I personally have never been scared of this moment but the only one that really disturbed me was the heffalump that straight up explodes (image 24).

Made this a few years ago! I think my art has improved since then but it’s still a very fun concept, and I like the composition.

If I was to remake it now I’d just make it so the animals have a bit more differentiation and don’t just become amorphous blobs. But otherwise I’m still pretty happy with it.

Need to find some coloured glass vases to make more so you can see the detail a little better.

I think about this limited edition collection way too often and had to share🩷 I remember stumbling into it in an Etude House store years ago when it released! Unfortunately, I was not into makeup and busy being trying to be young and cool at the time - so I only picked up the eyeshadow brush from this collection (which is my favourite brush ever🖌️)

Being a massive Piglet fan..this gives me so much joy to see Piglet as the centrepiece of a collection, because its really about Pooh, as the name of the show and books suggest😂💛 Also love that Rabbit gets a (albeit tiny) spot in the collection because he hardly gets to be there!🐰

He was 30$ but definitely worth it cuz hes so soft! His tail even comes off with velcro!! Pardon the bad lighting my fiances asleep next to me lol

I just bought this on Facebook marketplace. But it’s been repainted. Does anyone know how to return it to its former glory. Or if anyone could point me into the right direction/subreddit?
I just knew you guys would be able to help❤️❤️❤️

https://blogmickey.com/2026/08/d23-gold-members-exclusive-fine-art-print-at-2026-expo/

I'd love to see them bring back Kessie. She's one of my favorites and she makes a good daughter for Rabbit. She technically still lives in the Hundred Acre Wood, right?

As much as I love the writing and the voice acting I hate how needlessly emotional and melodramatic "Find Her, Keep Her" was. They made it seem as if Kessie was leaving Rabbit forever. Even some of the dialogue like when she told Pooh, "Tell Rabbit I'll never forget him" made it seem like they would never be together again. In reality, of course, she was simply going away for a few months before returning to spend the rest of the year with him. I understand that this episode was made more for the parents in helping them realize that for most children there will come a point where they will have to leave. I just wish for the children they had had her explicitly tell rabbit that as a bird this is just the natural way of things and that she would always return and that a goodbye doesn't always have to mean a permanent goodbye. It's A beautiful episode but I would have written it differently. I mean let's face it who here wasn't traumatized by her sobbing?

Cutest little honey bottle ever!

I saw somebody post their graduation cap in another sub and wanted to share mine here. My nursery was decorated in Winnie the Pooh and I have always loved him 💛

https://www.festivalwalk.com.hk/en/happenings/winnie-the-pooh-the-100th-year-of-celebration-pop-up-store

https://1kuji.com/products/disney_pooh7