Escher Girls

Float like a butterfly, Sting like a WTF?

A blog to archive and showcase the prevalence of certain ways women are depicted in illustrated pop media, such as how women are posed, drawn, distorted, and/or sexualized out of context, often in ridiculous ways that sacrifice storytelling.

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cover of "Codes: Sisters of Battle" from Warhammer 40,000 showing a white haired woman holding a sword in a military outfit standing with one leg raised, she's wearing boots that are pointed straight down from her ankle (not pointed curved like a high heel, but straight down) so she's standing on the tips of her toes with a high heel at the back

Getting To The Pointe

madfishmonger submitted:

"File this under "The artist's barely disguised fetish"

It took me a minute to realize, but she's supposed to be wearing this style of fetish shoe (ballet heels).

cover of PLAY magazine #45 showing a girl in a tight orange dress that hugs her breasts and encases them separately, where her breasts look like water balloons and have seemingly no support, she is standing with her hip thrust out and the viewpoint is looking up at her breasts, behind her a person with a tight outfit around their pecs/breasts with white hair stands holding a sword, the magazine advertises for a game named "Magna Carta"

April 2024 Caption Contest: The Magna Chesta?

I was looking through old UK gaming magazines with friends trying to source something, and I ran into this cover which... is something.  Also I think history class misled me about the Magna Carta.