Curvaceous Cardinal Vices

[hmmm!]

I suppose I might've been asking for it when I got too close to religion with this thread, and while I do appreciate constructive discussion and other's viewpoints on matters, I don't want anything sour to be born from a spot of fun I wanted to share.

I'm sorry if anyone's decided to take personal offense to my drawing these sins or to the way I chose to depict them. I'm not saying this was the *best* way to depict them, surely not; I'm not brilliant enough for that. I also don't think this was the *wrong* way to depict them either. I don't think there is a wrong way to depict them. I purposefully wanted to try to stay away from the most obvious choices in their designs, for personal satisfaction and while you might argue that what I chose isn't good enough, there is still enough of an influence in what I did choose to more than warrant its' use.

Mankind has so many different ways they define and interpret the scriptures; I've read in the case of the golden calf for instance, apart from this thread, opposing viewpoints both stating and explaining why it both does and does not share a connection with greed. Both make sense so it's more a matter of opinion. But in my case, using their gold and worshipping an idol cast of it was material enough for me and them making it a calf gave me an animal to use to spice up her design, so I took it.

There is a passage, additionally, in Colossians 3:5 which, depending on your version, reads something like this:

"Put to death, therefore, whatever belongs to your earthly nature: sexual immorality, impurity, lust, evil desires and greed, which is idolatry."

That does, I think, define greed as a form of idolatry. But the seven sins are so overlappingly grey in definition that they could all be called a number of things; yeah, they're all a form of greed too.

No one is wrong in anything that has been said in this thread, but I will hope that the remainder of it will be spent enjoying what I did do rather than lamenting over it.

I'll be drawing these girls again. A lot, if Soy's wonderful story has anything to inspire me over, so just sit back and enjoy it. Aren't we here to have fun?

Next up for colors is Wrath, so be on the lookout for her sometime over the horizon!