skullvomit: gaysealapproves: I found this nice tutorial/anatomy advice spread created by meghanhetrickof deviant art. She gave me permission to post it up here to share so go make sure to visit her and look at her other creations of goodness!  I get what they’re doing here and I think it’s cool, but I mean it’s weird to be bee all “boobs come in all shapes and sizes!!” and then to shame people with implants whose boobs DO look more like all the “no” examples. I do my best to draw diverse body types, and I very much support seeing more diversity in the way women are portrayed in art. But we can do that without shaming ladies whose bodies aren’t “natural”, because frankly they get enough shit anyway. Seconding Royce’s commentary. There is a problem, particularly within the mainstream comics industry, of drawing basically all women with massive, gravity defying breasts. It is important for people to be able to draw a variety of bodies, it is important for there to be representation of different bodies. But that’s no reason to shit on people that have breast implants. If you’re drawing someone that has breast implants, draw them as they are. If you’re drawing someone that doesn’t have breast implants, draw them as they are. All bodies are good bodies.
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skullvomit: gaysealapproves: I found this nice tutorial/anatomy advice spread created by meghanhetrickof deviant art. She gave me permission to post it up here to share so go make sure to visit her and look at her other creations of goodness!  I get what they’re doing here and I think it’s cool, but I mean it’s weird to be bee all “boobs come in all shapes and sizes!!” and then to shame people with implants whose boobs DO look more like all the “no” examples. I do my best to draw diverse body types, and I very much support seeing more diversity in the way women are portrayed in art. But we can do that without shaming ladies whose bodies aren’t “natural”, because frankly they get enough shit anyway. Seconding Royce’s commentary. There is a problem, particularly within the mainstream comics industry, of drawing basically all women with massive, gravity defying breasts. It is important for people to be able to draw a variety of bodies, it is important for there to be representation of different bodies. But that’s no reason to shit on people that have breast implants. If you’re drawing someone that has breast implants, draw them as they are. If you’re drawing someone that doesn’t have breast implants, draw them as they are. All bodies are good bodies.
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skullvomit:

gaysealapproves:

I found this nice tutorial/anatomy advice spread created by meghanhetrickof deviant art.

She gave me permission to post it up here to share so go make sure to visit her and look at her other creations of goodness! 

I get what they’re doing here and I think it’s cool, but I mean it’s weird to be bee all “boobs come in all shapes and sizes!!” and then to shame people with implants whose boobs DO look more like all the “no” examples.

I do my best to draw diverse body types, and I very much support seeing more diversity in the way women are portrayed in art. But we can do that without shaming ladies whose bodies aren’t “natural”, because frankly they get enough shit anyway.

Seconding Royce’s commentary.

There is a problem, particularly within the mainstream comics industry, of drawing basically all women with massive, gravity defying breasts.

It is important for people to be able to draw a variety of bodies, it is important for there to be representation of different bodies.

But that’s no reason to shit on people that have breast implants.

If you’re drawing someone that has breast implants, draw them as they are. If you’re drawing someone that doesn’t have breast implants, draw them as they are.

All bodies are good bodies.

Source: meghanhetrick.deviantart.com

mrbutts:

I went on a porn site with obvious intentions, but I got sidetracked.

I am now watching a video where a man pisses himself, then proceeds to cover his entire body with marshmallow fluff and peanut butter. He concludes by ejaculating onto a cream pie, and hitting himself in the face with it.

I think my point here is that there is a fine line between niche pornography and postmodernist art film, and I do not know where that line is.

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