ITT 00s street/graffiti style art and inspo

Both artists actually from the era, and throwback artists welcome

Can I post art that also follows that style? Because this happens to be one of my fave genres and I have a lot of images saved that I use for studies

alright well ima dump some

The entire dance central intro is also pretty peak 2000s kino

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOKHs2qc6VU

lil more modern but pantyhose and stocking also got that aesthetic

>>7563951
This looks cool. How is it?

>>7564069
i read the first 30 pages or so. if you've read the first chapter of naruto, you've read this. though with this, the flashy line weight gets in the way of readability pretty often, and the story isn't much to write home about, despite the unique angle of approach.

i love this sort of dirty sloppy street culture inspired art, and would love to make stuff in this style, but then i remember that I'm a pasty whiteboy reclusive shut-in who's been living in the suburbs my whole life and thus any work i could make would be inauthentic and soulless

What are the most notable artists and media actually from that era except for JSR? Any magazines or ads that dealt with this aesthetic?

>>7564141
Shaman King (Author changed his style to something blander during the 2010s afaik)
Soul Eater
Early Bleach

>>7564107
So? I don't live in medieval Europe, but that doesn't stop me from reading literature inspired by that period and works written during that period to get a better idea of what monks thought during the 1200's-1500's.

>>7563973
Who the fuck was carrying around a random big piece of vaginal looking fruit? Why was the considered fashionable? The Fuck?

>>7564166
Call me crazy but I swear papaya was so much more popular in the 2000s for some inexplicable fucking reason

>>7564107
Bro, literally who gives a fuck? If you're drawn to the aesthetic and culture, embrace it. To me this is the art that feels the most satisfying to make. The dynamic angles, bold colors, funkiness. It's all so fucking cool. It can be as deep or as simple as you wanna make it. Look up some street wear, mess around with the proportions of things like sneakers or jackets, use your fave characters, reprise the 2000s. Just get wild with it. It's such a free expressive style.

Captcha: GASST

>>7564179
You know how kale became super popular for no fucking reason then seemingly vanished? Apparently papaya was the same deal.

>>7563947
this gives me bleach vibes

>>7563951
YO, this manga goes hard and i am in LUV with the art

>>7564797
yessssirrrr. The art is so fucking sick.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pT7gadYPso&pp=ygUGVHJhdmEg
This may be sci-fi but i feel like early Takashi Koike's work encapsulates the same vibes with the style

>>7564875
Saving that for later. Looks sick.

>>7564915
Oh yeah its wild ride. And if you enjoy that i also recommend giving "Dead Leaves" a peek

>>7564107
>and thus any work i could make would be inauthentic and soulless
You considering this as a possibility makes me respect you more than the hundreds of other corny trend hopping zoomer faggots.

>>7565069
This style is hardly a trend.

>>7565115
it's been a trend for like 5 years already

Surprised nobody posted this yet.

Peak character design.

>trust fund baby -core

>>7565069
>debating yourself by denigrating your race in worship of another's perceived authenticity makes me respect you more

You disgust me and so does the person you reply to. Imagine not doing something you like due to media programmed self hatred. You are both slaves.

>>7565242
>muh race
how fragile are you lmao

>>7565146
Sick

>>7565069
That's a pretty loaded statement filled with many assumptions.

>>7565146
Reminds me of Justin Bua's work

>>7565248
>I can't draw in art style because of my white guilt
Shut up retard, I don't talk to animals

Anyone got slightly older and grittier artists recommendations instead of the clean and colorful 00s look

>>7565242
>Imagine not doing something you like due to media programmed self hatred.
Having the self awareness to know when you only have a surface level understanding of something is how you avoid making soulless tacky crap and find your own voice as an artist. Because otherwise you wind up with retards repeating the same 3 cliches over and over and saying dumb shit like "just give them big sneakers and jackets" and calling literal magazine ads "street". There was a reason alot of this stuff phased out or got stale the first time.

Don't be a poser

>>7565494
I'm good man. Life's too short to allow gatekeepers to say what you are and aren't allowed to enjoy.

a lot of these are related, some called shibuya punk, grind fiction, animemo, street neopunk, its awesome how it all related, could thing of as influenced by y2k, hip hop, and how they imagined that "streets" could be in the future....

That's just the style that zoomers like who are "nostalgic" for "y2k" or the 90s. Even though they weren't even alive at that time and know nothing about it aside from tiktok low poly art or brc.

>>7565537
The thread asked specifically for y2k. So that's what's being presented. If the thread has asked for the art in general the scope of content would be much wider. You just seem to have a chip on your shoulder.

>>7565494
>only have a surface level understanding of surface level aesthetic

If the zoomer wants to take his shot at y2k art, I say more power to them. They don't need a subsurface understanding of the times and culture. They need to take what was and make it into what will be. The present has always been defined by the past.

>>7565146
Alright partner, look keep on rolling baby you already know what it is.

>>7565591
>take his shot at y2k art,
Ah yes "y2k art". The era where stylistic variety and experimentation exploded outwards due to new media and technology being more accessible from internet access becoming more convenient. Yeah everything about that era fits into a neat little thread on your twitter timeline. Yep sharp angles and thick outlines with a gateway pc default background was all anyone every did.

The fact you think this way is evidence you don't understand the spirit of that era.

People >>7565616 are quoting Fred Durst as a representative from that time period when he was clowned as an INAUTHENTIC tryhard loser to the point of full parody songs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=r9cUWC3pOz0

>>7565648
> a representative from that time period when he was clowned as an INAUTHENTIC tryhard loser

but enough about linkin park

>>7565889
You don't know what it's like, to be the bad man, to be the sad man, behind blue eyes.

>>7565892
It doesn't have to be this way. Why do you insist on gatekeeping rather than enriching? Surely you know a thing or two about the culture based off what you're saying. It's clear the people in this thread enjoy the art. Everyone has to start somewhere and rather than ridicule them you can give them something of substance.

>>7565893
sanitarium, leave me alone?

>>7565648
There is no way to actually discuss "real" street culture as you imply since it's by definition on the street, any attempts to capture it or recreate it in media will be automatically rendering it fake and poser

Unless you have 20 year old photos of street graffiti I guess, to me contemporary media attempts of capturing the culture are good enough since that's what most people not directly involved in the culture would be exposed to anyway

>>7565894
People like you used to be the meat in a rock sandwich before 13 years old.

>>7565918
>any attempts to capture it or recreate it in media will be automatically rendering it fake and poser
Sounds like it captures street culture just right

>>7565894
No more can they keep us in
Listen, damn it, we will win

4Chan

>>7564151

an actual quality thread on /ic/ ? sometimes its hard to spot them.

>>7565893
>Why do you insist on gatekeeping rather than enriching?
>Everyone has to start somewhere and rather than ridicule
Calling someone out for being a cringey newbie is a major part of street culture. Imagine going to a local underground rap set and saying "guys be nice to me it's my first day". If you're this much of a pussy about being called a poser you'll never make anything decent in the niche.

>>7582365
Says the faggot that has contributed nothing to this thread except bitching and moaning about people being posers.

Clover Studios casually dropping some of the most soulful kino and disappearing only a few years later.

Look at this fucking verve

was a tv show as well

Even though this one wasn't as high acclaimed as the first, the cover art was sick af

Last one

Hideki Kamiya is so good. Directed Viewtiful Joe, Okami, Resident Evil, Bayonetta, Devil May Cry. Fucking genius.

The Nutshack was unironically a good example of this even if the animation sucked

>>7586027
The preproduction art better captures this

>>7589051
wtf happened

>>7589532
Budget probably. It wasn't on any huge network it wasnt given a lot of money.

bump

bump to save this thread of good reference

The trying too hard to be cool gang, bad theme, you could try it but probably only for a phase. Stencil artists, Banksy, Obey, or 90s pop musicians will help you create what you want. No longevity imo

>>7598479
90s pop musicians, daftpunk, gorillaz, Britney spears, spice Girls, Nirvana, Tupac, green day, radiohead, red hot chili pepper and NSYNC, they all Ballin for the "I'm the most cool gang" good luck kiddo.

>>7598425
Allow me to do the same

>>7563862
That's an accurate representation of how big and baggy my pants were in 2002.

>>7563948
who's this

bump

these are some wild styles

>>7563850 (OP)
i feel like i am one of the three people that played timesplitters.
i would spend hours fighting against the ai in team deathmatches.

>>7584859
LET'S GO VIEWTIFUL JOE!

>>7604876
Crysalis or Curisaris

it's a fun style

>>7565918
Worst culture anyone could attempt to be part of,considering how dumb it is to trash property belonging to someone.

The only person who profits from this shit tier art are most likely the upper level crime bosses who push this culture onto youth.

Fun thread. I'll contribute.

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>>7621962
That's a penis

>>7563850 (OP)
I know it isnt a style that's just not around anymore, but I do miss the era where it was more front in center, if not THE art style. I look at it similar to how tech was more colorful and transparent in design back then where it was trying to look futuristic in a fun way.

>>7620003
I've heard it's all funded by the Rokkaku group almost exactly as you've described but most people say it's just a conspiracy theory.

bumperu

I like bathroom stall art aesthetics

>>7582365
Nobody on the street does this btw. the point of graffiti is actual togetherness, learning, and sticking up for each other in the city. Loners with nobody to teach them are usually the fiurst to get arrested.

Honestly it's funny when people actively try to apply vile angry internet mentality to... well, anything in real life, because when you have to stand in front of someone acting like that will get you punched or thrown out of a group like right away.

>>7563920
I wonder how you get this look on digital. the brushes and the like.

>>7633495
It looks like a blue watercolor brush with another layer that's orangeish underneath. I don't think it'd be too hard to replicate. There's definitely a filter on top of it too

>>7620003
nah. i do it for zero reason outside of it being fun. once you get a tag established you're playing a game against other taggers.

bump

>>7563850 (OP)
shame the new game wont have this style

>>7604145
this game doesnt look real.

>>7649911
It was a shitty arcade style skateboarding game for the ps2. I thought the same thing when I saw it sitting in that shitty florida flea market, so I had to have it. It played like trash and had some interesting character designs and no real story to speak of. 7/10 I'd recommend it if you can even find it anymore.

It even had a tech deck attachment for your ps2 controller.

>>7650098
>It even had a tech deck attachment for your ps2 controller.


nta but i remember that. well it might have been this game but some others might have tried it as well. This was when skateboarding was at its peak popularity after all