"Jane Cottontail: Meet the Family" - page 04
🕑 Added 2024-05-30 02:32:31 +0000 UTCI can definitely understand why a lot of furry artists are reluctant to draw monkeys and apes. (myself included) With the similarities between many primates and humans, it's more difficult to find 'the line' of anthropomorphic balance between "too animalistic" and "uncanny valley guy in monkey mask".
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Sammy Afe
Lol
Delisle
Barefoot but wearing evening gloves? And where the heck did she get the gloves anyway??
Kenneth Chisholm
I hope the dress is playfully rippable.
Thisguy
She’s trying. I think she’s done well. The interesting thing here is that you’re anthropomorphising real gorillas in a furry world. Many furry worlds tend to operate along the lines of having anthropomorphic animals who are essentially human, and then real animals who are not intelligent in any way. Whereas here the line is even more blurred.
Bagi117
I hope she is stretchy...
Sashi Williams
Some people do apes serious.. some do them "not quite so serious".. and then there's sir EWS.. only he can do "serious" and still give all his watchers a great belly laugh!!
Kenneth Chisholm
Not mention the risk of the imagery of apes drifting into racial stereotypes. That's why the use of lemurs instead of monkeys in the Madagascar films was a smart move for Dreamworks.
The armory lord!
Gotta love jane for trying.
Travis Sebastian
Well, you have to give Jane credit for trying to learn the ape language.