Yes.


Yes, that and close-minded to art (to anything, really) that doesn't fit the prescribed parameters of what they like to look at...


Sometimes it can be...


Yes, more often than not.


That would depend where you display said "man tights", and how the figure is drawn. Maybe you haven't experienced it yet, but there are people who believe "superheroes for adults" has homoerotic undertones.


Clearly, from the lack of responses, you are the only one. It's happened to me on the street!

At some point, artists and photographers who deal in images of hyper-muscular women are going to have to accept that the image (or the presence) of a woman with muscles is provocative (clearly many of the respondents have). Exactly what is provoked in people cannot be controlled. It shouldn't be worried over too much, but it should be anticipated. We can't afford to be naïve.

SinD, if you become serious with art beyond doodling , you will be forced to develop a tough skin--a layer of armor (hmm, muscles...body armor?) that should remain in place even after you become "good."

Not having seen the doodles in question (that's not a request for a link, just a statement), the query are "You are perv?" (while admittedly not politely phrased) may not be an invalid one, as there is a difference between drawing women bodybuilders as they appear in reality and drawing them as sexualized inhuman giants with the fantasy watermelon-shaped breasts out to---------------------->here (I know, because I've done both).  There is a difference between drawings intended to titillate (no pun intended), and drawings where arousal is not the primary intention of the artist (I can't stress this enough because I think all of us who draw have done one or the other at some time or another). To claim that every drawing in the "genre" has the same intention toward the viewer would be disingenuous.

One can draw women with muscle as fetishistic material or with any number of other less controversial subtexts. But how many of us do the latter as opposed to the former?

Hi, SinD

First, I want to pass on some words that someone told me:  "If you write or draw, do it for yourself."  It's easier said than done, but at the end of it all, you're the only one who can judge you're own artwork.  I've seen great FMG/FBB artists get attacked for their artwork...mostly by people who don't have enough talent to draw a stick figure, or have a certain belief of what is acceptable.  The close-minded lose many things, but the open-minded gain many things. 
     Also, I go for a different tactic...I thank them for their comments and move on, because you have to draw what pleases you.  Only you can decide what you like, and stick to it!