/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>5045185
>>5045500
>marmalade mum
Oh that retard again.
I remember they confused /3/ by making bold claims on what a real 3d artist is while bragging about how they model the horsecock themselves on twitter so that makes them better than people who use pre-made assets for their autistic animated furfag porn.

>>4793655
>>4792451
>Jazza became no different than all those other super kid friendly art tubers.
Thats sad.

>>3917759
Happened with the She-ra reboot
Fan artists even admitted that they had never heard of the show, but that didn't stop them from shitting out "fan" art and using the hashtag to hopefully have the showrunners retweet them.

https://www.theverge.com/2018/7/25/17596576/she-ra-and-the-princesses-of-power-fan-art-subversive-netflix-fandom-community
>Personally, I really love the new design,” says Juho Choi, a 20-year-old art student at the Rochester Institute of Technology. “It’s simple and pleasing to the eye. There’s currently a lot of controversy over this new design, calling it masculine, but I think it’s still a very feminine design that is not hyper-sexualized. It’s really nice to see a female hero character redesigned and freed from the traditional comic book idea of functional attire for women.”
>Choi says she’d never heard of the 1980s TV show or the character before the wave of reactions to the first reboot images, but that she was immediately interested in the character because of the instant community of other creators drawing She-Ra.

and

>Savanna Ganucheau, a 25-year-old artist and graphic novelist currently living in Australia, also says she never watched the original show. “But I’ve always been aware of She-Ra,” she says. “She’s a media icon in her own right. But She-Ra’s original look and feel wasn’t something that appealed to me when I was little. When I looked at the new design, I thought, ‘Oh, I would have watched this as a kid for sure.’”

>A few artists even addressed Stevenson’s detractors directly in their fan art. One of the more passed-around fan art images comes from 23-year-old Brazilian illustrator and comic-book artist Renata Nolasco. Like Ganucheau and Choi, she doesn’t feel a strong connection to the original She-Ra. “All I remember of her was what I saw in He-Man, and to be honest, she didn’t strike me as an interesting character,