y2k summer

A retro anime collage used as cover art for artists like <n>BLACKFRIDAY (group)</n> and <n>YOUNG YAREEL</n>.

A <n>Cybercore</n> illustration of Y2K-era feature phones from <n>Samsung</n>, <n>Audiovox</n>, <n>Ericsson</n>, and <n>Nokia</n>.

A collection of <n>Tamagotchi</n> digital pet toys, including a <n>Tamagotchi Connection</n> model.

<n>Louis Vuitton</n> <n>Flip Phone Keychain</n> from the <n>Fall-Winter 2025 Men's Collection</n>.

A drawing of the <n>Tbh Creature</n>, also known as the <n>Autism Creature</n>, daydreaming.

A collection of Japanese pop culture items from 1997, including <n>Final Fantasy VII</n> and a <n>Game Boy Pocket</n>. Photo by <n>Kazzycom</n>.

The <n>Vandygotchi</n> digital pet from <n>Vandythepink</n>'s Summer 2024 collection.

<n>Phone Flash!</n> from <n>Kera</n> magazine, showcasing the Japanese 'Keitai Denwa' movement, 2001.

A scene from the animated series <n>Totally Spies!</n> (2001) featuring the character <n>Alex</n>.

A still from the anime series <n>Nana</n> featuring <n>Trapnest</n> merchandise.

A clear neon <n>Conairphone</n>, a popular style of consumer electronics from the 1980s and 90s.

The <n>Chanel Prime Pink Flip Phone</n>, an icon of the Y2K aesthetic from the early 2000s.

An illustration by artist <n>ねこぽた</n>.

Digital illustration by <n>HYONNA</n>, 2018.