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This wallpaper captures the urban essence that proliferated the art of Ghost in the Shell in every incarnation of the series. Phill does an amazing job of capturing a moment of surrealism.
While there are a few, stray building angles and shadows, you find that your eye forgives the minor details and instead focuses on the overall scene that is larger than life, with lights trailing off into infinity.
While there are a few, stray building angles and shadows, you find that your eye forgives the minor details and instead focuses on the overall scene that is larger than life, with lights trailing off into infinity.
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~CrimsonCyanide
5 minutes ago
Pretty much. Postal 2 was absolutely absurd. Great for venting, IMO, but not much elsewise.
^hatesyou
7 minutes ago
Never played it. The only thing it had going for it was controversy
~CrimsonCyanide
8 minutes ago
(In relation..) Postal? I haven't played that game in forever!
^hatesyou
9 minutes ago
Bout ready to go postal
~haikoru-sama
10 minutes ago
Too much kids around.
$acidtreat101
14 minutes ago
Yeah takes a while to learn image programs
~Gatoi
15 minutes ago
Heyo! =D How´re you Nouli and Kath?
`Bernouli
21 minutes ago
Play around in it. Sometimes that's the best way to learn.
~FrozenLaughs
22 minutes ago
I did, its jsut too complex for me
^hatesyou
23 minutes ago
Best fiddle and visit gimp.org for tutorials.
What will you do to your anime collection if you have grown and become parents??
1 year 10 months ago
"This is a very interesting topic to me. I'm a parent of two (a boy and a girl, 11 and 5 years respectively).My wife and I have been into anime for a long time (we've been married for 12 years now), and our kids love anime, of course there are restrictions as to what anime they can watch, but we will be passing on our anime collection to them.
Our collection is not really big, we have but a few, but we have made a commitment to purchasing all the anime we have watched and love (it's a bit tough where we live to get anime at all) and all the great series coming out.
I can see why some parents would give it up and sell their collection, but in our case is just a part of who we are, and while most people frowned upon the fact that we encourage our kids to watch anime (we have never forced anime or anything else on them, the eldest just passed it on the youngest). They just don't understand that there is a lot of interesting content, and concepts in anime.
Like all art forms it has positives and negatives, one just need to balance it out to best suit your family needs.
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