16-07-2023, 09:44 PM
That's what it's all about, seeking and finding the truth. And for that it is necessary to get rid of many things that are taken for granted.
You give me as an example images of two figures that the author has drawn without a bulging chest but with rouge on their cheeks like the others. Do you really think they are male figures?
This issue would not matter much if at least 20% male figures were clearly drawn. But no, the author has shown a stubborn will and wanted to draw female figures, up to 530 or almost. Why has he done it? Why do those drawn in the zodiacal section almost correspond to those of Quire 13? These are the questions to try to answer.
You give me as an example images of two figures that the author has drawn without a bulging chest but with rouge on their cheeks like the others. Do you really think they are male figures?
This issue would not matter much if at least 20% male figures were clearly drawn. But no, the author has shown a stubborn will and wanted to draw female figures, up to 530 or almost. Why has he done it? Why do those drawn in the zodiacal section almost correspond to those of Quire 13? These are the questions to try to answer.