#heta uma

[zenithrf]

Nyen

[dailydefunctmangamagazine]

Garo (ガロ) / Seirindō (青林堂) / Apr 1984 issue

[blackdhaliah]

Ebisu Yoshikazu Shorts Collection (1985)

[thechemistryset]

Tokugawa Iemitsu, Untitled Rabbit Painting, 17th Century

[empty-66600]

Captainhowdie art stile

Ok...when I started reading Ranfren, something that caught my attention more than his lucid and surrealistic performances, was his art that seemed to have been about paint (lol), in addition to reminding me a lot of the aesthetics: "vaporwave", "webcore" and "weirdcore"

Webcore:

Weirdcore:

Vaporwave:

Some people share this unique and beautiful style, but I didn't know if there was an exact term for this type of drawing

Going deeper, I discovered some manga that also have this idea of ​​being strange with "ugly art"

~(some examples)

-the box man_imiri sakabashira:

-cryon shin-chan_yoshito usui

This genre is called "Heta Uma", which is basically a genre that emerged from an artistic movement in Japan in the 70s

Where many artists went against conservatism and the government and expressed their ideas through "poorly made" arts that were frowned upon at the time.

*(It is worth mentioning that Heta Uma only began after a movement called gekiga)

~(some captainhowdie art for comparison):

Not only do captainhowdie's arts refer to these aesthetics, but also his website "Ranfren neocities", which follows this "webcore" and nostalgic aesthetic

~(some pictures)

(Ps:I particularly love this type of aesthetic, it reminds me a lot of the internet in the 2000s ( ・∀・))

[realizegodisyou]

Sasaki Maki

[elegieenbleu]

KEIICHI OHTA /

Cover art for うわさの人類 by ヒカシュ 1981

[dirtymaidpanties]

The girls are at it again

But tryna practice pony poses since due to my poll from earlier its something you guys wanna see more from me, and don't worry I'll still make oc and persona art and all that just gonna try to make more mlp art- its fun to mess with the poses though, younger me must be so proud lol ^^