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Reminds me of the 22+ year old poo poo used to air on ytv in canada https://youtu.be/ipt5GHWHsw0 https://youtu.be/NYBes8ki3lo
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I want more videos made on 3D Construction Kit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebs-FCmHqhc
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NotAnArtist posted:Reminds me of the 22+ year old poo poo used to air on ytv in canada This one's always been my favourite because you just know it was a bunch of first-year Sheraton student projects that some prof spent a lot of late nights trying to cram into a coherent finished product so there'd be something to show at the end of the year
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I don't really get it but it looks ok. Is this an actual art movement or is this just semi-similar poo poo you found
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Aesop Poprock posted:I don't really get it but it looks ok. Is this an actual art movement or is this just semi-similar poo poo you found It's a movement made possible by social media. This Facebook page is for artists to post their OC and where I got a lot of the images I posted here  Craig Blackmoore in particular does some interesting stuff 
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Lacrimae Rerum/Mono no Aware
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Thank you, another piece of the puzzle found. Come to think of it, when I started tidying up using Mari Kondo's book, which involves some animism about objects, and getting rid of so much clutter, I realized I could even use this aesthetic as inspiration for my home decor, thinking back to some photo I've seen (but can no longer find) of just a bare, clean room with like a marble statue, a fern, and a vase with one flower in it. The phrase "the 'ahh-ness' of things" really clicks for me. Wabi-sabi seems especially apt here as well, and it's no wonder that there seems to be so much Japanese influence. 
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Aesop Poprock posted:I don't really get it but it looks ok. Is this an actual art movement or is this just semi-similar poo poo you found
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Brutalist architecture gave a lot of really good locations for 70s scifi movies. One of my favorite aesthetics has always been Art Nouveau. Started in the late 19th century, popularized across Europe by world fairs, it affected art, architecture, and advertising. Most of the best Nouveau architecture is in Paris.        The organic swoops and curls are similar to the Rococo movement from a hundred years before, but has much more of a tie to nature and plant life. The best known artist of the movement is Alphonse Mucha. He started as a printmaker in advertising, creating posters and lithographs for products.     He even did posters for plays. 
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as far as the music goes its really nothing new, just the same (albeit good) electronic music maybe cycling onto a new decade or two of sample material with new percussion fashions. saint pepsi and macintosh plus especially just strike me as something that wouldn't have sounded out of place on ninja tune or something were their heyday 15 years later i appreciate all the posts that referred to actual aesthetics cuz i d i s c o v e r e d a lot of new stuff like wabi-sabi
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http://webm.host/c8a53/vid.webm
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Macintosh plus owns. Other stuff worth checking out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3r2zleGxv7w Saint Pepsi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=channel?UCRUOfuNIb_sk__7snjK3aVg - this whole channel is full of vaporwave and synthwave Other channels of note: Some of Luis Quintana's playlists https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=user?luisalexander?playlists https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=channel?UCqf9MRHECH46mX5YDXIM5iQ - Luigi Donatello https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=channel?UC0wTxcvWAlCP7CtZxAb8Azg - Neros77 Alternatively look for Newretrowave for the more synth heavy stuff.
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Italian Futurism will always be dear in my heart    
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Kikka posted:Italian Futurism will always be dear in my heart
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How many clips can be transformed into the same song? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjkCuPlqWcg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxZpD66Yn2k https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZP4Nu_8Ark ｔｈｅ ｗｏｒｌｄ ｍａｙ ｎｅｖｅｒ ｋｎｏｗ
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allahu carbonara! Also, this song captures a lot of that "lost world" vibe that I get from the vaporwave https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jT76k5iM5oA
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Good aesthetics: https://haircutsformen.bandcamp.com/album/lp-3 https://darksleep.bandcamp.com/album/electronic-life
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sGT3tmZJ5s
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http://www.cameronsworld.net/
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http://cachemonet.com/
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Yesss I forgot to post this. Thank you
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Kikka posted:Italian Futurism will always be dear in my heart I love fast cars, big planes and fascism too 
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Hakkesshu posted:If I had any artistic talent I would make a game entirely in this style, it's pretty much my favourite thing Here's a bit more of the same! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMboBfGI6iY
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cyberbug posted:Here's a bit more of the same! That's so dank. It should be called something like IKEAcore or infocore.
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slowdave posted:I love fast cars, big planes and fascism too Can I call death of the author?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-PsQmuVqiA
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gently caress me that was pretty brilliant
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I had no idea this whole vaporwave was a thing until just recently. I was following this blog for years, just because I thought it was hilarious. I had no idea there was a whole scene behind it and I thought that one guy was just doing his own thing.Stinky_Pete posted:That's so dank. It should be called something like IKEAcore or infocore. I hope not.
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https://youtu.be/WcaGGCf5TPE
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Aww, po' little Josh didn't get his F O A M F I N G E R https://millennialdreamcorp.bandcamp.com/track/foamfinger
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cyberbug posted:Here's a bit more of the same! That style is basically infographic/scientific illustration if you ever wanted to know the name.
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The pdf that comes with DRAKE JOSH // JOSH DRAKE is like 100 times danker than the album, which is super hit or miss. (but when it hits, goddamn) It's the year 2038 - Liquid capitalism floods the American landscape. Multinational corporations forge and engineer memories. Virtual bread and circuses profiteering on nostalgia pacify the lower class by selling "revisit kits" that allow consumers to relive past moments in their lives. Josh Peck, former child star and semi-successful B-movie actor, falls into depression after the suicide of co-star and BFF Drake Bell.  When alcohol and speedballs cease to numb him, he moves to heavy dissociatives including ketamine and PCP. He spends his days in his studio apartment, miles above the rot of the lower class, hosed up on cough syrup, computer duster, and smoking sherm sticks listening to 2000's pop standards while trying to piece together memories of his best friend from back when he was a tubby, tubby McFlubby, an exploitation of overweight kids with lisps.  The album deals with his Oprah obsession, his jealousy of Drake's looks and his bi-curious feelings for the boy, the GameSphere, swearing at little kids on a boat, and the human condition.
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gently caress yeah, I didn't know there was a pdf and backstory. My friend showed me Millennial Dream Corp last year but it's hard to listen to without context and I can't believe I didn't simply scroll down. Also of note is Hello, Arnold on the same bandcamp.  The kana reads "sakka heddo" (soccer head) THE MILLENNIAL DREAM CORPORATION VOL 2 posted:It's 2014. Arnold has been running Grandpa's boarding house since 2008 (when Grandpa died at the age of 91), just before the recession hits. Six long years of financial struggle finally force him to sell the house. On the bus to his new studio apartment, he realizes his life will become utterly meaningless without the communal responsibility of running the house. What is he qualified to do? Hell, maybe his life has been meaningless for a while. First his Grandpa, then Gerald in Afghanistan; the proximity of these two blows to his childhood naivete have left him an empty shell. At least he's got some extra pocket cash from the house. He sees an electronics store from the bus, and promptly pulls to get off. He needs something to distract him from the crippling nothingness of adulthood, and with all this cash, he's feeling justified in splurging on state of the art technology, a host of rudimentary companion robots (he always was a tech-head).
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Horrible Smutbeast posted:That style is basically infographic/scientific illustration if you ever wanted to know the name. I think it's more the infographic equivalent of a storyteller who goes off on wild-rear end tangents about nothing. It's so good to watch- the bit where it starts listing the features of the VW bus that crosses Red's path reminds me of my grandpa and his in-depth technical tangents. It's that satisfying frustration of "I wish you'd get back to the story because this has nothing to do with it but at the same time please continue, it's fascinating." I'm guessing that the Germans have a word for it. E: Garrison Keillor does similar stuff a lot during his monologues.
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Speaking of v a p o r w a v e Jason Sanders' channel has a bunch of great mixes. There's some good original stuff too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u8bgJbrMW0
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkLPgAO36Kk The sea of neon rippling waves under a heavy rain that batters the window of the dark hotel room in the middle of the city. There is no point to any of this except beauty. A return of dreams, Hong Kong.
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Nice, here's a sampling for non-clickers   
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