Christ by Quyen Dinh 14”x18”- $200 (Sold)
Olivia Britz
who’s the artist?
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A super quick draw.
“Forget Me Not”
[Image: Four gorgeous hand drawn illustrations of curvy, soft very femme women. The first shows a very light skinned woman with short brown hair wearing vintage lingerie, smoking a cigarette. The second shows a woman with medium light brown skin and brown hair wearing a cheong-sam style dress, with a feathered fan in her hand. The third shows another woman with very light brown skin and long dark brown hair with a tattoo on her arm wearing 40’s vintage looking lingerie holding a riding crop. The fourth and last shows a gorgeous mermaid with medium brown skin, long multitonal hair, and a bottom half that is a gorgeous rich red.]
I really dig this style.
Also, black mermaids ftw.
pretty!
Loving the slightly wobby outline. Few women are super-toned yet it’s so normalised.
These would make bad-ass tattoos
God I love all of these and amen to the comment above. I’m so tired of most illustrations of women showing them as though they’re super toned with zero percent body fat (yet have enormous breasts even though breasts are MOSTLY MADE OF FAT unless you have implants).
These aren’t even what I’d necessarily call ‘fat’ or ‘plus size’. But I still think they’re great because yes, even women who are straight sizes have yes, a little bit of fat on their arms so that their upper arms aren’t chiseled but rather soft and a little curvy. Their thighs are not always rock hard, even when they’re very athletically fit. They’re going to have curves, rolls, bumps.
In essence, they’re going to have FLESH. Actual human flesh. Not just a thin layer of skin over a body made of nothing but meat and bone.
(I know there are some people who’s body types are naturally very thin and who are just chiseled looking ‘cause that’s how they are. Enjoy having a very privileged body type and stay the fuck away from my ask box, because as a big fat death fatty who gets told I’m the scourge of the world and everything that’s wrong with everything every day of my life, I don’t feel like hearing you whine.)
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Done by Chelsea Rhea.
fellow tumblr: carlhenrik.tumblr.com
Today.
A watercolour and ink illustration of a fat white skinned woman with brown hair looking towards the donut on her forehead. A bright halo surrounds her head.
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It’s a uniquely American prudishness. You can write the most detailed, vivid description of an ax entering a skull, and nobody will say a word in protest. But if you write a similarly detailed description of a penis entering a vagina, you get letters from people saying they’ll never read you again. What the hell? Penises entering vaginas bring a lot more joy into the world than axes entering skulls.
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