YouthfulVibes

@reachqudah.bsky.social

| Sr Graphic Designer | Recreational Artist | Gaming Guru | Music Enthusiast | Animation Aficionado | Obscure Disney Connoisseur | Nostalgiaholic | Liminal Loon | Cozy Vibes | Babyfur | ABDL | Released in 1981 Design Portfolio ➡️ https://rb.gy/4jlgql

In the early 2000s, web designers were enamored by the Cyber2K Black Metal Heart aesthetic and we were just carving that up our designs in Photoshop and implementing the pieces into Dreamweaver HTML iFrame tables. I remember this very VERY vividly since a lot of my clients jumped on this trend.

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Had this crazy dream last night. Took a garden hose and filled my car up with water. Then Bam Margera circa 2005 randomly shows up and says "Oh shit, you just done fucked up your car!...Ill buy you a new one." Gets on his FLIP phone and says "drop it!" and a purple Ferrari falls on my apartment.

So FYI, my activity here might be limited as I get myself acclimated to my full time job. Since they want me onsite, it means I cant just casually check my socials. But Ill figure out a routine. I do get to be remote on fridays though. BTW, I work in a liminal environment 👌

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From 2012-2018, I worked a full time corporate job. Sure office culture was strict and the co-workers was nothing to brag about, but I enjoyed the freedom of my workspace. Listening to music while getting my shit done. Im glad that hasnt changed with my new job so....welcome home.

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I remember stumbling upon the “Amy Walks” clip in all its low quality, choppy RealPlayer glory in 1998. Honestly thought it was some banned episode of Animaniacs cause the art style was similar. Yep.

Eltonpot Toons@eltonpot.bsky.social · last wk.

In 1996, Eric W. Schwartz (@ericwschwartz.bsky.social) debuted his webcomic "Sabrina Online". The series grew alongside the internet itself, and certainly influenced several artists around the world. In its 30 years, I'd like to thank Eric for sharing his great talent & humor with us! 🎂🦨