Mastodawn

Paid commission for @[email protected] and he wanted Percy from... far away from the tunnel? Unless he is heading towards the tunnel... #thomasthetankengine #percy #thomas #artcommission #commissions

💧🌏 Greg Cocks May 5

#ThomasTheTankEngine - the #MethYears

Stinkek 🚂Apr 21

I didn't take this gif and I don't know what episode it's from, it's just so mesmerizing I want to share it

#ttte #thomasandfriends #allenginesgo #thomasthetankengine #tttethomas #gif #cartoon

Stinkek 🚂Apr 16

I thought the most secure way to promote my Stoat server on Itaku, BuzzlyArt and Bluesky would be putting its invite link into a picture that only adults logged in would be able to acess.

Krita, 2026

#nsfw #rule34 #ttte #thomasandfriends #thomasthetankengine #tttethomas #thomasallgrownup #digitalArt #fanart #male #animateinanimate #objectum #tentaclepenis #bluepenis #autofellatio #fellatio #oral #selfsuck

Stinkek 🚂Apr 10

My most normal drawing of the titular character and the first time I drew him in his true form. I'm not too happy with his face... hmm...
Finalized on December 31, 2025. MyPaint

#ttte #thomasandfriends #tttethomas #animateinanimate #train #locomotive #male #sfw #thomasthetankengine #digitalArt #fanart

SideQuesting Apr 3

The SideQuest LIVE! April 2, 2026: HAPPY FREAKING BIRTHDAY SIDEQUESTING
My stomach is so full of content it's gonna burst.
https://www.sidequesting.com/2026/04/the-sidequest-live-april-2-2026-happy-freaking-birthday-sidequesting/
#Podcasts #TheSideQuest #BasesLoaded2 #birthday #GridBeat #Livestream #marathon #podcast #sidequest #SuperMeatBoy3d #ThomasTheTankEngine

cs99cjb Mar 28

I have always been very interested in the death of meaning; that's why I joined the C standard committee. An example of semantic death is exemplified by the behaviour of cargo cults, who mimic the rituals of airfields (building towers, waving sticks, lighting fires, etc.) in the hope of eliciting deliveries of cargo. I have only lately become interested in the death of meaning in #thomasthetankengine. In the justly iconic cover painting of the original book, published in 1945, Thomas bursts out of a tunnel in an exciting image. His single headlamp is correctly illustrated to indicate a mineral freight train stopping at intermediate stations. Since then, first the makers of the television series, then countless illustrators who knew nothing about railways (and probably cared less) have slavishly copied that headcode without having the faintest idea what it means. Within a couple of generations, its meaning has died through ignorance and incuriosity. The lamp is now mere decoration, forever fixed in place.