1990s

Ribbed Subbed for yr pleasure View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQcNwvpFHPo

Alright, haven't made a forum game like this at all so time to have fun and chew bubblegum. Here's the rules for this fun game: 1. No godmodding, etc. 2. You must know how to use photo-editing skills. Minimum requirement is one year worth of experience. Ibis Paint and Procreate is allowed. 3...

New Wave Tropical (Mid 1980s-Mid 1990s) New Wave Tropical was an extremely popular aesthetic during most of the '80s and '90s. Pulling colorful motifs from Caribbean, Australian, and African iconography, it was used to inspire ideas of exotic and fun vacations. It was used in advertisements...

Those of you who read the Joy House gaming magazine in the 90s might remember this infamous ad for a game called "The Fantastic Adventures of SEXDICK." It was... appalling, to say the least. So much so that Pbork, the studio behind the game, had it pulled within a few days of the initial print...

Can't ditch The Fitz! Am I back? For realsies this time? Who knows. Maybe it'll stick this time, and maybe it'll just be more annual visits. :[ Well, to apologize, lemme hit you with a big one today. Gen-X Soft Club (Late '90s - Early 2000s) Gen-X Soft Club was an extremely popular aesthetic...

This was an interesting wave. Techno, rock, or the fusion of both--lots of bongos either way. A notable drug culture with ecstasy at the forefront--it was rave but not quite. There were shades of 60s nostalgia, but ultimately this music was influenced by dance, so it was often very staccato and...

what is difference between house and trance?... ... If you enjoyed "Dance The Night Away [Static Clubmix]" by Pyromaniacs, you might like these similar tracks from the same era and genre: 1/ "Feel the Heat of the Night" by Masterboy - A classic Eurodance track with a catchy beat and...

is there a thread talking about how to make artwork similar to the asthetic of the site?

Starting from around the SNES RPG era onwards there were loads of immensely rich and detailed worlds and occult concepts woven into many of the stories and narratives that were being beamed via pixels into my developing awareness. At the time I don't recollect if I paid much attention beyond the...

For at least the last decade, people have noticed a sort of trend in certain films- these sorts of films haven't come out in a while, but they all share a common plot structure and general sentiment, and therefore I and many others would argue that they can be categorized into a genre unto...

The following is a discourse I made a while back at yesterweb together with a raw unaltered copy of an extensive essay originally written in two parts by daintyeco, I can only fit the first part though since it is just too long (i really want to ask for permission but i can't find a way to...

The new "Scream" sequel, "The Matrix Resurrections" and every Marvel film ever indulges in nudge-nudge moments of fan service now. (This is an article from vice. Proof that a broken clock is right twice a day.) Remember when being a nerd was uncool? If you were born in or after the 90s, the...

Cyberdelia (c. late 1980s-mid 1990s) Cyberdelia was an aesthetic popular during much of the 1990s, notable for its psychadelic visuals, drugs references, and very, very 90s CGI designs. It was featured in primarily rave memorabilia, and anywhere else early cyber culture existed...

Neoliberal Corporate Surrealism (1990s) Neoliberal Corporate Surrealism is an aesthetic that was popular during the first chunk of the '90s. A style adjacent to Global Village Coffeehouse, it was seen in many corporate economic and tech-related magazines from the time, notable for its soft...

I just finished reading a book called 'Stolen Focus' by Johann Hari, about the various ways modern life makes it difficult for us to focus. Apart from social media manipulation, poor diet, and poor sleep, he identifies the way children have been raised since the 1990s as something that increases...

I was rewatching the 90s cartoon Mighty Max last month. For those unfamiliar with the concept, Mighty Max was a series of compact playsets marketed at boys in the 90s. From there they had a show intended to sell the product. The titular character, Max, would use his magic hat to travel...

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7bmz3iBRHc In 1990 Miramar Images released The Mind's Eye: A Computer Animation Odyssey, the first full-length film to be 100% CGI. The film is a compilation of tech demos, promotional graphics, and other short sequences provided by computer animators from...

It seems every BBS I call around here has a "CyberPunk" sub board. Now, that's all fine and good, but a lot of these BBS's I'm talking about are PD BBS'S!!! Public Domain cretins and the CyberPunk Movement DO NOT MIX. The idea that piracy/hacking/phreaking is bad does not compute for a true...

Hiii Everyone I randomly put this visual 2gether for 1 of my fav songs "Hit the Spot" by Surfing (@sssurfinggg). I hope they don't mind lol I just wanted to show my appreciation to their contribution to the vaporwave community! I hope y'all enjoy the video ! video link: View...

Welcome to the virtual... or is it real? In the current era we're accustomed to boring flat design; UIs never made the jump from 2D, Virual Reality is mostly used for porn and basically even grandma knows how a computing interface looks like. But there was a time where UIs were fresh...