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Random (and weird) question to anthro artists:
Do you consider an animal not wearing clothes being naked, because I don’t personally.
(it sounds stupid but I wanted to hear your opinions, and please keep your opinions child friendly)Aug 25, 2021
Do you consider an animal not wearing clothes being naked, because I don’t personally.
(it sounds stupid but I wanted to hear your opinions, and please keep your opinions child friendly)Aug 25, 2021
#question
#anthro
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I mean look at Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, just to name two examples. And then some like Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck are half "naked". So yeah, when it comes to anthro animal characters, there is no concept of nakedness — until the artist makes it NSFW, that is.
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•No, I don't. Animals don't wear clothes in the first place, therefore they have no concept of nakedness — humans invented nakedness.
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•I used to be one and I think it depends on how hominized the animal is. So if they lead completely human like life yeah it would be considered as a naked body 

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It depends on the context. If it's just an anthro on its own, I wouldn't consider them naked, but if they're in a setting where other anthros ARE wearing clothes, then they're naked.
Ferals are never naked to me. They're just more naturalistic.
Ferals are never naked to me. They're just more naturalistic.
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•For me it depends on the style. Furries that are, well, “furry” and have more animalistic anatomy I don’t really consider to be naked, but if it’s more like a human with animal ears/face/tail and they have more detailed anatomy, that’s more when I’d consider them “naked”
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•I don't usually. When I draw anthro characters I typically only put clothes on them if I wanna add to the design or something.
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Yep! But like... in the same way I would point at a dog without a collar and say "he nakey." Its not inappropriate in any way, its just a descriptor
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•For me when it comes to my ocs and universe yes, but it really depends on the artist and preference at the end of the day^
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