@IAmDestiniRenee@KripMUFC@TheSlayterr@vidsthatgohard I think it’s best to not compare the animation and live action. Just because it’s whimsical in the anime, doesn’t mean it has to be whimsical in the live action to be good. Not using this as an example but it’s unfair to expect live action to be the same.
In 1995, William Utermohlen, a UK artist, received a devastating diagnosis of dementia. Despite facing such difficult circumstances, Utermohlen decided to channel his condition into his artwork and began creating a series of self-portraits between 1995 and 2000. The comparison above shows an original self-portrait from 1967. Tragically, Utermohlen passed away in 2007.
These paintings serve as poignant and accurate representations of the cognitive decline commonly associated with dementia. They have been utilized as educational material for medical students, providing a detailed insight into the changes in cognitive abilities that individuals with dementia may experience.
Dementia is a condition that primarily affects memory, although its exact causes remain unclear. Genetic factors, environmental influences, and lifestyle choices have all been identified as potential contributors to this disorder.