as my writing. Thanks to him, I love writing fantastical situations.

Puella Magi Madoka Magica
Surprisingly, this anime inspired my dramatic tone. I already love the idea of characters going through a lot of psychological hardships, and this solidified my love for it.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
This was the film that inspired me to do crossovers. I love the concept of different characters from other companies meeting, and this was no exception.

Rob Minkoff, Jennifer Yuh Nelson, and Andrew Stanton
These people, in my opinion, are my favorite directors. Rob Minkoff did Mr. Peabody and Sherman, Jennifer Yuh Nelson did Kung Fu Pandas 2 and 3, and Andrew Stanton did a lot of my favorite Pixar films.

Disney, DreamWorks, Pixar, and Laika
Ah, yes. My top four animation companies (in no particular order of course). They inspired me to get into animation in the first place.

Images (c) Their respective owners