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That is a justification I would be a bit more satisfied with. Though I still think the mock up if what it would look like without the dent in the middle looks nicer.
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Nineteen
That is a justification I would be a bit more satisfied with. Though I still think the mock up if what it would look like without the dent in the middle looks nicer.
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[quote name="TheLOAD" date="2014-10-15 13:43:28"]@Trisdino
Not really irrelevant. It may not be important to you, but it's a design choice to me that just looks lazy and overdone. I don't really care if they're overly sexualized or not, but armor that looks like actual armor would just look nicer to me.[/quote]
You misunderstand be. It is irrelevant for another reason. Anyway, I will explain soon, just need a bit of time to make the post.
TheLOAD wrote on 2014-10-15 13:43:28:
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Trisdino
Not really irrelevant. It may not be important to you, but it's a design choice to me that just looks lazy and overdone. I don't really care if they're overly sexualized or not, but armor that looks like actual armor would just look nicer to me.
You misunderstand be. It is irrelevant for another reason. Anyway, I will explain soon, just need a bit of time to make the post.
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Alright. I await your results.
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Trisdino
Alright. I await your results.
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Will either be today or tomorrow, it is getting late, so we will see whether I finish it today. We had a back and forth discussion, and have arrived at what is, if probably not the actual thought process of the artist, then at least a solid and logical explanation in-universe.
Will either be today or tomorrow, it is getting late, so we will see whether I finish it today. We had a back and forth discussion, and have arrived at what is, if probably not the actual thought process of the artist, then at least a solid and logical explanation in-universe.
Ugh.
Please don't blame Lightning Flight for Trisdino.
Ugh.
Please don't blame Lightning Flight for Trisdino.
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I won't blame anyone for anything. I'm just curious to see what they have to say.
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I won't blame anyone for anything. I'm just curious to see what they have to say.
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i engaged with them in a discussion because he wanted to talk about historical examples of female armor. and being a huge history nerd i literally gave them what im assuming is going to be their derailing argument in this thread. he is probably going to argue that it isnt actual armor based on x, y, z and is instead culturally significant body paint.
im so so so sorry for this.
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theload
i engaged with them in a discussion because he wanted to talk about historical examples of female armor. and being a huge history nerd i literally gave them what im assuming is going to be their derailing argument in this thread. he is probably going to argue that it isnt actual armor based on x, y, z and is instead culturally significant body paint.
im so so so sorry for this.
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Guess we'll see when they post.
Really I just sort of feel bad for the OP. This forum seems to have gotten out of hand.
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chromaticCrow
Guess we'll see when they post.
Really I just sort of feel bad for the OP. This forum seems to have gotten out of hand.
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i do too oh god.
see, i think that OP has tried to invite us into an important discussion on the sexualization of female bodies in fantasy. and i personally think that the female centaurs design kinda falls into a strange grey area that needs to be discussed. im pretty sure that most feminist minded people will agree that sexualization of female characters in fantasy is wrong, but when its unconsciously taken out of context (i doubt the illustrator intended to sexualize the centaur) what do we do?
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theLoad
i do too oh god.
see, i think that OP has tried to invite us into an important discussion on the sexualization of female bodies in fantasy. and i personally think that the female centaurs design kinda falls into a strange grey area that needs to be discussed. im pretty sure that most feminist minded people will agree that sexualization of female characters in fantasy is wrong, but when its unconsciously taken out of context (i doubt the illustrator intended to sexualize the centaur) what do we do?
