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« Reply #8 on: Sep 13, 2007, 02:36 PM »
Quote from: the lonster on Sep 13, 2007, 10:37 AM
If you're going to change your style of art...do it because you chose to...not because you were bullied into it.Art is an expression. . .Regardless what the topic is.Guys like Kinsyo,Dr.Otto,Even my good buddy Iczerman are talented artists in their own level and skills. they should have same rights to express themselves they way they want to and not be ridiculed by small minded morons who just don't get and don't like things that are unique and different.

LG...I'm siding with you on that.  I owe a great debt of gratitude to Iczerman...
In fact, the reason why I owe him is because he was the one who encouraged me to start drawing and posting my artwork.  That's something I never dreamed I could EVER do.  I've also seen other new and budding artists who were either bullied or ridiculed by some passers-by or people who don't like that style of art.  Artists are artists and should support one another.  And all that don't like it, don't have to see it or comment about it.  Well said, LG...well said.
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« Reply #9 on: Sep 13, 2007, 06:45 PM »
Thanks man......
That means a lot to me.....It's validates what i do.
I hope i can enlighten people With what was said here today.
Folks...just keep an open mind and you've taken your first step to a bigger world. Wink

Nuff' said.
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« Reply #10 on: Sep 21, 2007, 12:43 AM »
Quote from: Lupus14 on Sep 13, 2007, 12:45 PM
Good lord! No, don't do it!  Shocked

You don't think so? I kinda thought a more realistic approach might stand out a bit more these days, since there's not a ton of artists who approach it from that angle.
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« Reply #11 on: Sep 21, 2007, 01:29 AM »
If it suits an artist to draw realistically then by all means.  But if the artists style is mainly in animation or unrealistic, well they should play to their strengths.  For me, the amount of realism in a picture is irrelevant, it can be hyper realistic like a portrait or completely unrealistic like Iczerman's, but as long as the message or power of the image comes across it doesn't matter.  I have been bored by many hyper realistic pictures, and I have been bored by completely unrealistic pictures, ti is not the style of the art that matters, it is the content of the picture.  Just seeing a character standing around in a realistic fashion doesn't do anything, seeing a character standing around while conveying an emotion or living through an experience is a different story.

So it's not style, but rather it's substance that's more important; at least in my opinion.
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« Reply #12 on: Sep 21, 2007, 05:46 AM »
 Shocked

Your folks got you your Christmas stuff, not Santa...

... the brand-name uptown department store shirts are really just generic/Made-In-China duds with a stamp-size label tacked on...

... Max Headroom was a live actor...

... the Wizard of Oz was a guy behind a curtain with SFX machinery...

... there's more to art than big buxom muscle babes.

The shocking revelations you learn every day.   Roll Eyes

Hey, if it's from the hecklers in the crowds, I'd say ride 'em out.  If it's an honest desire to expand your horizons/try new stuff... I say go for it.  Whichever leaves you with a clean conscience and undisturbed sleep.

After the break... you CAN live a happy, fulfilling life without a spouse or sweetheart.  Stay tuned.  Wink
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« Reply #13 on: Sep 21, 2007, 08:18 AM »
Sorry for not picking up this topic earlier....

Getting back to the original question....

NO! Kinsyo has NOT given up. 

1. He is facing technical difficulty with his website management software,
   and is currently unable to update his top page.  However, he has posted
   1 new picture of Haruka training with Taro (with a short Japanese Story)
   as shown here:
   http://members.at.infoseek.co.jp/kinsyo/10gallery-page/haruka002.html

2. He is preparing a Doujin comic for an upcoming muscle-girl event in Tokyo
   (Nikuket) this Sunday (24 Sept.), and hasn't much time for anything else
   in the Femuscle front.

3. Kinsyo is a professional Manga artist, (under a different pen-name of
   course) and has some commitments on his professional front too.

That just about sums up his present situation.  I hope this allays any
fears about "The Shogun of Female Muscle" (as he is called in Japan now)
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« Reply #14 on: Sep 21, 2007, 08:56 AM »
Thanks for the update, AM!  I'm glad to hear things are going well for Kinsyo (with the exception of the software, that is.)  Haruku is one of my favorites! 
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« Reply #15 on: Sep 21, 2007, 06:50 PM »
Quote from: Dr.Otto on Sep 21, 2007, 12:43 AM
You don't think so? I kinda thought a more realistic approach might stand out a bit more these days, since there's not a ton of artists who approach it from that angle.
No Offense Chris...But I Would Rather Have A Massive Andrah than A Realistic Andrah ....But I'll Support Your Choice.
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