Warm, Cuddly, Emaciated

2006. Lipstick and pastel on paper. 12" x 18" $59.99 plus $3.99 for shipping. Click here if you want this piece.

Okay, I like thin women. I admit it, fat chicks do not excite me. In fact, I consider them rather scary; I keep imagining they'll roll down a hill and flatten me like a pancake... no matter how fast I run... I can never get away... THERE IS NO ESCAPE!!!

But getting to the subject at hand, this just happened to be a thin girl. And I appreciate her for it. I've long since given up on trying to see my models as human beings. They're nothing but giant robots, constructed for the continued survival of temporary, oft-conflicting groups of replicators known as DNA. That's all any of us are, but models are typically only useful for their looks... no particular status beyond the surface.

How am I expressing this through the visual medium? Barely-visible lines connote the fact that she's barely deserving of any mention... she practically blends into the background, almost a non-being. Other than not being especially well-drawn, this particular piece has a certain misogynist edge to it. Somebody remind me to get laid...