Reasonable Fantasy is place to share and appreciate fantasy and sci-fi art featuring women who are not oversexualized. This sub is not about practicality of subject matter, weapons, or armor; simply a place to share women who are not defined by sexuality.
Reasonable Fantasy is place to share and appreciate fantasy and sci-fi art featuring women who are not oversexualized. This sub is not about practicality of subject matter, weapons, or armor; simply a place to share women who are not defined by sexuality.
Art that showcase snapshots of life in realistic and fantastical settings -- Often seeking to glorify the mundane, "slice of life" art depict day-to-day rhythms and life experiences in ways that can be romantic, wholesome, and/or thought-provoking. -- Please note that this is not a traditional anime slice of life sub in that the scope we use to define a piece as slice of life is wider and all art, be it Eastern or Western, is welcome.
Reasonable Fantasy is place to share and appreciate fantasy and sci-fi art featuring women who are not oversexualized. This sub is not about practicality of subject matter, weapons, or armor; simply a place to share women who are not defined by sexuality.
*Pictorial* art of characters from fantasy, sci-fi, history, or other fiction. Armored warriors, powerful wizards, deadly ninjas, intrepid archaeologists, starfighter pilots, badass gunslingers: all are welcome. If it's awesome, fantastic, and human (or anything even close), submit it here!
/r/PureASOIAFArt is a subreddit devoted to artistic depictions specifically from the book series A Song of Ice and Fire and associated written works by George R.R. Martin. This subreddit focuses only on the written works and does not allow content from the popular HBO television adaptations.
Fantasy, sci-fi and slice of life art without hypersexualization. Situations that have nothing intrinsically sexual about them will not contain sexualized subjects.
"What if we had tea instead?" by Keikoquette
Art that showcase snapshots of life in realistic and fantastical settings -- Often seeking to glorify the mundane, "slice of life" art depict day-to-day rhythms and life experiences in ways that can be romantic, wholesome, and/or thought-provoking. -- Please note that this is not a traditional anime slice of life sub in that the scope we use to define a piece as slice of life is wider and all art, be it Eastern or Western, is welcome.
Fantasy, sci-fi and slice of life art without hypersexualization. Situations that have nothing intrinsically sexual about them will not contain sexualized subjects.
Reasonable Fantasy is place to share and appreciate fantasy and sci-fi art featuring women who are not oversexualized. This sub is not about practicality of subject matter, weapons, or armor; simply a place to share women who are not defined by sexuality.