Watching anime and collecting artwork

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Does your cel/sketch collecting hobby have any effect on your anime viewing habits?

If so...how?
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Other than the occasional scribbling of notes when I find out what episode the cels are from, no. It's quite the opposite.
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I've heard of it before.
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Have you ever wanted to watch something because you seen artwork from it somewhere?
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That's probably what starts me on about 50% of the shows I watch X| I see a really gorgeous cel of sketch and decide I want to know more about the series it comes from. :hitting:
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Keropi wrote:Have you ever wanted to watch something because you seen artwork from it somewhere?
Yes, but that's a different question. I go to several image boards, so I see things from game and manga before they get adapted into anime. And of course, if I like the art, I'll give it a try.

But, these days, anime is usually available fansubbed so fast that I'll see the first episode before I see much art from the anime. Plus, I don't generally collect from CG shows or even look at many sketches. So, I don't even see much artwork except rilezu cels..which come out after the show is finished generally.
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kymaera wrote:
Keropi wrote:Have you ever wanted to watch something because you seen artwork from it somewhere?
Yes, but that's a different question. I go to several image boards, so I see things from game and manga before they get adapted into anime. And of course, if I like the art, I'll give it a try.
Sorry...I should have added "production artwork" to that question. Considering all the images you run across, the question has a completely different meaning. :shrug
But, these days, anime is usually available fansubbed so fast that I'll see the first episode before I see much art from the anime. Plus, I don't generally collect from CG shows or even look at many sketches. So, I don't even see much artwork except rilezu cels..which come out after the show is finished generally.
True. I hadn't thought of that either. Since you watch so much and don't collect sketches, it would have neglible impact.

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How do you like several image boards so I see things from game and manga before they get adapted into anime at several image boards so I see things from game and manga before they get adapted into anime ?
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You know ever since i started collecting back in Aug my anime watching time has greatly been effected. Before getting into this collection i would be watching anime literally nonestop any free waking momment i had. It was the norm for me doing at leaswt 50 hours of anime weekly. Ever since I started collecting however it has been very spuratic. Meaning some weeks Ill watch 20 some i will go weeks with only seeing a few episodes.. I have yet to return to the normal amount I would watch. At the beginning of collecting (and still now just not as much) I would literally research about cels and sketches nonestop. I rarely watched anime the first month into collecting being completely overtaken by this hobby. Now as I said its supuratic meaning some weeks i watch a good amount some weeks i watch nothing or one or two.. Honesty now it depends on what type of series I am watching and how interesting it is. Before I would churn them out regardless. It wouldn't be false to say i was consumed by anime.
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EOP CHANGED his AVATAR! :vict

I start collecting artwork usually after watching the anime. :vict

One exception is probably Demonbane.... I think Cloud suggested DemonSeed and I thought Demonbane would be a nice anime to watch!
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Me? Does it please you to believe I said that? Whatever gave you that idea?
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Studies show that 99%25 of people spell Hmm with 2 M's.
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It does now :) you watch movies.
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