I loved Voat for years, but let's be honest. Putt shutting it down weeks before the most pivotal moment of our existence was the biggest Jew fucking move of all times. The only other option is that he or his family was being pressured by jew influencers, in which case I can completely understand why he did what he did.

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Atleast poal was here to take us in like little Samd nigger kids

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That looks a bit like "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" I have a copy of it hanging in my living room.

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That's because whoever made it used neural style transfer to combine the two.

Or... tried, at any rate. I don't think they let it train for very long, which is why it looks choppy.

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Not a bit. The whole goat is made of cutouts of the wave of Kanagawa by Okuzaï. That's the most famous japanese painting from the mid 19th century

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Right. But looking at the image as a whole it only still look a bit like the Hokusai piece.

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I went to an art museum in Chicago and they had a fuck ton of these wave paintings. If I recall correctly it seemed to me like the only set the japs made

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I have a copy of your living room hanging in my dining room

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I was wondering who my stalker was.

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Goats for life! :-)

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I will tell you my story of shame that has haunted me since 1988. I was taking a college computer art class where we had to use DOS. I had a number of images I was altering and was working on one. My teacher came by and said, "Oh, Hokusai?" For reasons that still elude me, I responded, "No, it's mine." He looked surprised and moved on to the next student. It became clear very quickly the magnitude of my falsehood - easily one of the most 10 most recognizable images in Art History. Within two years I had written to my teacher explaining myself and apologizing, but that image follows me and mocks me at every opportunity. I wouldn't say it keeps me straight, because I am straight, but it shows me how a single lie in a single moment can come back and haunt you for the rest of your life.