/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Uuuuuuuuuuuuuoooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I keep adding more and more things to the mystery. I will die of old age at this rate.
The culprit can effortlessly move in and out of a certain room, but at what cost?

>>25812345
To have come so far, and yet to understand so little.

Nobody is claiming Ryukishi's art is "good" in a technical sense. That's not the point. When your five-year-old draws you a picture, you put it on the fridge. Why? To encourage them? No! You do it because it conveys real emotion, real sincerity, in a way that some sterile, technically perfect artwork that looks exactly the same as every other piece of assembly-line produced factory art, never could. It's why naivism is enjoying a resurgence now, as a response to the ironic, cold detachment of postmodernism and cynical capitalism.

Striving to convey your feelings despite the imperfection of your ability is the very core of what it means to be human. Flaws enhance our beauty: perfection is for robots. In denying the intrinsic message of Ryukishi's art, you not only deny his gift, you deny your very own humanity.

I'm crying right now thinking of all the 1-bit goats who read Ryukishi's work with PS3 or Steam art without knowing what they're missing: a heart capable of love.

what the FUCK is happening to this place

is toohoo still being deleted on sight

sage