Plunder Pals Art Highlights

Mr. E says: Straight up amazing. Cute, concise, animated, and clearly full of effort, this one takes the cake in my book!

Mr. E says: I like that creepbox123 called it "budget edition"  Smiley -- sometimes the store brand is exactly what you need!

Mr. E says: The amount of white space surrounding Sam's head conveys a feeling of loneliness. Perhaps Sam is daydreaming about being on a tropical island instead of selling his wares?

Mr. E says: It's hard to escape Sam's gaze, though the quality of work here conveys a soft, if insistent, look. Sam is perhaps asking where my pole is--implying I'd forgotten our scheduled fishing trip… which I did

Mr. E says: "Stranded" would be a good name of Sam's autobiography. I like the idea of Sam as the sentimental type, content to visit his ship--as one might visit an old friend or paramour--rather than salvage it for scrap--as one mustn't do with friends

Mr. E says: Wrangling perspective, Izzibu invites us to Parley in the most adorable way possible

Mr. E says: The expressions used go a long way in telling this cute tale

Mr. E says: This already-impressive drawing went even further with its simple animation, really selling that breezy feeling

Mr. E says: This is one of my favorites, as it blends adorableness with a highly skilled execution. Plunder’s tongue gives it a playful feeling that is hard to disagree with.

Mr. E says: Being a Plunder Pal isn’t just about Plunder, it’s also about working together to navigate through chaos, which this piece captures quite dramatically!

Mr. E says: The bunched-up, cloth-like feel this piece conveys feels particularly pirate-y. Sam feels alive with color and character, accented with Plunder’s cuteness

Mr. E says: This piece does an amazing job of blending Trove’s bright, cartoonish look with a more serious tone. Another one of my favorites

Mr. E says: I love this one. It blends Trove’s cubic reality with an amazing attention to detail, and I love the style.