Of what work (comics, games, movies, etc. doesn’t matter)?
The feeling of cheaply produced 80s and 90s cartoon productions. Clean, minimal lines with no or very little lineweight variation. Bright colors and distinct silhouettes. Facial structures somewhere between to 80s TV cartoon anime, which were themselves often inspired by American cartoons and not nearly as distinct as modern anime most often is, and American comic books as drawn by Jim Lee or JRJR. Big influence of technology designs from blocky designs like Transformers, and comics like Liefeld where guns or robots are just stuffed with nonsense greebles.
Or at least I’m trying.
I want access to good art produced by good artists in any style. Not to reproduce anything.
This. I’m afraid to provide examples in case OP wants to train an AI model on artists I admire, or something.
29 days ago:
What are the steps to reproduce an art style using computer programs and without artificial intelligence?
Emphasis mine.
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Still trying to figure out Hades?
which might be further context. So they might just be looking for inspiration.
I’m not certain if there’s actually a name for it, but I’m rather partial to this style I see all over the place in which a human artist uses physical media to create something that evokes emotions in the audience.
Like performance art?
Without question, Global Village Coffeehouse, Corporate Gen-X Cyber, and Utopian Scholastic.
Take me the fuck BACK.
Kentaro Miura who did Berserk mangas and Tetsuo Hara who did Fist of the North Star mangas.
I’ve been really liking the art style of the Common Side Effects tv show. It’s like anime but very western in feel with just the right amount of CGI, where it’s not too much but used in the right angles.
Surrealism
