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My eyes are also blacked out for privacy reasons. DO NOT PUT THIS IMAGE ANYWHERE OR USE WITHOUT MY OWN PERMISSION. I will delete if my privacy is violated. I am doing this for the sole purpose of learning how the body works and supporting something I believe in. It is not meant in sexual intent or to be used in other ways than intended.
The reason for doing these comparisons is to expose the anatomically incorrect women in art and comics, as well as the discrimination against them. Women are portrayed as sexual objects with no means of fighting. I believe that a woman can still be feminine yet strong, without sacrificing any respect for herself. These comparisons started out as a curiosity of doing the poses, though after a few flame wars, I've made up my mind. I was misinformed before, and I apologize for anyone whom I offended or was involved in the process.
That being said, I'll explain.
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Escher Girls is an amazing Tumblr that I've been checking out lately. It displays the innapropriate and unfair way women are portrayed in art and, mainly, comics and superhero-related things. I thought to myself, "I'm a dancer. I can do those things." YEAH, HARDER SAID THAN DONE! The spines are usually twisted in alignment with the butt and boobs. As seen, I do not have the bust or butt as large as a grown woman's, though it is unnatural how pieces of tape and sprayed-on clothing somehow support boobs and butts. Hmm.

NOW TO ANALYZE THIS THING! ;D

I saw this pose on Real Life Posers and was all, "Hey I can actually do this one. It's really not that hard." So I started out. It took about 6 tries to find out how to position my legs, and then finding where to put my arms. The boob position isn't as well-placed as that of the original image, and the reason that happened was because if I didn't face forward I wouldn't have any boobs to outline.

The question mark on the butt of the original picture is because all I see is a piece of flesh. The girl has no physical butt, it's just a weirdly shaped leg curve that's geared to resemble a butt cheek. Nuh-uh. This was also difficult, because no matter what I did, if I tried to mirror the original picture and face both cheeks to the camera, I would fall. She has no leg support, and I basically shredded my hips to death just staying on the bed. Her spine is jacked up as well. I only outlined the curve of the back and stomach, and she is significantly skinnier. To each their own body top, but that fairy is unnaturally slim.

As you can see in purple, her hip is also a seperate bump that is completely above the surface she is on. As you can see by my purple line, it was nearly impossible. It was very difficult to get the little details, as is seen in the angles of my leg positions. AS FOR THE BOOBS. If my shoulder was moved back and arm forward, my boobs would be in her position. But I would mostly likely fall and not have enough support, and end up in injuring myself.

The Verdict:
This pose is impossible. The leg position is possible, but not the showing of both buttcheeks. The hip cannot be raised so far, and her back curve is normal- but stomach is not. The boobs are unrealistic because, if your arms are moved, the subject would fall down face-first.

Pain Scale:
1= Fine
10= OH THE AGONY

9.

Well there you go darlings!! If you want to request a picture, just link me a note. ;D

XOXO,
Caly<3

Description
My eyes are also blacked out for privacy reasons. DO NOT PUT THIS IMAGE ANYWHERE OR USE WITHOUT MY OWN PERMISSION. I will delete if my privacy is violated. I am doing this for the sole purpose of learning how the body works and supporting something I believe in. It is not meant in sexual intent or to be used in other ways than intended.
The reason for doing these comparisons is to expose the anatomically incorrect women in art and comics, as well as the discrimination against them. Women are portrayed as sexual objects with no means of fighting. I believe that a woman can still be feminine yet strong, without sacrificing any respect for herself. These comparisons started out as a curiosity of doing the poses, though after a few flame wars, I've made up my mind. I was misinformed before, and I apologize for anyone whom I offended or was involved in the process.
That being said, I'll explain.
[link]
Escher Girls is an amazing Tumblr that I've been checking out lately. It displays the innapropriate and unfair way women are portrayed in art and, mainly, comics and superhero-related things. I thought to myself, "I'm a dancer. I can do those things." YEAH, HARDER SAID THAN DONE! The spines are usually twisted in alignment with the butt and boobs. As seen, I do not have the bust or butt as large as a grown woman's, though it is unnatural how pieces of tape and sprayed-on clothing somehow support boobs and butts. Hmm.

NOW TO ANALYZE THIS THING! ;D

I saw this pose on Real Life Posers and was all, "Hey I can actually do this one. It's really not that hard." So I started out. It took about 6 tries to find out how to position my legs, and then finding where to put my arms. The boob position isn't as well-placed as that of the original image, and the reason that happened was because if I didn't face forward I wouldn't have any boobs to outline.

The question mark on the butt of the original picture is because all I see is a piece of flesh. The girl has no physical butt, it's just a weirdly shaped leg curve that's geared to resemble a butt cheek. Nuh-uh. This was also difficult, because no matter what I did, if I tried to mirror the original picture and face both cheeks to the camera, I would fall. She has no leg support, and I basically shredded my hips to death just staying on the bed. Her spine is jacked up as well. I only outlined the curve of the back and stomach, and she is significantly skinnier. To each their own body top, but that fairy is unnaturally slim.

As you can see in purple, her hip is also a seperate bump that is completely above the surface she is on. As you can see by my purple line, it was nearly impossible. It was very difficult to get the little details, as is seen in the angles of my leg positions. AS FOR THE BOOBS. If my shoulder was moved back and arm forward, my boobs would be in her position. But I would mostly likely fall and not have enough support, and end up in injuring myself.

The Verdict:
This pose is impossible. The leg position is possible, but not the showing of both buttcheeks. The hip cannot be raised so far, and her back curve is normal- but stomach is not. The boobs are unrealistic because, if your arms are moved, the subject would fall down face-first.

Pain Scale:
1= Fine
10= OH THE AGONY

9.

Well there you go darlings!! If you want to request a picture, just link me a note. ;D

XOXO,
Caly<3