kewl
do the glasses have any meaning or are just to make the guy look cool?
Reviews for "Language Barrier"
hurtful words
Not sure this is so much Feminism Propaganda as much as it is anti-hateful words. It is amazing what people will say to the ones they 'Love' that they would not say to strangers.
Dynamic :)
The first thing I thought of when I saw this wasn't that it was a "feminist propaganda" or anything about "man-hating" (man-hating material and feminist messages don't tend to be so open to interpretation--heck, the artist might even be CONDONING verbal abuse of women); it actually reminds me of an article I read recently about "slut-bashing," where a person is ridiculed for alleged behavior (or lack thereof) and called a slut or whore, and it can be extremely harmful and even lead to suicide.
I'm not going to interpret the piece, since for all I know the only purpose was to entertain with no deep inner "meaning" intended. I will say I noticed the repetition of words, since as someone else pointed out there are many slurs out there to choose from, especially targeting women. Altogether I loved it, very colorful and strong. Good work. :)
skarl3tte responds:
Thanks for your refreshing review. Whether anyone believes it or not, I had no feminist message in mind while making this piece. I chose a woman as the 'victim' simply because I could think of more curse words for women when I made this. If I were to redo this piece with a specific message in mind, I think I would have made the guy another girl. :p
You know the guy looks like a skinny Johnny Bravo
Wonder what a poor girl had to do to get such verbal abuse though huh
he is right.
it is a good drawing. but i have to say, its getting stupid. women are always blaming men. even tho they are the ones that are hypocritical and pushing it. men aren't bad. stop doing this "men hating crap."