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It is a shame that a piece that was innocent, and that for which I feel great pride must be submitted negatively marked. I submitted "Sweeter" earlier, only to have a displeasing and ignorantly disrespectful and obnoxious comment made regarding it. I hope that the disregard for respect with which this comment was made can only be attributed to that individual's social/artistic inexperience with the mature consideration of the beauty of the human form. On a positive note, Subversive-imaginati responded quickly to resolving this hurtful occurence. [link] Thank you

So, onto the piece itself. I was honestly hurt by the comment made, and hope those who watch my pieces, or come to view this one will understand that I felt the above needed to be said, and that the "scenes missing" content only represents my frustration at the person who could not respect the representation of natural beauty. It saddens me, but I feel better getting that out. I may remove this in time and present the piece as it was intended, but for now, feel this is appropriate to represent both the piece (for all you lovely people) and express my disgust at the comment made. I appreciate in advance, your understanding. If the sentiment doesn't apply to you, (if it does, you know who you fucking are) please ignore it.

So... now onto my new painting, "Sweeter". Here is my original entry.... for those who read the above and it didn't apply to... thank you! To those who didn't read it, it probably didn't apply to you anyway, so thank you likewise... and either way I hope you like the piece

Also, thank you and credit to T. Reznor for the "scenes missing" allusion. See the censored version of the "Closer" video.

"'Sweeter'

'She started as a thought caught in my sketckbook, and I became inspired to rend her from those pages into flesh, as it would be. Somewhat devianting from the macabre, but somehow, she fits right in. I'm very proud with how this turned out, different as she is from the others. I hope you all like.'

Ink, pencil, acrylic, digital.'"

As always your thoughts are much appreciated, dear constant viewers...

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It is a shame that a piece that was innocent, and that for which I feel great pride must be submitted negatively marked. I submitted "Sweeter" earlier, only to have a displeasing and ignorantly disrespectful and obnoxious comment made regarding it. I hope that the disregard for respect with which this comment was made can only be attributed to that individual's social/artistic inexperience with the mature consideration of the beauty of the human form. On a positive note, Subversive-imaginati responded quickly to resolving this hurtful occurence. [link] Thank you

So, onto the piece itself. I was honestly hurt by the comment made, and hope those who watch my pieces, or come to view this one will understand that I felt the above needed to be said, and that the "scenes missing" content only represents my frustration at the person who could not respect the representation of natural beauty. It saddens me, but I feel better getting that out. I may remove this in time and present the piece as it was intended, but for now, feel this is appropriate to represent both the piece (for all you lovely people) and express my disgust at the comment made. I appreciate in advance, your understanding. If the sentiment doesn't apply to you, (if it does, you know who you fucking are) please ignore it.

So... now onto my new painting, "Sweeter". Here is my original entry.... for those who read the above and it didn't apply to... thank you! To those who didn't read it, it probably didn't apply to you anyway, so thank you likewise... and either way I hope you like the piece

Also, thank you and credit to T. Reznor for the "scenes missing" allusion. See the censored version of the "Closer" video.

"'Sweeter'

'She started as a thought caught in my sketckbook, and I became inspired to rend her from those pages into flesh, as it would be. Somewhat devianting from the macabre, but somehow, she fits right in. I'm very proud with how this turned out, different as she is from the others. I hope you all like.'

Ink, pencil, acrylic, digital.'"

As always your thoughts are much appreciated, dear constant viewers...