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    Arctic Bunny

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    sparks127 said:
    Why poor? Nothing seems to be amiss with them.

    I think her expression, the color scheme feels like she is a Peasent, the brown patches on her face also could be like dirt, overall you look at this picture and it spews at least to me that she is not well situated, her eyes also tell the same thing.

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    arctic_bunny said:
    I think her expression, the color scheme feels like she is a Peasent, the brown patches on her face also could be like dirt, overall you look at this picture and it spews at least to me that she is not well situated, her eyes also tell the same thing.

    Nothing wrong with the peasantry. They're the humble bedrock of civilization. They are the people. And the brown patches on her face is just her fur. Her eyes just look like she needs a nap, the age of her young one would confirm that.

    Granted, you could get meta with it. The source says it's based on The Lunatic of Etretat, in which a miserable madwoman cradles a log wrapped in baby clothes. But I would say it's just a reference made out of love for classic art rather than a 1:1.

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    sparks127 said:
    Nothing wrong with the peasantry. They're the humble bedrock of civilization. They are the people. And the brown patches on her face is just her fur. Her eyes just look like she needs a nap, the age of her young one would confirm that.

    Granted, you could get meta with it. The source says it's based on The Lunatic of Etretat, in which a miserable madwoman cradles a log wrapped in baby clothes. But I would say it's just a reference made out of love for classic art rather than a 1:1.

    "Nothing wrong with peasentry" well if we go about it historically peasent life was far from easy, often injustice, poverty, plauge and famine, bad rulers, wars...made peasent life unberable.

    Also this is one of the beauty of arts everyone can interpret it differently. What they see and how they see it.

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