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Study from an illustration by Atsushi Nishigori

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#unreality #glitch art #selfie

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Hiroki Kawanabe, “Deep Thought”, 2023 Acrylic on Paper, 18cm ×13.5cm

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Projekt Destrukreacja

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OH MY GOSH I LOVE YOUR HAIR/ THANKS! I LOVE YOUR EARRINGS!

happy flagging, girls <3 if you want to support your local dyke, please consider subscribing to my patreon here! i currently have 5 patrons, i'd love to see that double by the end of the month

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The birds did this for 10 minutes. - 2011 - The Crap Factory

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#lookin back on my time in Calgary #fire #forest #mountains #Banff #Calgary

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Charles van den Eycken - Happier Than a Prince (1916)

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Mark Vomit (2020)

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An X-ray image of the blood vessels of the hand made using mercury injection, 1896

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if ur a terf unfollow me and know that i hate you

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KITR from ULTRAKILL

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About those light trails.

I wrote about the light trails in Akira back in my post about Photographic Syntax but I couldn’t find a good real-life example at the time. I finally spotted this example from the 1980s of a rally car at night, showing the fading light trail that was an effect created by early video cameras.

And here it is in exaggerated, stylized form in Akira:

The interesting thing about this is that this effect dates Akira to the 1980s. Animators obviously were aware of this video effect and copied it in the animation. But it’s an effect that we no longer see in video (thanks to the adoption of CCD and other modern sensors), which must make the light trails seem even more fantastic to modern viewers who are unaware of their “real life” existence on contemporary video. Just one more detail that adds to the visual brilliance of Akira.

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Paintings by Micah Ofstedahl

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