Imaginary characters

cheese always makes me smile

"Hey! Are you drawing me?" "Yeah! See? Here are your horns and here's your funny face!" "Wow! You're amazing, Reina!"

Mac from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends

Oryn’s Instagram post: “Changed up her design a bit also meet Filbert her imaginary friend #art #characterdesign #drawing #comic #sketch #illistration”

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Imaginary Friend on Behance

Art of Nikolas Ilic

"Take her to the moon for me, okay?" —Bing Bong's last words before he fades away Bing Bong is a character in Inside Out. Bing Bong was Riley's imaginary friend that existed within her mind. He was created by her when she was a toddler. As a result, he was somewhat naive in both his appearance and personality. For instance, he does not know how to read everything. Bing Bong's body is mainly made of cotton candy. Shape-wise, he was part cat for the tail and whiskers, part elephant for his…

Fosters Home Wilt waving

Paper Cut Out Rings by *rongs1234 on deviantART

Coco is one of the tritagonists of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. She is voiced by Candi Milo. Coco is kind, benevolent, helpful, funny, silly, ditzy and surprisingly sarcastic, despite the fact she only says one word. She can also be self-centered at times, such as in "Store Wars" when...

Eduardo is one of the tritagonists in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, voiced by comedian/voice actor Tom Kenny. He speaks with a strong Spanish accent, sometimes even using Spanish words. Eduardo is a muscular 7-foot tall (to his horns), 542-pound monster-like "guardian friend". He resembles a mixture of a minotaur and beasts from Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are with purple fur, angled horns, sharp fangs, a pinkish-purple ape-like face, a black scribbly unibrow, black claws…

Illustration, Character Design