[ SECRET POST #6159 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6159 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Markiplier TV/Markiplier Egos]



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[The Great British Bake Off]



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Comments

[fscom]

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[feotakahari]

One of the side effects of my face blindness is that it’s easy for me to think of stylized faces as still being human faces. I can still tell what’s art and what’s real, but when I’m drawn into the story, a stylized person FEELS as real as a live-action person.

[(Anonymous)]

But popular trends in art styles always end up looking samey anyway since they’re everywhere.

After the popularity of whatever that awful style was they used for the new She-Ra, I’m happy to hear that a shift is happening.

[(Anonymous)]

Dunno. I'm actually kind of happy to see more hyperrealism showing up. Then again, I have seen some pretty interesting things in reality (such as the Fort Worth Water Gardens).

[meadowphoenix]

i love hyperrealistic when the og thing is not at all realistic, because it feels like artists had to interpret a little more? and i don't think they interpret the same.

[(Anonymous)]

Now that you mentioned it, yeah, this. Like I don't even like Pokemon but I've seen several hyperrealistic pictures of what Pokemon would look like if they were real animals and that stuff is glorious (and nightmare inducing sometimes).

[meadowphoenix]

yeah I love that stuff!

[(Anonymous)]

I enjoy hyper-realism as a display of skill, but when I want art I go to photography for realism and I prefer paintings/drawings/etc to be more stylized.

[(Anonymous)]

Is there a current trend towards hyperrealism? I don't feel like I've seen more of that recently, not doubting it's happening somewhere, but I am curious where you're seeing that.

[(Anonymous)]

It's always kind of and aspired style by some artists but where i see it a lot is in short videos (tiktok etc.) Where artists do this "three things on the desk here, which one is the drawing" thing. It's been around for a while now.

[(Anonymous)]

I only like stylized art styles, they really help with the immersion and suspense of disbelief. I suppose I'm like this one person who made the secret about only watching pre-2010 anime because of that.