Why do people who prefer black Twilight never have to justify their artistic tastes, but anyone who prefers white Twilight is a racist? I don’t think all the characters should be white (I like a dark Scootaloo, for instance.), but I don’t like black Twilight. This is a personal artistic taste, and has nothing to do with racism.

Since when do personal preferences about what someone likes in an image need justifying? It’s subjective, and varies from person to person.
 
I dislike when Pinkie is drawn as fat. That doesn’t mean I hate fat people.

Don’t worry about it. It’s racist, horrid people like that, who can’t really survive in the real world, and don’t really have friends. After all why would someone want to be around such a hateful person, possibly quite homophobic as well. Chances are they don’t get out much, and I doubt they’d ever be happy. Who would want to be with a horrible person like that? Unless they find an equal horrible person, then I’d hope their poor kids would not end up like them. Then again I’m putting way too much hope into their little hearts, if they think that one day someone might want to have kids with them.

…yeah, unless you give a legitimate reason to not like the recent Black Twilight art, that’s pretty much racism. Just so you know.

Not prejudice, artistic preference.

Not even hiding that prejudice, are you, anon below me?

I like the artist’s body style. However…
 
Is today Black Twilight Day or something? Ugh. Sigh. (goes to downvote)

@Psychopomf
 
Yeah, I like his style.

Ya know. Pokehidden’s style is pretty toony but still neat.

@Itsthinking
 
I just checked out hi DA. I’m almost positive it’s him.

en español

Art seems familiar, looks a little like Pokehidden.
 
Man, AJ looks like she spent all day trying to brush Opal or something.

Isn’t this Pokehidden? I didn’t know he had a DA.