These days there isn’t much that makes me happy. I don’t know if it’s my job, the weather or the crushing weight of feeling absolutely helpless to the world’s problems. It all feels so useless. So maybe, I thought, I should do something different. Maybe I should write about something that brings me joy for… Continue reading The Senritsu Kaiki Files or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Kudo
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The Omelas to end all Omelas
Imagine, if you will, a city. One of the most beautiful cities you’ve ever seen. A veritable utopia, where everyday the weather is bright and sunny, everyone is happy, the horse parades arrive on time and where everyone has a helicopter (or not if they hate helicopters, this is a perfect city after all). But… Continue reading The Omelas to end all Omelas
A list of adult animation recommendations
Initially I was going to plan an article talking about the ugliness of adult cartoons. More about Western cartoons and how bland and flat they look. And they always go for cheap-shot comedy. But the more I wrote, the more I felt my motivation drain away. I looked at what I wrote and it seemed… Continue reading A list of adult animation recommendations
The Non-values of NFTs as an art-form
A few weeks ago, I went to my parents’ house to celebrate my mother’s birthday. Since I don’t own a car and don’t have a drivers license, that meant I had to utilise public transport. So I take the train to Antwerp and then a tram that leads to the bus-stop I need to be… Continue reading The Non-values of NFTs as an art-form
The Mitchells Vs. The Machines: A Big pile of nothing
2021 was a bad year for mainstream films. I’m not talking about how COVID-19 has impacted film-making and the theatre-going experience. I’m talking qualitatively. Last year saw the release of absolute lazy and rushed films like Cruella and Space Jam: A New Legacy. The saving grace of the year, however, was the indie-scene with films… Continue reading The Mitchells Vs. The Machines: A Big pile of nothing
Jerna Van Vooren - Comic Writer 