A novel disruptor usually refers to something or someone that causes a significant change or interruption in the traditional way of writing or presenting novels.
It could be about a girl who goes back to a historical period to change something or have an adventure. Maybe she's trying to prevent a disaster or meet someone from the past.
Political cartoons often use stereotypes and common traits to show the differences. For example, boomers might be depicted as more traditional, millennials as tech-savvy, and Gen X as caught in between.
Well, 'caricatura' is Spanish for 'caricature' and 'despertando' means 'awakening' or 'waking up'. So, put together, it could suggest a caricature in the process of waking up or becoming alert.
Well, old receiver cartoons usually had limited animation techniques but made up for it with creative plots. They also tended to focus on moral lessons or lighthearted adventures.
Start with a light gray sky and add raindrops by using short lines. Then, draw wet ground and maybe some puddles. Add characters with umbrellas for a nice touch.