Sailor Moon Background Aesthetics

[Memelord_Yoshi]

I don't know it it's the same, but when the Disney Studios produced 2D animated features during Walt's years there used to be a similar effect made with light and a piece of ripple glass.

Do you mean the blue fairy using magic on a life less Pinocchio?

That was pretty insane stuff Disney did back then. It makes me wonder if the same effect was used in most of those 70s sfx stuff they did for commercials, bumpers, music videos, cartoons, etc.

Just look at those laser lights.

 

[YuYu Yuichiro]

I made this post in another thread but i makes more sense here

I love when the anime does aesthetics like this. The buildings in the SuperS finale look so vast and detailed

 

[YuYu Yuichiro]

I wanted to look for things in Mamoru's room but couldn't find much besides the stereo he had in the SuperS movie. Don't know why but I find those things attractive.

Bet he blasts that good obscure underground stuff like

 

[Rika-Chicchi]

I think they're listed in the ending credits.

Well uh ..... I was asking so I didn't have to actually put in any effort to look it up myself.

Sorry for my misunderstanding, but Talentless Fool has given you the ANN link containing that info above, just in case you haven't checked it already.

 

[Lady Pen]

Do you mean the blue fairy using magic on a life less Pinocchio?

That was pretty insane stuff Disney did back then. It makes me wonder if the same effect was used in most of those 70s sfx stuff they did for commercials, bumpers, music videos, cartoons, etc.

Just look at those laser lights.

No. Those laser lights coming from the Blue Fairy's wand were made with camera tricks, layouts, etc.

I made this post in another thread but i makes more sense here

I love when the anime does aesthetics like this. The buildings in the SuperS finale look so vast and detailed

I love them.

Other faves of mine:

 

[JunoDX]

No. Those laser lights coming from the Blue Fairy's wand were made with camera tricks, layouts, etc.



I love them.

Other faves of mine:

They remind me somehow of Tenshi no Tamago!

 

[YuYu Yuichiro]

Shoujo

 

[YuYu Yuichiro]

You know .... there should be a "Magical cat, from the moon, almost hit by a car, saved by some scientist guy, arguing with his astronaut girlfriend" ASMR

 

[Memelord_Yoshi]

^ I'm curious if that movie scene somehow was inspiration to that fanfic titled 'Artemis' Lover'.

 

[Lady Pen]

These are not backgrounds, but something to consider. Yumemi's artwork:

Shame Yumemi is not a real person.

 

[Rika-Chicchi]

^ Would like to see a reboot rendered in such still pics & narrated by Mitsuishi in a pleasant, mature voice.

 

[YuYu Yuichiro]

Love how the S movie goes for that realistic look. The one with the birds reminds me of Nat geographic

 

[YuYu Yuichiro]

The Earth is so beautiful! Sure hope nothing bad happens to it or the atmosphere on the 5th of November 2024.

 

[YuYu Yuichiro]

 

[Rika-Chicchi]

Love how the S movie goes for that realistic look. The one with the birds reminds me of Nat geographic

While I agree about those realistic looks, that the shuttle could reach the lunar orbit is totally unrealistic. lol

 

[Lady Pen]

I was going to post images of the upscaled version of the Blu-ray available on Soapbox, but the pictures don't do justice to such beautiful images, so I've captured screenshots from the Italian DVDs. Images that look like authentic paintings from the Renaissance era.

It seems like they used acrylic or oil paint for these backgrounds. No watercolor at all. Incredible. How is it that they dedicate a museum to Takeuchi's bland illustrations, and all this art goes so unnoticed?

 

[YuYu Yuichiro]

I think rain is one of if not the most iconic aesthetic of the 90s anime.

 

[PreguntasDesconocidas]

Episode 6 had no right to look so good for a filler episode before Ami was introduced. It's the only one other than, obviously the pilot, that I rewatch every time.

 

[Sapphire991]

I was going to post images of the upscaled version of the Blu-ray available on Soapbox, but the pictures don't do justice to such beautiful images, so I've captured screenshots from the Italian DVDs. Images that look like authentic paintings from the Renaissance era.

It seems like they used acrylic or oil paint for these backgrounds. No watercolor at all. Incredible. How is it that they dedicate a museum to Takeuchi's bland illustrations, and all this art goes so unnoticed?

This one is on TOEI - they refuse to produce a proper HD scan of the show even, yet alone some art display, they most likely sold/get rid of all these materials anyway.

 

[Rika-Chicchi]

This one is on TOEI - they refuse to produce a proper HD scan of the show even, yet alone some art display, they most likely sold/get rid of all these materials anyway.

W/ luck, one might find the original arts at an anime shop around Tokyo. lol