I'm probably having these thoughts because of the enchanting sense of volume in his paintings.

he would probably have a youtube channel

#hulkhogan #hulkster #hulkamania #typography #graphicdesign #acidgraphics #shakespeare

This creature from a Bosch painting is supposedly a Titivillus. Wonderful, if true.

Crazy crazy demon

on IG someone asked me how I got blender to look like that. Very simple, you just have to go to "Preferences"

considering how much money gets wasted in Hollywood anyway... if it took the Akira production millions to arrive to the (correct) conclusion that they probably shouldn't do it at all, honestly that's money well spent.

blender viewport

And let's not ignore the poetic significance of such a visual language when a major plotline concerns the abuse of a pair of literal miniature humans.

"but you can obviously see its all miniatures". Yeah sure, but how lovely is it that in those sequences the shots of actual people are wide and filmed from a high angle as if the actors and their environment are miniature scale as well.

The film’s first hour or so is very dense with exposition and (to our eyes) awkward physical acting. But once Mothra approaches Tokyo it delightfully jarringly switches to long uninterrupted dialogueless sequences of pure destruction. Haptic cinema, as academics would say.