In the comic world, if you draw a lot of girls, it's easy to get lumped in with cookie cutter 'bad girl' artists which is not really my thing. I am very grateful that my work seems to be very 'girl friendly' (and girlfriend-friendly!). I hear a lot of nice things from female comic fans at cons and it always makes me feel like I'm on the right track. I also hear a lot of, "My wife really liked the picture you drew for me and she hates comics" type stories
[and, just to make sure... I'm not an idiot - I understand that my crawling 10 mo old will have absolutely no clue what he is looking at; I am more concerned when he's 2 or 3, walking around pulling my books off the shelf and asking me, or my wife, to explain to him what is going on in the pictures...]
I may not comment on your girl art as much but I always look at every piece and marvel at the beauty of it!
My natural assumption is that women will be offended by my artwork. But I am frequently amazed that I actually get a lot of compliments on my work from females. I hope they recognize the intended playfulness hiding under the surface of all my gross monsters. ...And I also suspect ladies secretly enjoy "sexy art" as much as us guys do... though it may not be very ladylike to admit it! My wife is the real yardstick I measure my stuff by. As long as she enjoys my artwork - and does not find it offensive - then I figure it must be okay. In the end, the only thing you can do is create the art that comes most naturally to you, and own it, proudly!
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But your art is great