Scrape's Random Book of Random 'Art'

Drawing #516, #517, #518, #519

Two chapters in one day?
What is this witchery!?
Ahem.
Moving on.

"So what?"

Damn Kaos.
Back at it again with the red pen and not knowing how to English.
Anyway, jokes aside. My dear friend Erin will probably know what this chapter is all about, since we talked about it a few days ago, but welcome to what's basically a vent chapter of arts.

For those of you who don't know, my school kinda sucks. It's for of close-minded, judgemental idiots who can't realize that the world isn't full of people that are carbon copies of themselves.
So, of course, with me being me, that causes some problems. Because I have no urge to hide who I truly am around these people, I receive a lot of backlash. Thus, the emotions that prompted these drawings. Mainly from all of the shiz they say about "gender".
Kaos' little drawing touches a tad on gender roles and double standards. I just always found it odd how people that society dubs as female can wear male clothes, but not the other way around. I know technically Kaos doesn't wear a dress, he wears a robe, but I can totally see him wearing one to like prom or something if society wasn't so stupid about it.
It's simply a garment of clothing.
That had absolutely nothing to do with gender.
Let people wear what they want to.

*****

"Length Doesn't Matter"

Here we have my Valkyrie boi, Valcon. I think they're coming up soon in the OCasting Call, but here's a sneak peek for them!
If you cared. X3
Valcon's quote deals with, once again, sort of gender roles. Mainly hair length. As you can tell, Valcon was born as what society dubs as female, but identifies with male/non-binary pronouns. Although they do like to keep their hair long, as per tradition.
Which, of course, brings up a lot of stuff. I recently cut my hair short since I was sick and tired of people assuming my gender because of my hair length. Which, I mean, they still do assume, but at least it's closer to what I'm comfortable with.
But I don't understand that.
It's just like clothing. Hair is literally dead cells that sprout from our skulls; it holds no gender. Let people express themselves the way they want to without the fear of people wrongly assuming because of the length of the hair on their head.

*****

"Just Me~"

Also, my apologies if none of my ramblings make sense. I'm tired. It's almost ten o'clock here. I just wanna get this out before I forget to post them. X3

Now, I realize I use Teizun WAY TOO much, but I mean, he's a perfect example of not giving a shit about gender or sexuality, so... I just had to include him.
Now, to start if off, Teizun indentifies with neither gender, despite presenting himself as being male (albeit a quite feminine one) and constantly making gay jokes. Because he can. His quote refers to the fact that what's between our legs doesn't designate our gender. A man can have a vagina and a girl can have a penis. In Teizun's case, he has both. Because hermaphrodites exist too.
Anyhoo, I digress. I just feel this is another topic that needs to be addressed more. I myself try to present as androgynous, and I don't quite hate it when people ask me what I've got down there, I simply ask them why exactly does it matter? We're all just people. Why can't we all just present ourselves the way we want to present?

Anyhow, if anyone has any questions, feel free to ask them. I know I didn't make things all that clear in here because I'm rushed and tired, but hey. At least I got it out. X3

Drawing Weapons: Sketchbook (phone)

Also, this is a thing I made.
There you go Shane.
Have an angery gay Shen.