BBW Art

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And the rest...



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So, be kind and leave a comment about at least one or 2 of these. I'm proud of them, and want to know what those whom i respect think. Or those i don't know (since i'll be posting these in some groups).

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I just came across this artist's work, Lilli Hill, the site is in German ("malerei" is "painting", click that to see her work by year).
Her work is excellent.

Finally, a game where i can create an actual hot chubby chick without it just being 3 variations of skinny!!!


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(Disclaimer: I use the term "bitch" as in, "kick ass, don't fuck with me kinda woman" rather than for the derogatory use)
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Ready for another round of my newest artwork? Well, too bad, here they are anyway!






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Well, enjoy. It's a bigger package this time. If you have comments, i'd appreciate ones about specific pieces, if you could. You don't have to comment on all of them, just a few you liked, and why, or why not. Thank you.

This is a piece i drew from a photo online, the girl was actually smirking in the photo, but the pose itself had this tragic quality to it. 2 of the main influences for the direction i went with this were George Carlin's ability to collect common sayings, and Ani DiFranco's song "Present/Infant" off her new album, "Red Letter Year", specifically the line, "Don't let the sellers of stuff power enough to rob you of your grace."

And so, i decided to collect as many of those advertising questions aimed at women, specifically designed to make them feel insecure about all sorts of different aspects of herself, just to make her feel like she has to buy bullshit, the temporary cures, and keep buying them, "making insecurity into a full-time job"(Ani), which enrages me SO much, because everyone is beautiful NATURALLY. They only become ugly when they introduce fakeness!

Anyway, here's the piece i made, and i post it separately because i believe it should be viewed without the distraction of my other recent pieces (man, i sound conceited, but i just received such a powerful response from this elsewhere, and i wanted to present it properly):

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Well, let me know what you think!

I must apologize beforehand if any of these seem lower quality images.
See, my scanner broke, and i've had to take all these ones with my digital camera, and edit the crap out of the light and contrast just to get them looking somewhat similar to what they actually look like. So, beyond that, enjoy ...




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Hope you enjoy!

And curvy!

As I mentioned in my intro post, my version of Shock grows up to be a zaftig girl. Now, I have other canon characters from other fandoms (Harry Potter, for example) that are also curvy ladies, but I haven't been drawing curvy ladies very long, and I no longer have access to a scanner.

Shock, when the story opens, is not very happy with her curves. Hence the sneer:

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However, as the story progresses, and she learns (through love, how else!) that yes, you don't have to be as emaciated as a ghost to be pretty, she gets a lot more...well look:

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Yes, that's a swimsuit.

As a point of some interest, Narcissa Malfoy is a curvy lady in my fanfic as well--and with the encouragement of my ladywyfe, I've almost wholly designed the Wizarding fashion industry around the female physical ideal of the willendorf venus (Well, they are wizards and witches, right? And fertility goddesses are always fat. That's my reasoning for the thinsnobs). I'm pleased. Character design for the female models is still ongoing, as I learned to draw from books, and there are no drawing books that help with fat >:/ That displeases me.