>>2566838>>2570138To further elaborate, /d/ covers interesting niche concepts that are so unique that even shit art is acceptable because so many fetishes get such little attention. /e/, on the other hand, has a much higher standard of quality, with artists aiming for a wider appeal that have to get attention purely through attention to detail and performance. /d/ has interesting ideas, /e/ has great execution. Now, when you find those extra special pieces that just happen to fit in the space of overlap, now that is just the hottest thing there is.
