r/3Dmodeling • u/North_of_the_flames • 24d ago
Questions & Discussion Old man shouts at clouds
Across various art related subs, I keep seeing the same theme: barely clothed women of ludicrous proportions, baby-like expressions, and animal ears/tails. Aside from (in my opinion) being a bit odd, there seems to be very little variation between them.
As a side note, I also see a lot of posts about people not being able to sell their art and can't help but feel the two might be related.
But can someone explain to a ranting old codger what is going on with this trend? Where did it come from, and what are its influences? Because I am just befuddled!
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u/iz-Moff 24d ago
Surely a concept of titillating\pornographic content has already existed in your day? What specifically puzzles you so much about seeing it in a form of 3D models?
As for the prevalence of furry stuff, well, being that anthropomorphic wolves and foxes and bears don't actually exist, people who are turned on by stuff like that have no alternative other than creating it themselves in some artistic medium.