For BoosterPang, because he's a sweetheart. And he invited me to Weasyl! And I mean, just look at that stud <3
All very good reasons.
I have to say that not many draw ample hipped hourglass figures as well as you do. Always nail the shapes that put one in mind of feminine forms while retaining enough features coded masculine that the viewer isn't left confused as to the dominant presentation of the subjects depicted. There is a moment of uncertainty though, and that moment is, I think, where a lot of the excitement comes from~
It's a subtle art I have tried to master over the years :) It's interesting, since I really didn't like "girliness" when I was in high school... but slowly it's come to form a rather prominent aspect of my identity and body of work!
I think when we're younger, especially younger gay men, femininity is easy to disregard as "the other", especially if we're trying to be 'straight-acting' or whatever. I used to think I was exclusively gay, but as my opinions on gender changed from it being a biological binary to thinking of it as a social presentation, and thus the mixing of male and female elements in characters and people became much more appealing to me once I stopped framing them as I did before.
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More of this plz