Drama in art twitter over whitewashing black weebshit characters

12  2019-06-18 by Woolgun

As far as I can tell it started with this art

https://twitter.com/Naju0517/status/1139183941758283777

And this one was also controversial, to the point where the artist remade it to shut people up

https://twitter.com/Merryweatherey/status/1139665132836073473

https://twitter.com/Merryweatherey/status/1140353263868481536

Lots of shitty woke artists and idiots got upset, some people were more reasonable and tried to explain lighting

https://twitter.com/oheysteenz/status/1139712750949552130

https://twitter.com/emuyhn/status/1140247596209856512

https://twitter.com/luty_chan/status/1140252521514110976

https://twitter.com/t_ippers/status/1140759736771629056

My favorite is probably this one, where he fucked up the lighting on purpose to show how lighting can affect how people perceive skin tones, twitter still doesn't get the point and lectures him on lighting and whitewashing

https://twitter.com/h_wallacepires/status/1140561916382896129

https://twitter.com/bluest1nger/status/1140677799214080000

https://twitter.com/h_wallacepires/status/1140757766736400385

Here's a twitter search so you can see some the reactions, a week after the first example dropped they still keep coming

https://twitter.com/search?q=nessa%20whitewashed

https://twitter.com/search?q=nessa%20white%20washing

The takeaway from this is, don't publish your art on twitter, make your website like Zyklon Ben where nobody can shit on you.

5 comments

art twitter is all f-slur retards. they just can't stop even after the musky husky told them "no"

""""art""""

if drawings of children's cartoon characters are art then hentai is the italian renaissance

God how pretentious can these people be.

Some guy was going off about how you're taking away representation from darker skinned people by making the character's skin lighter?

This is fanart, not official art so i dont even see how this is taking away representation.