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Sweet and powerful at same time. Perfect blend!
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As much as I admire your technique --- seriously, chicks wearing heels to battle, not to mention her cleavage, is no good.
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It's like an open invitation to stab her breasticles. :/
The design is superb, just not for battle.
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Yep. Personally, I'm rather upset over the fact that woman on a battlefield is usually reduced to iron-bikini-wearing-eye-candy with no purpose whatsoever, maybe apart from flashing her skin in some bizzare attempt to stun her enemies. /cool story bro
Full armour wouldn't uglify a female warrior. It would add to her awesomeness.
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Bayonetta has literal 'killer' heels though. XD
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Well, way to make things practical xD
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This could easily be a SoulCalibur character.
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It's only half there but I love that sword! The way you've mismatched the clothes but still kept it all unified is amazing!!
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Stylish, but the proportions need to work on. Her hands are too small and short, legs are too long...
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i think its great. post a deviation then you can already give constructive criticisms to this great artist. joke
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Just because you think it looks good, doesn't mean its anatomically correct. And people can freely express their opinions, if you don't like it, don't use the internet. kthxbai.
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you don't like what i said? then don't use the internet.
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Your style is wonderful and so detailed. But I must say I start hating seminude female knights. The armor does not protect her most important organs. It is more of a femaile knight pin up girl. I know it was not your intend to create a moreover realistic armour, but I am a little bit upset that nearly noone cares about that issue. I'm sorry if you feel offended by my comment, it wasn't meant to offend you nor your art. I just needed to get that out of my head.
I still love your art to the maximum, otherwise I woudn't watch you^^ Your sense for correct anatomy is great and all those tiny accessoires freak me out in a very positive way, I don't know if I had the pacience to draw that high amount of detail to an armour.
Thank you for sharing your work, keep on.
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As a feminist, I can understand the sentiment behind your objection. However, I think you're missing the point of artistic expression. Ask yourself: why does armor in a drawing have to be realistic or even practical? Is it "sexist" to portray a female character as beautiful? Yes, we're all aware that no one would ever wear an armor plating that only covers 20% of their body (let alone march into battle in heels), but that's irrelevant to the piece itself. If you only prefer to look at images of knights that would exist in the sketchbook of a medieval armorsmith, then be my guest-- just don't try to criticize others for not fitting your narrow-minded definition of artistic expression. Nobody cares about the "issue" you raised because it is a nonissue; this is all a matter of taste, not something representative of greater social inequality. Social inequality certainly exists, but artists like these aren't soldiers and this forum isn't the battlefield. If you want to really address sexism, fight for issues that actually impact real women: fight for a woman's right to reproductive choice, encourage young-women to consider STEM (i.e., higher paying) careers, etc. I mean no personal animosity towards you, but I just thought I'd reach out if for no other reason than to show you that you're not speaking to an empty void. (; Cheers.
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I am sorry and I know what you mean. Thank you for taking your time to answer me. Just please be a little bit more friendly the next time you answer someone like me, because calling someone narrow minded based on only one comment could lead people to become aggressive.
Besides that I fully agree with everything you said. I will try to restrain myself next time I comment on an artwork like this.
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No need to apologize! (: And my pleasure, happy to reply! However, please reread the following sentence, and note that I did not call you narrow-minded.
"If you only prefer to look at images of knights that would exist in the sketchbook of a medieval armorsmith, then be my guest-- just don't try to criticize others for not fitting your narrow-minded definition of artistic expression." Note: bold added for emphasis.
Further, I want you to know that my intention wasn't to encourage that you censor or otherwise "restrain" yourself; you should feel free to speak your mind. My intention was, instead, to demonstrate the error in your reasoning by providing an alternative argument. Perhaps think a little more before you speak instead.
Cheers. (:
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her armor almost has a 'monster hunter' (the game) feel to it. very cool.
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shame we can't get men into comics like these.
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u have very cool style u know?)
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Are these studies for school, or are they personal studies? I love these studies. Very stunning.
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this is amazing. you are a pure art genius!
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This looks like it belongs in the game Soul Calibur
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This kinda reminds me of Fiora from league of legends ;D.. Really nice
btw that would make an amazing skin!
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would u mind, making tutorial for this...
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this is my favourite study from you yet!!! XD
so creative and beautiful colors!
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Those Legs
That Waist
Legs are thicker
Eh?
Armor looks sweet though bro. :3
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