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INTEREST: MangaGamer's Second 'Women's History Month' Interview Talks to Eroge Artist

"Obviously I have to abide by them because I couldn't sell my work if I didn't, but I always draw details beneath the mosaics on the off chance that someday, someone will get to see it. It makes me happy when people get to see my work uncensored."

Hamashima's artwork can be found on her Pixiv (NSFW!!!).

Ironically, many women find that porn objectifies women.

A woman who makes a living drawing porn. Ironically, many women find that porn objectifies women.

Kadmos1 wrote:

Ironically, many women find that porn objectifies women.

And even more ironic is that these are the same women that are also huge fans of 50 Shades of Gray

"Most of my research was focused on figuring out how far I could push a more explicit approach to sex and still appeal to other women. I consulted with other women about whether I could get away with a more masculine approach instead of a sparkly-clean, romanticized one."

A lot of people, especially outside of Japan, are kind of surprised when they find out a woman did the art for Euphoria. What was it like working on the game?..
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Hamashima: They used a bunch of scenes I wanted to include, so I had a lot of fun drawing them.

There isn't anything wrong with working on 18+ titles, they, too, have artistic assets, require directors and writers, and are the culmination of the work done by numerous people.

Can't wait for next Monday.

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A lot of people, especially outside of Japan, are kind of surprised when they find out a woman did the art for Euphoria. What was it like working on the game?.. .. Hamashima: They used a bunch of scenes I wanted to include, so I had a lot of fun drawing them.

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