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Published: 2013-04-10 21:33:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 3795; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 72
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Who am I ?I'm a Shadow, A Rumor
I'm Them, They, "She"
I'm whispered about in public forum
My existence has been doubted by those foolish enough to doubt that I do exist
My existence has been confirmed by those who did not live long after sighting me
My Modus Operandi is simple, yet complex
For those that threaten the security of my country via Illegal Transport of Narcotics
i.e "Drugs" My Objective ....
Terminate With Extreme Predjudice
It's simple
You try to bring Smack, Blow, & Yayo to my shores
I make you disappear into the Deep Blue Sea
Your stash,
Your Boat
and YOU !!
All off the record, off course
Who Am I ?
A Terminator ?
A Defender ?
A Sentinel ?
A Guardian ?
Bermuda Triangle ?
Well, I was born in New York, and I'm not triangular. I'm quite feminine shaped
I am one man's Patroit ....... And another man's Terrorist
Some say I'm a "Hero"
I'll leave that designation for those that run around in garish
colored spandex suits, complete with matching cape and
face mask
Even if you do have a "Licence to Kill" most would not call me a hero
And besides, I hate spandex. Makes my thighs look too thick
Who am I ?
Just call me Ms X , Baby
And keep your ass on the straight and narrow !
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Hmm. It's a great pic, but nothing about that face except possibly the fullness of the lips says "female" to me. Length of nose, *breadth* of mouth, and shape of jaw are all more masculine.
Apologetically,
--Nonie
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'Fraid i have to agree, I thought that was a male.
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Ya gotta look deeper Nonie,
Ms X Β is based on this fine
young lady
kateesackhoff.com/wp-content/uβ¦
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And yet Ms. Sackhoff still has a recognizably female face, while (to my mind) Ms. X doesn't, because of which elements of the real face have been adapted to which more simplified lines. It's not an attack; I just figured you might want to keep an eye on ways to avoid the confusion.
--Nonie
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Any more non feminine females you see in my work ?
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Besides Hilary Swank? 
Solange's jaw/chin; Duinen's got that long androgynous John Lennon face, but we can still tell she's female; ditto Baroness, and sorta with "Goodbye Tommy" and your Gunsexy lounger. Other'n that, I'm not spotting any confusably gendered faces on the first five pages of your stuff.
Just don't get me wrong; I *like* that you're drawing strong and determined women rather than delicate bimbos. It's just that the feature/proportion differences between men and women are pert' close and hard to pin down, and you're sorta doing the opposite of bishi men.
At least without a lotta steroids.
I met a woman once at an sf convention--lean and a little nondescript, being a weightlifter but NOT a bodybuilder--and once she figured out I wasn't gonna mistake her for some kinda freak (or a lesbian; she'd gotten picked on a LOT in her small town), she shyly showed me her art; she was fascinated by truly heavy real muscle - the structures of bulls and elephants and heavy plowhorses; how their muscles attached to the spine and other bones; how their feet had evolved into wide flat structures to carry that much weight; and so on.
She was working on an SF concept in her head and art: how human colonists might adapt physically to a higher-gravity world over thousands of years. Using those animal models, she'd drawn their feet as no longer arched or long-toed, for example, and figured out the sort of neck muscles it would take to keep their heads upright, and so on.
I've wondered for a long time what she ended up doing (and whether her husband encouraged her differences or ended up trying to make her girlier), and I kinda hope she found an art site like this to post her work on. But DeviantArt being as huge as it is, I'd probably never see her work even if she were here unless by lucky coincidence.
--Nonie
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Background Story is up now
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