What art style do you want to see more of in comics and cartoons?

>>149273448 (OP)
Baroque

>>149273448 (OP)
Ideas
PS1 32-bit/64-bit polygonal style
A style that is akin to old comics with heavy shading like something out of Viewtiful Joe or Elite Beat Agents for a cartoon.
Something like Wayside's style when it was traditionally animated.
Fusion art styles like MLAATR combining 30's/50's design choices like rubber hose stuff, with UPA, and retro futurism stuff.
More of whatever style Stevie and Zoya was from Liquid Television. Kinda looked like the same style I found in this obscure comic called Go-Man.
Anything that is like Korgoth or Motor City.
Hagniss is one comic I have seen that takes direct inspiration from stuff like Doug Tenapel and Rayman which is cool to see in a comic.
Finally, something like Super Fancy Pants Adventures or any general stick figure style. I do not know why no one has decided to do an epic fantasy or sci-fi adventure using that style in order to spend more money on animation itself.
I guess comedy is something TV people are more comfortable with as it costs less and it is universally appealing but I could say the same for action. Maybe it has to do with expressions but I think you could make rules in a style bible where for certain stuff, eyebrows get added, or whatever is changed to suit the desired effect. It just has to be consistent.
It limits the team but then you could focus on stuff like physical comedy or body language in animation instead.
As you can see I like mob faces and simplistic art styles just as much as highly detailed or moderately detailed stuff like Simon Bisley's, Sam Kieth's, or Doug Tenapel's art.

>>149273448 (OP)
Even as a kid I never liked those upa revival esque cartoons with their blockyness and straight lines

Anyways actually answering your question I guess something like Kirby Dreamland 3. That game looks like the cover of a Faber-Castell pencil set

I remember how much the original 1987 Ducktales had that Indiana Jones-ey feeling of adventure. The characters are animated in a made for TV Disney style, but the backgrounds are hand colored and feel very special. The backgrounds just say archaeology and adventure.

>>149274158
You can thank Carl Barks for this. He was a great artist.

>>149273448 (OP)
Anime

>>149275541
Anime?

90's/early 2000's cartoony/Japanese inspired art.

I really loved that western realistic-comic style artwork of the 80's and 90's, like you saw with G.I. Joe, X-Men, and Gargoyles. It wasn't super cartoon-y with stretch and squash and all that, but it was very detailed and expressive, and enjoyable to look at. Looked like a comic book in motion. It wasn't always great looking, and they weren't always the best animated shows, but I liked it a hell of a lot more than more cartoon-y stuff like Dexter's Lab.

Also a big fan of the late 80's and early 90's Disney house style for their TV animation like >>149274158
Stuff like Duck Tales and Talespin, they really put a lot of effort into those drawn backgrounds, and they looked great because of it. I grew up on those shows and got spoiled, had a hard time getting into the late 90's and early 2000's animated shows with the very simple and highly stylized backgrounds. Felt like such a downgrade.

>>149277106
very meh
you keep posting this