🍊oringe🍊 (chris) 🧡

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🍊oringe🍊 35 | He/They | Artist, writer, ace 🖤🩶🤍💜

Two sold Ebay listings for "The Art of Over the Garden Wall", an art book to the 2014 Cartoon Network classic by the same name. Both are at $460 and $600. This was due mostly in part to fan interest building over the years combined with lower than average print runs for the book at the time, leading to the perceived value of the book exploding to absurdly high numbers. Don't even get me started on the Deluxe, Limited Edition version of the same book which can hit an astonishing 4-digit number valued price.
my profile picture with the caption "I'm a Millennial. I'm 36. I'm done."
An orange Game Boy Color system surrounded by my Bulbasaur plushes and toys. It's a Japan exclusive Pokemon Center GBC with the Kanto starters on the left (Peep the Charmander battery light on its tail) and Pikachu on the bottom right.
A picture of me at the park with my two lifesize Pokemon plushes. Bulby the Bulbasaur is on the left w/ corresponding Friend Ball and Krusha the Totodile is on the right w/ what was supposed to be a Dive Ball plush but I didn't have one so I had to improvise and grab a Moon Ball instead. Digressing, behind us is a small river and behind that is a large tree on the left with leaves still intact while on the right is a bunch of "dead" trees waiting for the bloom of spring to begin. I took this photo last weekend with my friend in preparation for Pokemon Day. We took a lot more pics than one and some didn't even get shot due to the windy conditions + Krusha kept falling to the ground. He was a PAIN to shoot, but we still made do.
Two drawings of Game Boy/Game Boy Color cartridges of Pokemon Blue on the left and Pokemon Silver on the right, with their respective colors and box art Pokemon in Blastoise and Lugia. Certain things were omitted to cut down on visual noise such as the "GS" logo and "POKEMON SILVER" text that is typical on most Silver cartridges. They also feature textural details such as the notch on the top right that most Game Boy/GBC cartridges had. I chose Blue and Silver since Blue was the first Pokemon game I ever played and Pokemon Silver is my favorite game of all-time. Think of this as my way of saying "thank you" to the people who made these games and to the friends I've made because of this series. Thank you!
My updated profile layout as of February 25th, 2026. My profile picture on the far left is a smiling "oringe" with my username and @ below it. The banner is an orange gradient with intentional jpg/artifact compression to contrast the hand-drawn profile picture.
A beanie baby that I befriended on a train. His name is Nanook the Husky (he/him)
A drawing of beings I call "Bubbles" in the shape of the Seattle Seahawks logo. Behind it, a work in progress drawing of black and white Bubbles.
A bunch of Spheal named Bolba, except one who is named Junior on the bottom right, who is getting flattened for shiny luck.
A bunch of colorful faces called "Bubbles" that are surrounded by a big green Bubble that is filled with many faces. In the middle, a black and white line separates the Bubbles in the background.
A panorama shot of a drawing I made on ice/snow featuring a bunch of figures known as "Bubbles". I used a nearby stick to quickly draw this.
A group of Treecko in a dimensional wormhole, one being shiny
Shiny Totodile found in Area 20. It took 32 phases to find it. One Fletchling, two Squirtle, three shalphas, and the rest were filled with Roserade, Malamar, Gardevoir and Dragalge.
A little area I put near my computer featuring various autumn/Halloween-themed knickknacks I've found thrifting alongside my drawing "Residents of Pottsfield". I gotta add some drapery or something it's looking a little awkward I won't lie
An ad for Goosebumps glow in the dark trading cards obtained from select PepsiCo chip products. These were distributed to supermarkets back in the mid 90's with Prince Khor-Ru on a skateboard with a tombstone advertising the promotion. I've been eyeing this one specifically for years as I love the colors and gritty line work on it. 90's Era Scholastic had an amazing design team that made a ton of strange but colorful and fun merch/promos and I am so so happy to finally own this.
A drawing of Panoots in the form of Cam.Shit's emoji avatar. I feel like I went too extra on the values, so I might try this again but with a more simplified look in the future.