Why are fictional women so ugly nowadays?

I feel like artists in 2020 despise the concept of female beauty and want to draw nothing but androgynous girls and disgusting dikes. Do these people really think that drawing women like that is progressive and not sexist at all?

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Beauty is a subjective concept user, and posting a samus, who isn't even /co, redesign by literally who is not a good way to start a thread off

Miko from Glitch Techs proves this statement wrong

rejection of traditional modes of beauty (which often ends up merely switching the modes, ironically enough)

Can we not give self hating hacks needless attention?

>Beauty is a subjective concept user
fuck off

fuck off whit this bait retard

There's plenty of sexy casual. Now you just have a little bit of everything instead of a lot of something, try reading Lady Death.

Because feminists and male feminists (aka cucks) are in charge of everything now. You aren't allowed to make a female pretty. And if you do you get twitter attacked.

Because feminists hate anything prettier then them

>Beauty is a subjective concept
Perhaps but ugly certainly ain't

You never got called handsome as a kid, did you?

>so ugly nowadays?
You tell me

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>nowadays
>posts Diaz’s shitty redesign he did ten years ago that anons have always shit on him over

Your thread started off badly when you used some shitty fanart and not official Samus art.

>posts fanart
>posts fanart of a Zig Forums character on Zig Forums
Fuck OFF already, Zig Forums, jesus fucking christ. Your board has already gone to shit with all these types of fucking posts and now you're bringing it here. Just go the fuck away. Zig Forums does not want or need a homogeneous site "culture," go die in a fucking fire.

Her armor design pisses me off more.

How could they do my girl Carol dirty like that?

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>Beauty is a subjective
That's your low standards talking.

So they're on the same level of attractiveness as their audience.

Honestly, Samus having a buzz cut and looking like a bitchy lesbo is fine. She kills aliens for a living, the pretty gymnast girl aesthetic was cringey Jap nonsense.

fpbp, the only thing Zig Forumsomers understand is "pretty=whatever makes my peepee hard"

How does it feel to be perpetually stucked on 2016?

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I know you're thinking in terms of politics, but I find in general younger people can't draw very these days, so that probably has something to do with it.

she embraced the monkey

When have most young people ever been able to draw? As far I know drawing has never been a serious, widespread part of western education.

Go back

The pool of inspiration in 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s culture had a lot of good art to wean from. Today, kids are exposed to overly simple art styles with no anatomy or proper construction principles. And anime, with generic poses and the same faces over and over. If you look at any art site populated with primarily young artists, you'll see that these are the things they draw from and they lack basic drawing skills. Many of these kids have grown up to work in the animation industry today, which is why the current crop of cartoons you see look so terrible.

>"Waahh why isnt shera a busty pamela anderson I wish it was the 80s still"
Thats all they ever say

gives off a master chief vibe. I like the concept.

shut up your face

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>drawing has never been a serious, widespread part of western education

It isn't a part of any educational system anywhere. Being able to draw well comes from a marriage of technical skill and being able to study and observe. Countries with better education tend to have better artists because of this. Can't speak for the whole west, but Americans can't draw because most of them are just fucking stupid.

Because attractive women remind dykes how ugly they are.

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