[ SECRET POST #2917 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2917 ⌋

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Comments

[ex_mek82]

Yeah, I'm inclined to agree with you. It's a whole 'stones and glass houses' scenario, tbh. Western art -more specifically, American animation- can be just as "samefaced" as anime can be. And I do think CalArts and their 'house style' have a lot to do with it. But I can't say much about what goes on inside CalArts, because I've never been there. So yeah.

Regarding your last point, I... kind of have to disagree. I like seeing anime characters done up in Western-based styles, because I find it neat to see different interpretations every once in a while. Same thing with seeing Western-based properties done up in anime/manga-esque styles. (example: I saw some very awesome drawings of Yondu on Pixiv that, strictly imo, captured the spirit of his character far better than most Western artists have. Also, I used to check the TMNT tag frequently and saw some really lovely stuff that blew pretty much all the English-speaking artists out of the water imo)

But, I totally get where it isn't everyone's cuppa, and that's okay.