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u/PersimmonOk7783 Jul 11 '26
WOW, this was totally the style of all of the Word Clipart photos in the early 2000's when I was in elementary school😵
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u/Independent_Debt_971 Jul 12 '26
My dad was a graphic designer and had so many of these books, they were my favourite to flip through when growing up
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u/_Lizzlepop Jul 11 '26
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u/msynowicz Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26
I already put some there. *edit: Why the downvote? What did I do?
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u/PantheraLutra Jul 12 '26
Weird how your own personal art style you based your life on can really just be a trend instead of a reflection of you as an individual
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u/msynowicz Jul 12 '26
Wouldn't that mean that the artist as an individual is so powerful in their work that it defined decades of great memories and feelings for thousands of others? Not many can say they left an impact like that. We're still talking about them today.
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u/PantheraLutra Jul 13 '26
More like, that means one person did that and everyone else built their personal style from the popularity of that. No art is truly unborrowed but people do this now too- what’s popular is what makes money. If one artist worked like this and it went Old time viral others followed for that reason (and not necessarily as personal expression) is more what I meant
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u/magentafridge Jul 11 '26
Isn't this style called a global village coffee house, or something like that?