Is that Angel's Egg? I watched it once, long time ago, i think it was one of those 2 deep 4 u type of deals.
Check out Neo Tokyo(1987), Memories(1995), Samsara(2011), Turksib(1929) Chronos(1985) and Koyaanisqatsi(1982) if you haven't already.

>>19647
can someone recc me anything like kaiba? I really loved that show

I’m not an artist but I’ll try and answer this. If you look at famous surrealist artists, such as Dalí, they all started painting very conventionally before getting more creative and developing a style. What this means is that you need to master the basics before you try something like this.

I asked on a forum ages ago about starting to learn to draw and the pic related books were recommended to me as good for absolute beginners. I haven’t gotten around to using any of them yet, but one of them shows a student’s before and after pictures and there is a huge difference so I do think this might be helpful for you to start with. I don’t have the books at hand so I’m not sure which one has the before and after but they all seem worth trying.

Once you’ve mastered that, what artists usually do is copying other people’s work they like until they are comfortable doing that style. Then gradually modifying things until they are able to create something completely new and create their own unique style.

I love lowbrow art like this, I've been drawing for a good decade now but have sort of all but dropped it past few years, some things happened and I've fallen in a depression hole. Anyways, first thing is to git gud at the basics, you don't need to be perfect at everything. Like, pick the subject you want to portray, if it's humans, you can kind of get away with knowing less about backgrounds, enviornments, animals etc. And use references for when you want to draw these things. But the main subject, you need to practice that the most. In different mediums, see what you like. You could go on /ic/ for looking at what books are the most essential, loomis etc. There are some good youtubers as well. I love this sort of 'whimsical' almost art style too but I'm really saddened by how much pedos rule the lowbrow art scene.

>>17352
like what >>17353 said, learn some basics, you don't have to be a Da Vinci, but just try to understand and practice them. At the same time, look for artists that you want to emanate and try to imitate their key features. Just learn and have fun! You will find your way

>>21262
Also, l…links?

>>21262
Most of it is written by men anyhow. Men who repressed that they're actually decent romantics and not the cringe M/f dynamic that gets constantly shilled as ""normal"". But they write about two girls because they feel it would be cringe if they wrote one of them as the guy he imagines himself being in that relationship.

We live in a society that has pushed out normal cute things into being "gay".

>>21386
I always thought yuri and other lesbian stuff done by guys was just done by very insecure men that can't imagine a penis in a make-believe relationship because that'd be "gay", either that or some moids just like those sorta pairings, kinda like some women like yaoi better.

>cringe M/f dynamic that gets constantly shilled as ""normal""
Aren't straight relationships like… 96% of all relationships? By definition they are normal, since they are the standard.

>>21262
Because normal stuff is usually smut with shit writing on top of it in order to call it "romance." Whereas lesbian fiction is full-on romance with little to no smut; the latter being better called erotica bits within a romance writing if it has thar little smut.

To add, I don't know if, at this point, you maybe have realized you were lesbian. But in case you have not, maybe you should read a good "clean romance" piece sometime before thinking that you are fully gay for not liking hetero stuff.
Though, at the end of the day, who am I to literally diagnose you with the gay? Nobody IRL can really do that but yourself, and yourself only.

>>21392
*diagnose you with the hetero
My bad.

>>20271
Based.

>>20271
Oh shit I am so mad I thought she was just a quirky moid hater but turns out she was abused and is in genuine fear, that hit too close to home.

>>19976
Fumetsu No Anata E
I dropped Slime because it feels like a soulless powertrip with 0 struggle, consequences and character development. I dont really feel interested in anything from this season, might rewatch Bungou Stray Dogs.

Shiroi Suna no Aquatope looks beautiful and is cute/relaxing, highly recommend it

I watched Season 1 of HameFura, really liked it and liking Season 2 too.

>>21288
>nasolabial folds
I thought it was just a meme, but they actually are a thing.
Without makeup Lady D would be a 4/10.
You will note how they also gave her an apple shaped body, a fridge body wouldn't have worked as well but would have been more realistic.

>porncoded

is this some new twitterzoomer slang?

anyway, video games are made by men for men. we can complain all we want but nothing will change until women start to make their own games and that wont happen in our lifetime.

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>>21290
Seethe

Screw that, they snubbed Heisenberg

>>19721
very disturbing story that served no purpose, no real build up, his actions were disjointed and pointless, i did not buy the character, the way they insisted upon (as usual with japanese garbage) drawing disfigured/abused/tortured raped subtly sexualized dead girls, both little girls, and women, in detail many times, the rest of the story, just, all of it, but especially the annoying propensity for "artists" and authors to want to draw disfigured dead, raped little girls and women. it's not meant to not be sexualized, i don't believe any of the content in books like this aren't meant to serve a certain audience that are aroused by these topics and images. there was no horror or fear in this book, just feels like fetish material masquerading as edginess

>>19550
>>19549
If you liked Aku no Hana, I suggest you check out Onani Master Kurosawa. It's pretty different and doesn't focus on the self-destructive aspect of adolenscence like Aku no Hana. I tend to think of them together because they're both about a coming of age story of an unlikely loser, who has done a lot of bad things out of lust.

And, uh, don't get filtered by the start. Yes, it starts off like a masturbation-themed Death Note parody, but please, it's not all silly!

Read Ultra Heaven yesterday.

You really can tell that the mangaka has done a bunch of drugs.

Blue Box is cute…I love sports manga

So glad I finally decided to check out Dungeon Meshi. I've been having a lot of fun reading it.

>>21188
fujos only "worship" fictional men and many are febfems or just date each other irl.
and idk if "worship" is necessarily the right term because of lot of BL actually depicts violence towards men.

>>21194
>and idk if "worship" is necessarily the right term because of lot of BL actually depicts violence towards men.
lmao shit argument. Most of that "violence" is extremely romanticized like in shojo romance, and I bet you can't name a single time that BL has had violence towards male characters as a reflection of the author's hatred towards men. Also, you're kinda contradicting yourself there, since you said fujos only worship fictional men (which sometimes is true, other times not), but also that the violence depicted in BL is.

>>21253
I understand being mad at anyone who shits on yaoi for being for women, since yaoi has been "a girl thing" par excellence for decades. But "our equivalent for porn" can also be yume art/otome/TL for those of us who are tired of flicking it to gay anime boys.
>It is definitely not worshipping men
Not even the anon you're replying to, but it is no coincidence that there's an overlap between fujos and FtM/auto-androphiles. It almost happened to me, too, and only recently I realized that I wasn't the only one and it was way more common than I imagined.
Also, fujos tend to loathe female characters, how the fuck is that not worshipping men.

>>21258
*but also that the violence depicted in BL is supposed to mean that they don't worship them.

>>21034
fujos are kewl cuz they make men seethe on /y/

>>21260
Is it true that /y/ has been dominated by whiny gay men for a few years now? I heard that they'll bitch at anything that isn't fat and hairy bara men

>>20490
Yes and I'm crazy excited for SMT V.

>>20493
Oh wow there is a remake version? I played it on my SNES when I was young and it was amazing. Can't wait to check it out.

>>20490
i like JRPGs, but rarely finish them. i blame my ADHD brain. not super into western RPGs, cause i feel like theyre too generic. Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines and Biomutant are pretty good, though. the worlds are super unique and the lore is pretty interesting.

>>21231
Me too, I need to get a switch but they're still really expensive, even used ones. It's annoying. Most of the games are expensive too. I don't want to pay $50 for Mario Kart and Odyssey used, they're years old at this point. Fuck Nintendo honestly

I really enjoy the Dragon Quest series although it isn't as popular as FF where I live. My first RPGs were DQV and Chrono Trigger. A lot of the RPG remakes for DS are really well-made, so I can play them on a PC emulator instead of shelling out money for consoles. I don't think I'll ever buy a Switch kek

i was rly into club penguin private servers as a kid and club penguin blogspot blogging in general

I'm sure livejournal will be gone soon

>>21230
Isnt it already ded? Last time I tried to search some popular fandom (hp to be exact) I didn't find any sort of mesmerizing activity here.

>>17367

Speaking of dress up sites, I was obsessed with Stardoll for the longest time. I actually still have one of my accounts. Then there was also i-dressup which was like the dollar store version of Stardoll. There was another one that I can't remember the name of but it was some sort of modelling game by some German people.

OH, and Miss Bimbo which…I got into trouble for playing. I didn't know what a bimbo even was I just wanted to dress up the characters…

Oooh and does anyone else remember that one AOL game where you could own your own fashion boutique? You could make clothes and decorate your store. I was devastated when it closed and I think that's when I started playing Stardoll more.

Other than that, there was Small Worlds, Fantage, Poptropica, and ton of others I'm forgetting. I think I'm slightly younger than most people here, but a lot of the things mentioned here were part of my childhood, even if briefly.

>>21230

ugh, I should go archive my middle school journal.

>>20914
zetta cool, even

>>20914
Honestly I would say this game is more fun than the original in the gameplay department, but the original is overall superior.

Wish it was actually full voiced and had a better translation.