Conjunction: Venus and Moon
Image credit: Roger Hutchinson & Michael DeWoody
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Red/Night Association of:
1. The Lantern Parade, 1918, by Thomas Cooper Gotch
2. Parthenon, Athens, from the Northwest (1869), by Frederic Edwin Church
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today I learned the Avengers’ Chinese nicknames and now I’m crying
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The other day my mom said something that i found really insulting to the 2d animation movies, she said that they stopped doing those because they were no longer appealing to the audience and that they were supposed to be discontinued, and i just thought how bullshit of an argument that is.
Comparing 2d animation with 3d and saying one is superior is like saying that digital art is better than traditional art, better than the fucking Mona Lisa, The creation of Adam, in fact, is a pretty ignorant comparation to do because one does not suprass the other, but new techniques are getting invented and we invest in those more.
Is just another way of animation, in fact, the shitty move all those studios did by closing their 2d animation studios eas pointless and it´s gonna cost them greatly, because someday people are gonna want to go back to the 2d animation and studios like Disney or Dreamworks will be too scared to do that, that will be the day that other studios will take upon them and give us what we want.
2D animation has the most beautiful animation i´ve ever seen, there´s something in it that i can´t explain that makes a big difference from watching cgi, and what i think would make a great combination is the great amount of details that you see in CGI and 3D movies into 2D techniques so you could expect to see shit like this
Atlantis (2001)
Treasure Planet (2002)
Sinbad (2003)
5 centimeters per second (2007)
The princess and the frog (2009)
Children who lost their Voices (2011)
Beyond the boundary (2015)
Your name (2016)
So whoever dares to say 2d animation is dead is wrong and also a bitch
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Primrose Brittlegill - Russula sardonia
This is a bottom view of a Russula sardonia (Russulaceae), a species very common and widespread throughout Europe which also grows in parts of North America. These brittlegills have primrose gills that turn golden yellow with age.
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Photo credit: ©Gljivarsko Drustvo Nis (Mushroom Asociacion of Nis, Serbia) (CC BY 2.0) | Locality: Serbia (2015)
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Jackalope in the Bliss - Far Cry 5
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@glumguts I saw it and immediately thought of you!
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