Butts come in all shapes and sizes and everyone has a preference and an opinion.
Dont let a a few comments in the negative push you from being creative. I think you did a great job in depicting what message you wanted to express and it was hilarious!
Not everyone has a sense of humor but this was funny if you aren't prudish. I take it for what it is and this was intended to be funny and I laughed. Her butt is drawn in a way that you wanted it and overall it was a good cartoon drawing not meant to be realistic, keep it going!
and that reply is great for an Oprah episode, yes. ;)
joke above: not for the prudish.
my opinions:
1: the moment you do a female character with a butt-shot, you are behind the 8-ball for 2 reasons:
a: Pol Correct garbage reactions thanks to Miley Prat Cyrus silliness.
b: People who look at this who are "buttmen" might have a bad reaction if the butt type in question is not to their taste.
This means your work might not be seen for what it "is" because it's been subjectively "tainted".
2: It looks like an animation cel (I have more than several animators as friends, and all can draw the "by hand" variety of animation cel/frame/still. They work on fps ranging from "on 8" to "on 24" and one lass even works on an adjusted 30 fps. So my first reaction was "Hey, nice cel, looks like BAKSHI, Bayyyybeeee!" And Bkashi is a hero of mine. So I like it. However, this leads us to:
a: Many people are not familiar with graphite animation frames, and therefore might be judging it as a purely "comic panel still shot". This would lead them to "expect things, visually" of your piece that would not be fair to ask of it.
b: It's in blackline with no rendering/shading (again, that's a classically Bakshi style illustration commonly seen in an animation frame, before transfer to the ink/paint on the acetate sheet version). Most of the art submitted here seems to be in color, or if it's b/w, there are rendering hatches as per classic comics and standard comic art of the past 20 odd years. If it was colored, or you added some "Gene Colan" style rounding of the musculature (and glutes), I think you'd be more "positivity" in terms of the reaction-pool.
b: It's in blackline with no rendering/shading (again, that's a classically Bakshi style illustration commonly seen in an animation frame, before transfer to the ink/paint on the acetate sheet version). Most of the art submitted here seems to be in color, or if it's b/w, there are rendering hatches as per classic comics and standard comic art of the past 20 odd years. If it was colored, or you added some "Gene Colan" style rounding of the musculature (and glutes), I think you'd be more "positivity" in terms of the reaction-pool.
Lol but seriously I REALLY wish I could've coloured it. It would look much better, but I don't have the materials
so I take it you were happy with what I posted in terms of a genuine effort of critique?
;)
Ask your friends if any of them bought digital video cameras back between 2005 and 2009, or epson printers from back then. Many came with a freebie version of Painter Pro, which has an easy to color comics way about it.
This is Hilarious. Harley Quinn Barely has an ass.
Lol at least she's got more ass than Iggy Azalea
carrrrrreful. Iggs lives in the USA now, and all she needs is one year of KFC and Burger King to rectumfy (that's not a typo) the smaller azzzzzzzzzzz situation.
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