SJW Art and Extremes

[Jewelsmakerguy]

The artist gave up.

Spent all their time giving Bismuth rainbow armpits, me thinks.

 

[Loxiozzz]

The artist gave up.

Should have given up on the whole thing. The blue one has something wrong with its mouth, but I don't know exactly what it is.

 

[Tlazolli]

Why would you even dye your armpits? That place gets so sweaty and smelly do you really want pretty dyes covered in sweat?

When people are white trash plus SJW, they are willing to fashionize and homosexualize everything.

 

[friedshrimp]

You'd think white trash are typical redneck bible humpers who'd think blacks should live on the other side of the street or something.

 

[Tlazolli]

You'd think white trash are typical redneck bible humpers who'd think blacks should live on the other side of the street or something.

tumblr SJWisms are a hell of a drug.
Which also begs the question why almost everyone on tumblr is a homo, even the rednecks.

 

[friedshrimp]

Because, I dunno, homo/trans is the new "cool"? Kinda like how in the 90s everybody wanted to be black.

 

[Wabbu]

Spoiler: Well, she does look like a hermaphrodite now

Original design:

 

[Hummingbird]

Spoiler: Well, she does look like a hermaphrodite now

Original design:

Stevonnie is a fusion of Steven Universe and Connie and the character was meant to be agender or mixed. (According to the wiki, the preferred pronoun is "they".) So I can let it off a bit.

 

[IdaRita]

I chcecked Steven Universe wiki and...

"Stevonnie" character, who looks like a quite attractive female (by show standards) and have clearly femine shilouette (waistline, hips wider than shoulders) is "fusion" of two children, a boy and a girl and is hermaphrodite/agender/whatever and use "they" pronouns.

While Bismuth, one of gem race (who are "genderless", but always treated as females by people), use female pronouns etc and looks nothing like female. Her shilouette is clearly male, with broad shoulders, lack of breasts and she has bare chest.

And her face looks like monkey's.


WTF

 

[woowie queen]

@IdaRita, that's steven universe for ya.
it's the same stuff for smokey (or it's smoky?) quartz, the fusion of steven and amethyst, it's referred with neurtal pronoums but looks pretty female. and ppl get all "angry" when you use female pronoums for her.

 

[Arietis]

I chcecked Steven Universe wiki and...

"Stevonnie" character, who looks like a quite attractive female (by show standards) and have clearly femine shilouette (waistline, hips wider than shoulders) is "fusion" of two children, a boy and a girl and is hermaphrodite/agender/whatever and use "they" pronouns.

While Bismuth, one of gem race (who are "genderless", but always treated as females by people), use female pronouns etc and looks nothing like female. Her shilouette is clearly male, with broad shoulders, lack of breasts and she has bare chest.

And her face looks like monkey's.


WTF

I am guessing that Bismuth character looks masculine because bismuth is a metal and not a gemstone? No idea, I know nothing about this show, but it'd make some degree of sense. I still can't get over how ugly most characters are and how bizarrely popular they get with those spergs, who in turn go and make them even uglier. Knowing tumblr "she" will get draw as a cuntboy or something in no time.

 

[charmaide]

I am guessing that Bismuth character looks masculine because bismuth is a metal and not a gemstone? No idea, I know nothing about this show, but it'd make some degree of sense.

It would make sense, due to Bismuth's body type being very different to body types of those that are gems (creating a dimorphism between minerals/metals and gems). However, canonically, it seems that gems are inherently female (not counting the "censored" Ruby done by Russia's version, among any other localized versions that are changed due to their country's laws on broadcasting "alternative lifestyles.").

My guess the show went with "they" pronouns, despite those fusions being inherently female in appearance, is that our title card character, Steven, is male and the two people he's fused with are female. That or it'd get the unintended(?) audience's panties in a twist that the show is supporting the gender binary or some shit.

 

[IdaRita]

it's the same stuff for smokey (or it's smoky?) quartz, the fusion of steven and amethyst, it's referred with neurtal pronoums but looks pretty female. and ppl get all "angry" when you use female pronoums for her.

I've just checked this character and for me it looks like potato.

 

[Wabbu]

And her face looks like monkey's.

Hey, progressive show!

This is the definition of pandering to tumblr, she's fat, black, freckled and even has a ugly tumblr haircut.

 

[magikarp]

I've just checked this character and for me it looks like potato.

God who looked at this thing and was like, "yeah, that dumb extra arm looks great!"

That's what personally bugs me the most, but it's an ugly design overall frankly.

 

[Fiddleford]

God who looked at this thing and was like, "yeah, that dumb extra arm looks great!"

That's what personally bugs me the most, but it's an ugly design overall frankly.

According to the wiki her weapon is a yo-yo, which a third arm would actually be pretty useful for.
The colors bug me the most, who thought that huge splattering of salmon looked good on brown?

 

[Jewelsmakerguy]

It would make sense, due to Bismuth's body type being very different to body types of those that are gems (creating a dimorphism between minerals/metals and gems). However, canonically, it seems that gems are inherently female (not counting the "censored" Ruby done by Russia's version, among any other localized versions that are changed due to their country's laws on broadcasting "alternative lifestyles.").

My guess the show went with "they" pronouns, despite those fusions being inherently female in appearance, is that our title card character, Steven, is male and the two people he's fused with are female. That or it'd get the unintended(?) audience's panties in a twist that the show is supporting the gender binary or some shit.

Knowing the show, using "they" because it was a fusion of two different genders was probably supposed to be the point. But with Sugar coming out as Bi and the fandom at large. I'm not so sure now.

I chcecked Steven Universe wiki and...

"Stevonnie" character, who looks like a quite attractive female (by show standards) and have clearly femine shilouette (waistline, hips wider than shoulders) is "fusion" of two children, a boy and a girl and is hermaphrodite/agender/whatever and use "they" pronouns.

While Bismuth, one of gem race (who are "genderless", but always treated as females by people), use female pronouns etc and looks nothing like female. Her shilouette is clearly male, with broad shoulders, lack of breasts and she has bare chest.

And her face looks like monkey's.


WTF

And that's what bugs me, they give the herm more female looking proportions, but the actual "female" looks like an ape. No seriously, just look at that thing. And the dreadfully cheap animation doesn't help things.

 

[Hummingbird]

According to the wiki her weapon is a yo-yo, which a third arm would actually be pretty useful for.
The colors bug me the most, who thought that huge splattering of salmon looked good on brown?

The third arm looks like it's attached to the right elbow, which would probably be awkward to use.

 

[Minnie]

I've just checked this character and for me it looks like potato.

God that's just about as ugly as anything else posted in this thread. The original designs for the show aren't that bad but this and the bulky, Bismuth character posted above are absolutely terrible.

 

[Jewelsmakerguy]

God that's just about as ugly as anything else posted in this thread. The original designs for the show aren't that bad but this and the bulky, Bismuth character posted above are absolutely terrible.

I would love to know who designed these. Because they're on par with the fan works of this show.