In My Cup Of Tea...

ink-strokes:

So the whole time, the ground they were standing on was EARTH.

Why didn’t anybody (Korra, Lin and the metalbenders) think of just opening up the ground to swallow those mechatechs whole?

I know Toph would’ve thought of it.

SO TRUUUUUUE!! :/

(via kitten-rage)

bryankonietzko:

I “performed” this “dance” for video reference of this kid in episode 302 of Avatar, “The Headband.” I rarely shy away from making a complete ass of myself in the name of fun, so I thought I’d share this with you guys. This was taped back in 2006, but I think my back still hurts.

This is what makes my Avatard life so fantastic. Thank you!

pandalilykorra:

Asamis emotions can look so scary sometimes…

a part of me still thinks she’s an equalist

Me too… I can’t get myself to trust her…

lizclimo:

Super Squirrel   

bryankonietzko:

Ki Hyun Ryu (supervising producer) is another major pillar of the Korra production. I first met him in 2003 when I was living in Seoul, working on the pilot of Avatar. A year later, he took the lion’s share of key animation on the premiere episodes, bringing to life some of the series’ most memorable scenes. I’ll never forget when Mike and I first saw the pencil test of Aang sliding down the iceberg and floating up to hug Appa’s head… we were completely blown away. Ryu can make the most mundane scene shine, like Aang’s marble trick and the now-legendary “Foaming Mouth Guy” bit (the latter of which was 100% his crazy idea). After his involvement in those early episodes (including designing Jet and his gang), Ryu moved on to other projects, and eventually moved the U.S., where he’s been working for several years now.

We are incredibly lucky to work with him again and to have him be such a fundamental contributor to the new series Korra and its style. I can comfortably say that he is the most talented artist I’ve ever known, and it is humbling and inspiring to work with him every day. And though he is a kind, hilarious, and humble guy, he draws the meanest caricatures. Of me. And everyone else on the crew. I’m sure I’ll share plenty of those scathing and wicked sketches in time, but for now, let’s enjoy some of his beautiful and seemingly effortless storyboard panels.

(Source: bryankonietzko)

I must admit I found Bolin quite annoying and immature…

Tenzin is definitely Aang’s son and pupil. Such good airbending moooooves! :D