Plus size art

Though the 1950s have celebrated feminine curves and also gave birth to the pin-up girls, it was still unusual for such an icon to sport a fuller, rounder physique. When the words "pin-up girl" are said, the first thing that comes to mind is most likely Marilyn Monroe. The woman was an icon and her style much defined the pin-up model style. But contrary to the common misconception, she'd be around size 2 of today's standards and nowhere near the alleged size 16. With Marilyn still to this…

Though the 1950s have celebrated feminine curves and also gave birth to the pin-up girls, it was still unusual for such an icon to sport a fuller, rounder physique. When the words "pin-up girl" are said, the first thing that comes to mind is most likely Marilyn Monroe. The woman was an icon and her style much defined the pin-up model style. But contrary to the common misconception, she'd be around size 2 of today's standards and nowhere near the alleged size 16. With Marilyn still to this…

Please stop tracing/selling/reposting/overpainting my work. It's so frustrating :'D you can use them as reference, but please be respectful (If you REALLY HAVE TO TRACE please, credit me💔) I'm on instagram facebook twitter and especially on patreon ---------------------------------------- character design, plus size, side view, walking, gesture, comic, manga, anatomy, reference, study, help for artist, concept art, drawing, kibbitzer

Though the 1950s have celebrated feminine curves and also gave birth to the pin-up girls, it was still unusual for such an icon to sport a fuller, rounder physique. When the words "pin-up girl" are said, the first thing that comes to mind is most likely Marilyn Monroe. The woman was an icon and her style much defined the pin-up model style. But contrary to the common misconception, she'd be around size 2 of today's standards and nowhere near the alleged size 16. With Marilyn still to this…

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Who doesn't love a plus size fairy or plus size mermaid? Today, our plus size art spotlight shines bright on Blake Inobi, a self taught illustrator!

It’s rare to see plus-size women portrayed as sexy, particularly in pop culture. But California-based graphic designer Jen Oaks has taken a cool step forward in the hopes of reversing this trend with her new plus-size pinup calendar for 2016, called MINX!

Though the 1950s have celebrated feminine curves and also gave birth to the pin-up girls, it was still unusual for such an icon to sport a fuller, rounder physique. When the words "pin-up girl" are said, the first thing that comes to mind is most likely Marilyn Monroe. The woman was an icon and her style much defined the pin-up model style. But contrary to the common misconception, she'd be around size 2 of today's standards and nowhere near the alleged size 16. With Marilyn still to this…

If you are looking for new plus size art to collect, then you need to check out the work from Neoqlassical Art. We interview the artist behind the work!

If you are looking for new plus size art to collect, then you need to check out the work from Neoqlassical Art. We interview the artist behind the work!