Scrape's Random Book of Random 'Art'

Drawing #509, #510 + Mini-Rant

"Lard Voldimart"

...don't ask. We were having a whiteboard test for math and I got bored.
Or... Board. Cause it was a white-board test.
Heh.
Get it?
...no?
Yeah, I'm pulling at straws here.

*****

Now. Before I show this next drawing, I have a bit of a topic I need to cover. I don't understand our society's double standard. A child can see extreme blood and gore, and although it is frowned up, it's more accepted than say a child seeing nudity. Now, I'm not talking about pornography - although I don't have a problem with that either as long as you're of legal age to be watching it - but artistic nudity. Nothing suggestive, nothing pornographic, simply the human body not covered by clothes. I have seen so many adults and kids alike freak out over a child seeing art containing NON PORNOGRAPHIC nudity, despite the same child seeing gore and violence on a daily basis in the video games they play and things they watch.
Now, I have nothing against gore as well. I draw it from time to time, and my friend Shane draws things of a graphic, violent nature all the time in school. I have nothing against violence, cussing, and nudity - pornographic or not. It's all just human nature at this point in my life, really. I just find it so stupid that our society has this idiotic double standard.
South Part made a really good commentary of this in one of their episodes. I believe it was around season two or three. One of the characters, Butters, gets a throwing star jammed in his eye. The other kids start freaking out and try to go tell their parents, who if I'm remembering correctly, were at a concert or something. Some sort of huge gathering. Afraid they'll get in trouble, they send Cartman up on stage to go find their parents, because Cartman says he has invisibility powers. So Cartman strips down and sneaks onto the stage, believing no one can see him - which of course they can. The kids get caught, but rather than getting in trouble for literally taking Butters' eye out with s throwing star and letting him practically bleed out, they get in trouble because Cartman was showing his tiny wee-wee. Remember, these kids are in freaking THIRD GRADE. They're kids. Kids run around naked all the time. But still, the adults are more shocked by a human body than the boy who needs desperate medical attention.
...I just needed to rant about that.
Ahem.
If that didn't give you a clue as to what the next drawing entales, let me just tell you plain and simple.
Nudity warning.
We all on the same page now? Good. Let's get this show on the road.

"Anatomy Class"

(Censored Version)

(Uncensored Version)

For the 100th chapter of this book, I thought: what better thing to do than draw Teizun.
Naked.
Because I'm an immature 14 year old non-binary freakwad.
I forgot a few details, like the scars on his back, and the coloring for where his legs transition into the hoof material (or whatever scientific word there is for that), but other than that I suppose it turned out quite well.
I'm still working out a few details for his, uh... what exactly am I supposed to call that? It's not really a penis. Do I just call it a tentacle? Dear gods I'm digging myself into a hole. Alright, buldge. Doing troll terms for this one. I'm still working out a fee details for his buldge, like whether to keep it more tentacle like, the piercing he has, so on and so forth. But I just thought it would be fun to experiment with that sort of thing, see what demon physiology actually looks like, at least for the Lust Demon class.

If anyone is interested in hearing about that sort of thing, I'd love to do a whole chapter in one of my books about that sort of thing. I find that sort of thing really fun to explore. Like how everything works and functions. Creatures that are mostly human looking are fun too, but creatures like demons and that sort of thing are REALLY interesting to me.
And now I'm rambling.
I'll just wrap this chapter up before I go off on YET another tangent.
Have a good night, multiverse.

Drawing Weapon: whiteboard and markers
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