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W o r k o u t - II
by Spencer Bowen on twitter
My new music video for DJ MUSTARD ft. NICKI MINAJ & JEREMIH has just been dropped on Tidal! Arriving shortly to the rest of the internet, and also American friends can catch it on Adult Swim on the 27th! Stay tuned, more updates as they come
Katana. Ninja. Shuriken.
So the #FarewelltotheFalls art show is tomorrow! I have two pieces showcasing but here’s my main one! Hope to see some of you there :)
Finally did some Overwatch. Messy colored Tracer with a comic version.
Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame was first released on June 21, 1996.
While Quasimodo is singing ‘Out There’, the camera pans over Paris and zooms in on a street. In this scene, Belle from Beauty and the Beast (1991) is seen walking and reading her book (walks out the bottom of the screen, to the right of the well), Pumbaa from The Lion King (1994) is being carried on a pole by two men (carried out of the bottom of the screen, but left of the well), and another man (in a gray-blue tunic) is shaking out the Carpet from Aladdin (1992). (x)
Mae and Margot art for Ken Ashcorp!~
Was testing out some shading colors and this was the result. A progress pic as well.
The Rigged Slot Machine - Overwatch’s Female Character Creating Engine
Every time we criticize female sexualization in Overwatch, we’re sure to get at least a single reply along the lines of “What’s wrong with having ONE sexy assassin/pilot/etc. in the game?”, to which our answer would be “Nothing. But where’s that ONE person you’re talking about? We see a whole bunch. Also why no male character is coded unequivocally sexy with his design and/or clothes and/or posing and/or personality?”
I figured the best way to illustrate this is a rigged slot machine, in which slot devoted to describing character design lands on “sexy” 6 out of 8 times.
All heroes in the game have unique ethnic and cultural backgrounds, backstories and personalities. Most of them look quite diverse. The problem is that for women in Overwatch, more often than not, the visual design compromises that in one way or another, in favor of making them conventionally attractive for the presumed cishet male gamer.
It might be a single thing, it might be the whole way character looks, dresses and is animated, but most of female Overwatch heroines suffer from gratuitous sexualization and obvious double standard when compared to their male colleagues. And a single step in more varied female representation should not be glorified as massive progress when everything else remains unfixed.
While a few of the game’s problems listed in old articles like this or this one got resolved by expanding the lineup, sadly, year and a half later a lot of them remain true.
~Ozzie
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Breakdown of all the concerns we have with characters under the cut:
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You know what’s great about this? If a game came out with really ugly female characters who were all fat and just fugly as get out they’d complain that horrible people are making women out to be grotesque and dehumanizing them. There’s literally no point in pandering, or even listening to, SJW rhetoric. Ever.
Pretty sure 90% of the male overwatch characters could be described like the OP did. But if she did that she wouldn’t have anything to bitch about.
OH. Also note that OP breaks down every character into ‘sexy’ if they’re remotely attractive. Note how they have two women in full body outfits, Mercy and Pharra, as ‘sexy’.
Lets be brutally honest here. OP boils down all women by how they look, lumps different body types into one ‘sexy’ category and thinks that being attractive is ‘sexy’ and thus shameful.
OP is a sexist sack of shit.
Speaking as a woman, I cannot stand this backlash against attractive, physically fit women in video games. Like, NO ONE wants to talk about the fact that male video game characters are also often modeled to be unreasonably attractive. People just like looking at attractive characters. And besides–what message are you sending to female gamers when you vilify beautiful women? You make it seem like there’s something wrong with being pretty, or that attractiveness and personality/strength/intelligence are mutually exclusive. Women can be beautiful AND powerful. They should also be allowed to be stylish, and look sleek. And if they’re running around on a battlefield trying to stay alive, guess what? They’re probably going to be in decent shape, too.
Stop trying to police video game characters out of your own jealousy and bitterness. If all you care about in a female character is her face and body, YOU’RE the ones objectifying her.
My entry for a Rick and Morty t-shirt contest. Wubba Lubba Dub-dub!
Pico Day winners have been announced!
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Featured art: Dia de Pico by hbrunav
Bad Bottomless Ryuko Doodle
A late-night Ryuko drawing in my shitty style. I started watching anime, starting with Kill la Kill, and I really like it. Some progress shots as well.
