by jenn_iam » Thu Jan 14, 2016 6:38 pm
You know... Its not the "meat on her bones" or the voluptuousness that you have made her that crosses any line with me, its the un-necessary additional details to her breasts and pubic area that turn it to something that could be construed as derogatory rather than simply a more full figured version, while still attempting to be complimentary.
As for "why produce this type of art" question - Carls question is not "why re-create a existing developed character into your style..." WE don't have a problem with your character style as if we did, this mode of dialogue would have occurred with your other Characters, which hasn't. I, we, believe that if you took the Disney out of it... that the woman in this respect would be represented the same, would it not? Thus, going back to my prior paragraph... and rephrase the question: Why produce art that adds elements that turn something that could be sensuous and beautiful to something degrading? Unless you have something to say to the viewer that is far deeper than Disney or Elsa.
May your world be painted in the Brightest of colors!
Jennifer Erin
-Artist/Illustrator / Film/Media Designer & SFX MakeUp / Storyboard Artist
(All mediums; Conceptual Design, Costume Creation, to Application)