The Construction of Art Culture: The Life and Destruction of 2010s animation
A new series, I dive into how art professionals and others progressed the culture of cartoons after they tore my life to shreds.
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When Katie Rice made her accusations, she left them vague enough that she could go back and revise them later. This is so because of my existence in her culture: I learned from John K to develop new philosophical thought and not only that, my drawing style clearly is based in hers, a bit of a merger with Johnβs like the silly cuteness element. People shrieked in cosmic epiphany when I was a teenager due to what this meant in 2010, like that they completely tore down an art culture that could support a genius in favor of a culture that would make working in the industry βbetterβ.


Robyn was much more direct: βI was his 16-year-old girlfriend.β Katie has art friends who interacted with me and experienced exasperation or whatever about my later years of Johnkstuff comments. I avidly enjoyed and defended her projects. I reflected on things like the way she exaggerated girls to form philosophy. She cannot and could never have pretended that I wasnβt around to emerge like a Locust.

Their imaginations deadened and dampened through years of industry intentional idiocy, she and her direct peers would not have remembered the overarching meaning of my words which excited and sparked imaginations through exploration of Godβs design and its depictions by artists as well as my own contributions forming in my mind. And my mind was like it came from another planet compared to art consumers today. Not sure about back then.
Cultural Crafting

The animation communities saw all the valuable information created by John Kβs blog and the promising artists emerging from it and decided that rebelling against executives is βtoo hard.β Despite that John successfully did so basically on his own initiative with help from established people like Ralph Bakshi and Bob Clampett. By the thousands they adopted these same attitudes: βThe industry is the way it is, I have to follow the rules, if I protest for better benefits Iβll have enough to fix the problemsβ - while I was fixing problems for them for free largely through cultural craftsmanship. Ironically, spitting in the fucking face of the makers of Finding Nemo with its ending after becoming enraged at me for criticizing such films.

As they did so they were working with ideas that came from me. At the beginning, it was amazing how their current people asked me to prove my plagiarism claims with such intensity. Skipping past my careful philosophy that with fresh new creative ideas you can either give the individual artist credit for the amazing achievement or you can give a cultural figure credit for being a genius. Philosophy gives basis of cultural construction, many things in Western culture are founded in reflecting the thought of Aristotle. So to do so would have made them empower my story, showing they know my story is true and it is merely convention of their culture to pretend otherwise.

Sacrificing Children
Supporting abortion goes into the abortive mentality: rather than seeking to grow the initial seeds of human potential just getting rid of it. People did so around 2009 regarding the legacy of Bob Clampett, the novel ideas of John K students like Dana exploring demon dimensions and Sugar finding greater nuance to relationships in visual exploration. Co-opting the fabric of this striking creativity that intuitively makes people say βthis will be a successβ with no actual evidence this is true and reality turns out otherwise.

My work combines the central innovation of other students, the legacy of Bob Clampett and other things as a Renaissance leader. The industry is so desperate for an animation Renaissance every single year, but they need artists to give credit to. My work advanced upon Injun Joe, upon Coal Black, while industry folks gave themselves up to the college social justice swarms to be blanked of personality.

Embracing political correctness gave them a childish thrill of rebelling against John Kricfalusi who advocated against it on his blog, but to do so by the thousands means they know he is an Elect who will be honored for his greatness in this life in Heaven. Meanwhile they pretended my fight against it as it became woke didnβt proceed directly from being a student of John Kβs blog, making it like plunging into acid.

Towards the end of 2010, they experienced one of the more cosmic of their perversions by thrilling in seeing me stumble around as they tore down legacies of 20th century cartooning out of the upbringing of their Protestant parents and the cries of paganism lingering in nonwhites migrating into America from intuitively recognizing the power of cartooning to fight their evil. They mainly conveyed this through saying βnobody agrees with you.β Today they all agree with each other as they draw the same few failed styles, beanmouth and Avatar imitation and a few Tumblr ones, and they cannot acknowledge that my art projects emerging agitate with the destruction of their entire way of life and history since 2010.




