Artists like Shigenori Soejima are almost irreplaceable. You might think the technical difficulty of his illustrations isn't anything special. But no A.I., and very few other artists can match his taste for character expression, fashion and restrained yet distinct and iconic visual identities. You look at his character designs and can't point out anything immediately striking, and yet, somehow they just look effortlessly cool and have high staying power in the pop culture canon. And because their power is so subtle and hard to comprehend for uncultivated plebeians, artists keep staying underrated.

OG FF7 character illusions from 1997. Far ahead of their time. You watch an FF7 ad on television and immediately think: "These characters look important"

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First poster for the ‘DEATH STRANDING’ 2D anime series. Releasing in 2027 on Disney+

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San Francisco is a rogue city state and will continue to be one for quite some time However if we acknowledge this fact then it is more likely that we can make it be a GOOD rogue city state

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Computer science is lacking something that other mature sciences have: fundamental building blocks. Biology has base pairs, chemistry has elements, quantum physics has particles, etc. Computer programs have code but code is not a building block. Computer science can learn something from neuroscience. I propose using simple sensors, effectors and connectors to build event-based software. These will lead to the creation of snap-together modules.

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