Why is every company using this disgusting art style now? It's ugly, dehumanising and infantilising. Whenever I see this, I feel like the company sees me as a dumb toddler. Why is it everywhere? And what's up with the oversized limbs and generally off proportions?
Globohomo Art
Jose Morgan
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Leo Cox
By representing no one they think they are appealing to everyone.
Luke Gray
Because it's the opposite of pic related.
Carter Wilson
>now
No one show him early 1990s corporate art.
Especially not the Apple stuff.
Mason Howard
They look fat and since every american is fat its more relatable but still cuter than portraying a straightforward fatass
James Moore
Because we have no dignity and soul anymore. Our society collapsed and sold its soul to the devil jew of ‘productivity’ and ‘efficiency’. A new format of ‘dynamic web elements’ was created called lottie files. lottiefiles.com
Julian Wilson
Have you ever tried to draw something with a lot of monkeys chimpin around you?
Ethan Richardson
To make you feel alienated.
Leo Miller
There used to be globohomo art general threads a few years ago. I forget the exact title.
This used to get talked about a lot, haven't see that thread in a long time though
Benjamin Foster
it's called postmodernism
modernism -> these distorted faces and proportions that you have seen in "paintings", that look annoyingly ugly but for some reason people love drawing anyway
post-modernism -> injection of progressive ideology into them so as to make a political statement that is both against the reactionary pre-modernism (called romanticism, i.e "white art"), but also against modernism too, with modernism being the art of the 1920-1970 world which was "too racist"
it's a bit more complicated than this but I'm too tired to write an essay right now.
because the leftist mod started banning them on sight for no reason
this place is compromised
William Miller
Zachary Walker
they always look like fucking ogres
>those shoulders
>those thighs
>that fused-together thorax and abdomen
are proportions that hard to get right?
Hunter Gonzalez
Because it gives fucking clics and clics is the only things that might bring potential paying customers.
We use globo homo art because it's what everybody wants.
Tyler Rogers
>Whenever I see this, I feel like the company sees me as a dumb toddler.
>Why is it everywhere
I think you answered your own question, although I'd add a few more adjectives, like complacent, dim-witted, easily manipulated, cash cow etc.
Henry Baker
eWorld
Because the i's did not yet have it.
Logan Cox
It's called Alegria and it was invented by a Jewish design company called Buck.
Ryan Roberts
This company is headquartered in Israel, so there's your answer.
Andrew Wright
So we eahhh break the company?
James Johnson
Nathaniel Hall
Tyler Baker
>It's ugly, dehumanising and infantilising.
Who do you think is the target audience?
The whole globhomo propaghanda aim at making sure people internalise their own powerlessness and infantile passions until they are so convinced of their own incapacity to change their environment as individuals and are also aim at demonizing their fellow humans and fellow citizens.
The result is that they want an impersonal self running machine state that will manage all things ''the right way'' because they will believe that any form of individualism is egoism and any form of private enterprise is an evil cash grab. The direct result are concentrated power structure that exclude everybody but a slect individuals taht are able to manage everybody else.
Leftism will always be direct or indirect misanthropy. The reason they are so into sexuality (LGBTAQ+ or whatever) is that their own personal reproductive control is the only kind of power over themsleves and sense of identity they have left, and is a direct result of their mindset and policy.
Austin Cox
because their consoomers are nigger-cattle who "identify" with formless blobs
Michael Murphy
Leo Stewart
I don't get what you mean
Brayden Cruz
Its supposed to look infantile to give an impression of naive honesty, friendship, safety and the kind of atmosphere where you let your guard down and overlook flaws of other people.
Corpo-art 101. Superficial emulation of soul, in framework of brutal soulless pursuit of profit.
Nicholas Peterson
It's a reflection of how they view themselves as well as other people.
All the characters are defined by their clothes and skin colour, but they have no faces. They're not individuals.
And see how the characters are all shapeless and weak? Bad posture, fat, holding the pencil like a fucking gradeschooler. Drawing shitty doodles.
The artist is incompetent and they know it. They're unrefined as a person.
Just a pathetic blob that chose to actually be their fucking khakis.
Chase Hall
Someone who gets it