tfw marvel wont stop hiring writers who casually slip in their shitty misogynist views to treat my fave like a joke : )
oh and also i like how they feel as if dust should be their mouthpiece for slut shaming because obviously she’s a muslim and she must be super critical and interject her views on emma and all that shit and by like i mean hate ahahahha fuck awf with all of this
I feel like the writer has a fundamental misunderstanding of Dust’s character, because she would never say something like that to Emma, or any woman. Sooraya is one of the most respectful X-Men, and she is not judgemental. This is grossly out of character.
I picked up this issue, hit the “let’s insult Emma for fun, because that’s how we show we’re awesome these days” segment, and noped right the fuck on out of there.
tfw marvel wont stop hiring writers who casually slip in their shitty misogynist views to treat my fave like a joke : )
oh and also i like how they feel as if dust should be their mouthpiece for slut shaming because obviously she’s a muslim and she must be super critical and interject her views on emma and all that shit and by like i mean hate ahahahha fuck awf with all of this
I feel like the writer has a fundamental misunderstanding of Dust’s character, because she would never say something like that to Emma, or any woman. Sooraya is one of the most respectful X-Men, and she is not judgemental. This is grossly out of character.
I picked up this issue, hit the “let’s insult Emma for fun, because that’s how we show we’re awesome these days” segment, and noped right the fuck on out of there.
I keep seeing waaay too much unnecessary fanservice slipped into otherwise regular fanart of female characters compared to what male characters get, so I strongly feel this post is necessary.
ways to subtly (or not so) sexualise (cisgender) male characters in your day to day fanart:
tight pants
tight shirts
tight clothes in general
doesn’t even have to be different to their canon outfits, just make that shit tight
put holes in his clothes!
they can be tears, or they can look like they’re meant to be there- call them improvements 🙂
and make the clothes transparent!
even better, make them wet; transparent and clingy 😉
put him in a submissive/passive pose
you know, position the camera above him
and make sure his ass is pointed even just a little bit at the camera
just don’t make him look like he has any power over the viewer
is there anything in or vaguely related to canon that has tentacles or something that resembles them? try incorporating that into the fanart!
is there any conceivable excuse to have this character covered in sticky, white liquid? not semen, but…
apparently general anatomy isn’t too important if you can draw really detailed, anatomically correct feet
come to think of it, it’s generally socially accepted for cis men to be shirtless in a lot of places. I’d definitely use that to my advantage if I were you
also, remember that trend of dudes not wearing belts so their undies were always visible? why not use that? hint: he doesn’t even have to be wearing undies!
composition is an important part of any artwork. use this to draw attention to the: groin, ass, feet?, nipples, mouth, whatever takes your fancy
make his facial expression lustrous. make him look like he wants the viewer to do unspeakable things to him
when you see a female character being unnecessarily sexualised in fanart, think about how you might do the same thing to a male character 🙂
notes:
most points listed above can also apply to character design for games, comics, films, etc.
Following yesterday’s Happy Friday sexy male warriors, those are some pretty damn good rules to follow in creating fanservice featuring male characters. Just remember everyone: “things to be careful of” addendum is essential part of the advice.
I keep seeing waaay too much unnecessary fanservice slipped into otherwise regular fanart of female characters compared to what male characters get, so I strongly feel this post is necessary.
ways to subtly (or not so) sexualise (cisgender) male characters in your day to day fanart:
tight pants
tight shirts
tight clothes in general
doesn’t even have to be different to their canon outfits, just make that shit tight
put holes in his clothes!
they can be tears, or they can look like they’re meant to be there- call them improvements 🙂
and make the clothes transparent!
even better, make them wet; transparent and clingy 😉
put him in a submissive/passive pose
you know, position the camera above him
and make sure his ass is pointed even just a little bit at the camera
just don’t make him look like he has any power over the viewer
is there anything in or vaguely related to canon that has tentacles or something that resembles them? try incorporating that into the fanart!
is there any conceivable excuse to have this character covered in sticky, white liquid? not semen, but…
apparently general anatomy isn’t too important if you can draw really detailed, anatomically correct feet
come to think of it, it’s generally socially accepted for cis men to be shirtless in a lot of places. I’d definitely use that to my advantage if I were you
also, remember that trend of dudes not wearing belts so their undies were always visible? why not use that? hint: he doesn’t even have to be wearing undies!
composition is an important part of any artwork. use this to draw attention to the: groin, ass, feet?, nipples, mouth, whatever takes your fancy
make his facial expression lustrous. make him look like he wants the viewer to do unspeakable things to him
when you see a female character being unnecessarily sexualised in fanart, think about how you might do the same thing to a male character 🙂
notes:
most points listed above can also apply to character design for games, comics, films, etc.
Following yesterday’s Happy Friday sexy male warriors, those are some pretty damn good rules to follow in creating fanservice featuring male characters. Just remember everyone: “things to be careful of” addendum is essential part of the advice.
Why is Marvel/Disney (or whoever owns the rights currently) making more and more movies and games about Spider-man, Iron Man and Captain America when they could be making them about Namor, the Sub-Mariner? So the state of licensing is more than a little complicated – with this much potential fixing the situation so they can capitalize on this should be a top priority!
Considering Namor is one of the rare male characters that are actually acknowledged as very sexy in-universe, it wouldn’t be improper if the filmography focused a lot on his washboard abs.
