Layla 🌌
@laylafgore.bsky.social
a very tired gal from Italy. (she/her) Personal works, original stories and sometimes fanarts of my retro anime fixations https://laylafgore.straw.page/
David Anthony Kraft's Comics Interview from 1983-1995 was one of the most informational comic mags to have run even today, with info in these issues that still are plenty useful, for years multiple issues in the last stretch however were not digitized, until now find the link in the tweet below
saw fanart of lalah in maetel's fit earlier that made me feel insane so. yknow. follow the leader and whatnot
mini doodle over the margin (and some incomprehensible writing)
It's just crazy to actually get to see some of these pieces in person, see the texture of these paintings up close
What level of racist is "ask chatpgt what Asian people look like"
I dont know if this is brazen or it has just become so normalized that people who use the stuff don't see it anymore but the text that opens the final paragraph on the right on the big slides for your sdcc presentation is WILD
sneak peek... making a lil comic to introduce her (her name is Rururu btw!)
Italy is in green because the US, alongside reactionary elements in the armed forces and secret services, were ready to stage a right-wing coup like those in Greece or Latin America in case the left got too popular btw, and we got *really* close to that actually happening a few times
from the "American imperialism" article
Xabungle illustration featuring Rag and Elchi by Tomonori Kogawa from Xabungle Complete Record Collection book 3 (1983) (I think the joke here is that they're wearing each other's hairstyle)
hello, long time no see! brokest i've ever been and the expenses keep piling up, so i've reopened my sticker shop. come have a look! ;-) (EU only for now, sorry...) 🛒 ko-fi.com/yurasart/shop 🛍️
CHAR'S ENCORE. After months of uneasy normality following the events of CHAR'S ENNUI, Char's innocuous tour of the Sazabi with a hostage Amuro forces into light all that their previous encounter left unresolved, and long-simmering tensions reach a climax. (🔞)
Xabungle illustration featuring Jiron, Rag & Chill by Tomonori Kogawa from Xabungle Complete Record Collection book 2 (1983) Source: archive.org/details/xabu...
Ideon LDs! kinda late in showing them since I've got them for my bday but alas... The gorgeous cover arts are all by animators who worked on the series and movies, they also contain interviews with each of them. Close-ups in the next parts! (you'll have to forgive me for the bad lighting)