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fugitiverabbit · 8 months

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Thanks to some incredible supporters I was able to purchase new lighting for fatphotoref!

That means that there are new photos going up on the site every Monday from now through September. If you don’t want to wait that long to see them all, I’ve added an option to buy the full set from my last shoot on my ko-fi page.

Here’s a direct link to purchase the mega-pack, but no pressure whatsoever. https://ko-fi.com/s/7d8ba786c4

#fat acceptance #fat reference #plus size ref #plus size art #fat art #fat art model #fat artist #artists on tumblr #fat positive #art reference #fat liberation #fat model #refs #art tips #art resources #reference #fatphotoref

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littledoepeach · 2 months

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character sketch commission 🌹🥀 ^^

#body positivity #cute art #sketch #art #plus size art #commission #doodle #fat artist #fat art

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scleracentipede · 8 months

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cowboys are often secretly fond of each other 🤠

#queer art #artists on tumblr #queer artist #digital art #trans artist #disabled artist #cowboys #cowboys are frequently secretly fond of each other #gay cowboy #queer cowboys #trans cowboy #trans bear #gay bear #mlm #mlm yearning #transmasc #queer #fat artist #body hair

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purgatory2 · 21 days

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farcille sketch :3

ignore how messy it is,,

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katetorias · 6 months

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some of Jocelyn’s art from earlier today, I think she struggled to find her style for a second but it makes me happy to see her trying!!!

#shes said she likes how I draw #so I Can def just see a lot of my own way in here #but stuff is also different!!#my art #sys talk #digital art #headmate #headmate art #personal art #fat Artist #id in alt text

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wyrmcat · 7 months

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i wonder how art fatphobes would feel on here if i told them "sorry... i just don't draw skinny people 😣 it's too hard and it doesn't fit my aesthetic...." like im 100% convinced it would make them implode

#fatphobia #fat art #fat artist #plus size #plus size art #rambling #like i get that not wveryone is gonna reblog all of my art but i DEFINITELY notice when my art with fat people is ignored #like dont think i dont notice #regardless im always grateful that the people it matters most to gets to see it and enjoy it and thats really the point of it #im just mad to be angry today probably but its a little pet peeve of mine for sure #this isnt directed towards anyone in particular

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creation-help · 1 year

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Just a moment, survey yourself.

Body diversity edition

[READ B4 COMMENTING: Not all of these are automatically negative by simply existing, and some questions can have very nuanced answers that can't simply be summer up as "Thing: bad. Stop." I'm making this so you can keep yourself aware and reflective on what you do, and encouraging you to learn, diversify and be on the lookout for anything sketchy. You're not automatically a bad person if some of these apply to you, however just be wary of how. Lack of diversity is a design problem. And it can be improved! You can improve! Not everyone starts out knowing everything and many of these can simply be bc someone really just didn't know. That's okay. Don't start stressing, take it like a champ and think how you can work with the situation. Thank you]

- Have you noticed that the characters you make fat have usually if not always something to do with either greed, materialism, their love of food, or eating, or being spoiled?

- Are you using fatness in character design to communicate something unpleasant? Why? Does it really have to be represented or tied to fatness, or are you just used to seeing fat be presented as negative and ugly in media?

- "Why is this character fat?" Why is this character not? Why is this character thin? Do we really need to justify the existence of fat characters in some way? Fat people in real life simply exist. There can be reasons someone is fat, but that doesn't define them. There isn't always some "cause", but regardless of if there is, that shouldn't impact their right to be here and live their lives same as everyone else.

- Could this character design be made more interesting or distinct if you gave them a different body type? Does the vast majority of your characters have the same weight, body proportions and physical abilities? Is there a concrete reason why you make your designs have such similar body types? Is it really out of story purposes, or are you just unable to think about your designs in other physiques?

- Do you know how to draw different body types in general? Have you taken the time to practice and learn? Any art style can depict a variety of body types, it's not a question of fitting, it's a question of the artist's skill to adapt. That can be learned and honed. Yes, you too can learn.

- How many of your characters have physical disabilities? Is the amount simply tied to the fact that you hadn't thought to add any? Disability is also something you can learn more about and then apply to your stories. Yes, even if you're abled.

- Are you only drawing characters a certain way because you think the other alternatives are ugly? Why? And why shouldn't you learn to draw ugly things too? Do you really think these things are ugly, or are you just not used to seeing it? Ugly traits in character designs isn't a bad thing. But it is bad to give your character traits you deem ugly, in order to present them in a negative light. Real people out there have these traits you think ugly. Ugliness doesn't make someone a bad person.

- Do you know how to appropriately draw various ethnic traits? Do you avoid drawing certain traits because you have a bad impression of the ethnicity? Are the traits you consider ugly, actually just traits different ethnicities have? Do you avoid drawing racial diversity out of inexperience, or are you just nervous to make a mistake? These things can also be learned. Yes, even if you're white.

- Do you assign your ethnic looking characters certain traits simply because you associate this ethnicity with them? Is this backed up by any research, or are you relying on stereotypes that mainstream media always leans on? Are you aware of stereotypes, or harmful biases?

- Do you only draw curvy bodies for sexual or otherwise appearance based reasons? Do you notice yourself portraying curvy characters more sexually simply because of their body type, instead of something related to the character? Do you automatically make your promiscuous and sexual characters a specific body type? Why? Why not some other one? Why can't another body type be sexually attractive?

- In the case of fat characters, are they usually if not always linked to themes that are associated with fatness? Are all your fat mermaids whales or octopi? Why can't cute catgirls be fat? Do you give your fat characters associations with pigs, cows, or other fat animals? Do you do it with all of them? Are you aware of reductive tropes that implicitly reinforce negative stereotypes?

- Do you portray thin characters in a normal way? Do you have thin characters with small boobs, narrow hips, wide shoulders, bulky jaws or protruding features? Do you portray thin characters as anything other than conventionally attractive? Do you intend your thin characters to always look attractive? Do you only portray thinness in relation to poor health? Eating disorders? A character's health isn't always dictated by their body type. Fat people can be healthy, or have eating disorders just the same as thin people.

- Do you always make your male characters traditionally masculine? Are they often muscular or square shaped automatically? Do you portray fat male characters as either comedic or gross? Are you (intentionally or not) saying something about your male characters through how masculine (or not) they are? What? And why? How do you portray feminine male characters? Are they always portrayed as more sexual, innocent or weak? Why? Do you think this could (intentionally or not) say something negative about these characters? Do you infantilize male characters based on certain traits? Their ethnicity, body shape and size, or sexuality?

- Do you always make your female characters feminine? Do they always have only specific traits and body types? Why? Do you automatically portray masculine women as more aggressive, loud or mean? Why? And why don't you do this in comparison to your feminine women? Are you (intentionally or not) often putting masculine women in a negative role in the story? Why? Did you intend this when designing them? Do you give masculine traits to female characters who are meant to be seen as bad? Even if not intended, is there still a harmful pattern in how you do this?

#Body positive #Character design #Artists on tumblr #Fat positive #disabled positivity #disabled artist #fat artist #Fat acceptance #Artblr #infantilism #toxic masculinity #Male gaze #Fatphobia

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makeshiftlove · 11 months

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I bought a hat for ✧･ﾟ: * fashi0n ✧˖°.

(tbh i already did a bunch of outdoor chores with it tho)

#fat art #self portrait #with dog #nonbinary artist #fatshion #fat fashion #queer artist #fat artist

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wizardsorbet · 3 months

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I updated my price sheet for 2024! Removed an item, added some new ones~

My commission form usually stays open! If you fill one out, I'll typically email back within a business day~ Hit me up, get some good art and help me pay my bills :3c

I am happy to do SFW as well as NSFW art (if you want examples of my NSFW art, just check my FA!) and I specialize in (especially fat) realistic body types, queerness, trans bodies, furry and fantasy art! ^ ^

Here's my site, which has all my links if you'd like to find me elsewhere! (I'm most active on discord and cohost now I think~)

And if you have any questions, contact me at [email protected] !

#safe fur work #furry #anthro #fat art #fat positive #trans artist #body positive #fat artist #my art

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sugarnsaffron · 5 months

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clothes shopping as a weirdly shaped fat person chronicles

#my art #doodles #mini comic #plus size #fat artist #fat positvity

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fugitiverabbit · 1 year

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I know its been a long time, but fat photo ref just updated! Check it out or request access to the site at fatphotoref.com

I’ll be approving folks later today! There’s also a substack now if you want a newsletter when I update the site.

#fat model #fat art #art pose #art reference #resources #guitar #acoustic #fat artist #fat positive

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littledoepeach · 2 months

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early concept sketches for trixie!! my lesbian fitness influencer puppy girl 💖💕

#body positivity #cute art #sketch #art #doodle #wlw art #steve and trixie #plus size art #fat artist #wlw

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emile-hides · 1 year

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Not to come to random people on the internet again with money troubles but uh. My dad’s new Diabetes medicine just also happens to be a great weight loss supplement, meaning it’s roughly $1000 a month and we cannot afford that for obvious reason.

So! Here’s a big collage of what I’ve been drawing recently; Please Consider Commissioning Me.