You would be great for a TinTin artist if they ever decide to do a remake.
"Threw something his way" HAHAHA! (nice one) :D

Thank you! However I could only imitate a panel I already saw! There are plenty of native French speakers who have mastered tintin imitation in greater depth and with actual ink who would be better choices than me, but fortunately prior to his death the creator and primary author Herge stipulated that the series not be continued without him so I am not missing out on anything there.
I cannot take credit for the joke either since it accompanied my 2014 uploads as well! Though that may have occurred during the period when I was between accounts so I do not think one ever got here before now.

it does make me wonder: if someone put together a good enough pilot/demo reel, would the Herge foundation authorize a furry version of Tintin?

I do not see how it would benefit them to do so nor can i guess how such a product would possibly have merit if it was merely re-enacting existing stories with mildly altered character designs, and I also do not expect the foundation or casterman or whoever owns what would authorize any new stories. It would potentially be easier (legally) and more interesting to create an original work merely inspired by Tintin.

The adventures of Nitnit and Ywons, coming soon to a youtube channel near you!

(Jokes aside, this is exactly what Fifine by Henbe was, you two might want to read it if you haven't already! https://www.furaffinity.net/view/1084920/

oh! you already said. That is certainly newer than the one I linked to.

I know somebody going by the name  Henbe made a tintin-pastiche looking comic strip about a character called "Fifine" years ago but I do not know how far it went or if it was any good. I remember finding the vulgarity level of the Captain Haddock stand-in distracting and its apparent desire to be an imitation somewhat limiting.

vulgarity of language, I mean; Haddock would when angry say ridiculous things totally removed from conventional coarseness like this character uses. But I expect that from internet comic strips.

Fifine ended about 2012, I think. There was a grand finale where all the mysteries were solved (arguably based on The Cigars of the Pharaoh), and then a sort of epilogue (arguably based on The Castafiore Emerald)

I would say it's good, but then agan, I did kind of read the whole thing in one sitting

Still one of my favorite pieces of art, all these years later.

Both my guy and Tintin would be so much safer if we stopped sticking our nose where it didn't belong! Snowy, however, will forever be getting into mischief.

That's a dead-on imitation.

It might be more accurate than the newer drawing since I [probably] used a mouse for this one, which means the line weight would be uniform, which is one of the tenets of the "ligne claire" technique used for drawing Tintin comics. For the other picture I used my tablet pen, which really needed a replacement nib and some fiddling with the pressure settings, neither of which occurred until after I was finished with it!

YOU'RE TEARING ME APART, CONGRESS!

(you will not get this reference)

Who is that comment for, then?

Honestly, I hoped you would get it anyway. Youtube Poop is not exactly unknown.

Lovely lamp post bird friend!

Nice job!

Look out, Snowy!

I really dig the "Tintin" vibe, here.