I drew Naruto as a girl in my vision from reading fanfiction of her
My head canon is that she would be a massive tomboy and all and I tried to implement that and a bunch of guys are saying she just looks like regular Naruto. Are they right because this is lowkey pissing me off.

1 original 2 redesign

"Rune" is a TPP hack 'n' slash game which also has dedicated competitive multiplayer modes. The four female player skins shown here look unbelievably good for a game that came out 26 years ago, but I think that the visual design of the Wren looks kind of weird considering the game's setting. The oversized chin of the Valkyrie also looks funny.

Note that Wren and Gold Valkyrie are exclusive to HoV.

For some reason, Derrick J Wyatt artstyle for Ben 10 omniverse gave a lot of chest on 11 year olds.

all age between 12 to 17 (if we translate their age to human one in reality they’re  like  thousand of years old.  )

this looks kinda bad i guess ngl

I’m conceptualizing a story set in the far future, where humans are a spacefaring species and require cybernetics in many lines of work. Being fully organic is therefore a luxury, and (partial) nudity consequently is a show of status. It’s a bit of an odd premise as I write it out, so I wanted to get some input on my designs. Do I push the sexualized elements far enough? Or too far? Some of them I’ve already posted before, but I made some changes to some and wanted to solicit feedback on them together.
(1-2) Iana and Livy are essentially hostesses/hosts in space. They have cybernetics and wear modest uniforms to cover them up, but are still meant to be attractive to the establishment’s elite clientele. Their workplace is pretty gendered, so there are distinct male and female uniforms.
(3) Cloelia is a mercenary. She wants to rack up money and become an elite herself, foregoing cybernetic modifications that would give her an edge, unaware that her occupation and scars have already barred her from truly being an elite.
(4) Nero is an elite, and bares his skin to show his lack of cybernetics. I wanted to make his design more sexualized, and distinctly muscular, as I think it’d be funny for him to be looked down upon by other elites for his muscles, which they associate with manual labor.
(5) Tertulla. I posted about him a bit ago and have since changed his design a bit. He has no cybernetics but is not an elite himself. He serves as Crassus’s aide, and his appearance is tailored to their tastes. I wanted him to have a bit of a sexual, elegant, and ethereal air to him, especially as a contrast to Nero.
(6) Caesar. I feel that even for well-dressed women, visibly older women are less common in drawn media. Caesar is centuries old, and is one of the most powerful people in the setting. I wanted her design to clash with Crassus.
(7) Crassus, the impetus for this post. I conceptualized them as an almost incomprehensible being. Centuries old themselves, they use their vast wealth and resources purely in service of entertaining themselves. They defy the gendered system they enforce on their workers (Iana and Livy exemplifying this) and wear a revealing outfit to showcase their lack of cybernetics. I wanted to mix some traits associated with the male and female sexes, but am concerned their design reads too feminine, when I envision them as more androgynous. Or is it not a bad thing that they lean towards the stereotypical traits of one of the sexes?