Miyazaki Art vs Junji Ito Art

Text on the meme

Hayao Miyazaki/his art: I don't ever feel happy in my daily life. Junji Ito/his art:

What it means

The meme contrasts Hayao Miyazaki’s gentle, colorful landscapes with Junji Ito’s disturbing horror manga, while showing each artist in a casual, humorous scene. The joke exaggerates the difference between the creators’ public personas or everyday moods and the worlds represented in their art, making it useful as a reaction to contrasting creative styles. EN: The meme contrasts Hayao Miyazaki’s gentle, colorful landscapes with Junji Ito’s disturbing horror manga, while showing each artist in a casual, humorous scene. The joke exaggerates the difference between the creators’ public personas or everyday moods and the worlds represented in their art, making it useful as a reaction to contrasting creative styles.

Who

Hayao Miyazaki (宮崎駿)Junji Ito (伊藤潤二)

Objects

older man in apron / пожилой мужчина в фартуке man in dark clothes / мужчина в тёмной одежде man in jacket / мужчина в куртке restaurant interior / интерьер ресторана wooden table / деревянный стол chairs / стулья apron / фартук landscape / пейзаж snowy mountains / заснеженные горы blue sky / голубое небо flower fields / цветочные поля lake / озеро horror manga panel / панель хоррор-манги giant insects / гигантские насекомые caterpillars / гусеницы distorted faces / искажённые лица black-and-white drawing / чёрно-белый рисунок dancing men / танцующие мужчины