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I think there are a small number of people who do in fact draw the same type of dark-skinned, usually overweight humanized versions simply to get a reaction. Of course it's impossible to tell when exactly it's done for that purpose and this piece seems to be just a genuine variant in skin shade. The ones done for reaction typically have the same sjw art style used on every type of human character, like veiled Muslimshy. Nothing wrong with tan or dark skin if the art is actually trying to be good beyond that.


 
Btw not trying to start drama, just stating my opinion. This Twilight is a qt one.

"@TheThunderPony":/2015634#comment_8067713
I think there are a small number of people who do in fact draw the same type of dark-skinned, usually overweight humanized versions simply to get a reaction. Of course it's impossible to tell when exactly it's done for that purpose and this piece seems to be just a genuine variant in skin shade. The ones done for reaction typically have the same sjw art style used on every type of human character, like veiled Muslimshy. Nothing wrong with tan or dark skin if the art is actually trying to be good beyond that.

Btw not trying to start drama, just stating opinion. This Twilight is a qt one.

"@TheThunderPony":/2015634#comment_8067713
I think there are a small number of people who do in fact draw the same type of dark-skinned, usually overweight humanized versions simply to get a reaction. Of course it's impossible to tell when exactly it's done for that purpose and this piece seems to be just a genuine variant in skin shade. The ones done for reaction typically have the same sjw art style used on every type of human character, like veiled Muslimshy. Nothing wrong with tan or dark skin if the art is actually trying to be good beyond that.

Btw not trying to start drama, just stating opinion. This Twilight is a qt one.

"@TheThunderPony":/2015634#comment_8067713
I think there are a small number of people who do in fact draw the same type of dark-skinned, usually overweight humanized versions simply to get a reaction. Of course it's impossible to tell when exactly it's done for that purpose and this piece seems to be just a genuine variant in skin shade. The ones done for reaction typically have the same sjw art style used on every type of human character, like veiled Muslimshy. Nothing wrong with tan or dark skin if the art is actually trying to be good beyond that.