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It’s exactly as Aragog would have liked…thank you, friends…
“Maybe you have already gotten this but, harry, hagrid, and slughorn at aragog’s funeral.”-keepcalmashleyishere
Hahahahaaha this is too much
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That’s Christopher Hart teaching us how to draw men. Seems like a lot of variety. He even includes non-muscular thin men and fat men. Looks good. I’m glad that we have an artist who gets that there’s a variety of characters you might have to draw and that different body shapes adds to the differentiation of characters! How refreshi-

Um… So we have one thin athletic large breasted woman… one thin slightly smaller breasted woman, and a whole bunch of thin large breasted women… and apparently pants are banned in the Hart-verse.
My brain boggles at how he could create those 2 pages and not have his head explode from the double standard.
Edit: I forgot to comment on the captions (I was tired when I was writing this up) Even though men are allowed in the Hart-verse to be fat, apparently they can either be jolly or villains, but not heroes. And with the women he outright admits that we exist only for sex appeal. -_-
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For my Gender and the Body class.
This is my artistic reaction to the Starfire controversy. I was going to draw her teammates in her outfit- or them in her pose- but instead I drew her as a man. I call him. Manfire. To illustrate how stupid these poses are and how un-empowering they are. This goes with my paper titled:
The Issue that Melted the Internet: The Continued Objectification of Women in Comics
One of these days I will post it online. It is incredibly long but here is this.
I have re-appropriated the background from the original comic book.
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This wins everything.
For those of you who haven’t seen the New 52 Starfire, this is hilarious.
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Finished set of my digital paintings!
I’m pleased with these.
DIGITAL??
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Whoa, love this.
Check out the cover that Penguin ultimately went with - definitely racier. Love that too!
Kama Sutra by Malika Favre
This cover was rejected by Penguin for being too tame and not sexy enough.
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