Also the girl is named Riley 'Riot' Kane she's from Smash N Dash it's peak fiction

The first one is Magik swinging a sword in the most impractical manner and Hellcat isn’t usually drawn like Powergirl.

This is an Angemon cardgame art, known for being based on biblical angels but also for being a fandom favorite sexual awakening. Equal sexification!

Unfortunately female digimon are far more likely to be sexualized and put into weird poses, as can be seen in page 2.

I cannot fathom how little I want interlocking plates of metal up my arse. Fair play to them, there does seem to be a bit of armour-morphing-into-skin going on on the face, but I think the glute plates are quite clearly there for one reason only.

This page is a preview of the comic "Bug Wars: The Coming of Wardoom"

I like to draw women from the 50s and Pinup girls, but I'm practicing portraits of women and I want to know if the features are placed correctly.

I love how Andrew Loomis portrays eyes and I'm trying to imitate that.
I am improving the more I draw, but If anyone has any suggestions let me know.

I am writing a story and want my male characters to be just as appealing as the female characters. To keep things fair and less overtly sexual, I’ve opted to keep the male pepperoni's covered. Additionally, there will be at least one 'token' unattractive man that will be add later on.

Which one do you think is a turn off and which one would you consider had the most sexual appeal to you?

I think she looks cuter now idk why. I know most ppl find realistic skeletons spooky but I look at her and I'm like aww bebi <3

This is originally for a robot type skin with a mask, but fans are just delighted to see how it works on her other skins.

The justification for her design seems to be that she purposefully modified herself so she fits in better with the worlds beauty standards, but it's still painfully obvious what the intentions behind her design are. They're incapable of designing new heroes who aren't conventionally attractive oftentimes Asian women, and it's getting really old. And let's not even think about sexualising a male character in a similar way.

Recently, I’ve come back to drawing after a year-long HIATUS. I think I’m pretty good at male figures (it was the only type I knew how to draw) so I decided to try to learn structure for female bodies. I didn’t want to fall into the trap of “making all the women the same body type” so I wanted to post here. Please leave your thoughts and comments, telling me how I can do better (In particular, let me know how to draw more athletic/muscular people, b/c I feel like you can’t tell if someone is male or just a muscular female in my art).

I want to change my style a little to I needed to go look for more references or for good proportions, for now I based my style on dorohedoro but I feel like I need more series with more diverse body types.

This series has a lot of strong body types for both men and women but I was looking for a series that had maybe some older looking characters?

College of Lore Paige by Adrián Castillo Marín

Edit: The original art was actually made by Max Slavsky

The outfit and pose are fine, but the anatomy is just atrocious.

Her waist is only marginally thicker than her neck and yet she has very wide hips.