Stop. Sexual Violence

by guicardinali • Uploaded: Dec. 11 '08

87c61adb52638c89290c2e27c9ec852d.png

Add to Pad (In 6 Pad s )

Description: Stop. Sexual Violence.
Status: Nothing set
Viewed: 3078
Share:  

Lets Discuss

fogra Dec. 11 '08

Nicely executed mark.

Reply
hindmarshdesign Dec. 11 '08

It's incredibly beautiful but it looks a bit top heavy. I feel like she's about to fall on her face. Amazing job on the leg.

Reply
Type08 Dec. 11 '08

I think that words have a bit strange position here...

Reply
THEArtistT Dec. 11 '08

I agree with Type08. Move the text up to the small of her back instead of in line with her butt. Nice graphic.

Reply
creativeheart Dec. 11 '08

Have you considered making a mark that has less sex appeal to promote ending sexual violence?

Reply
cerise Dec. 11 '08

Although this is a fantastic graphic, I'm with creativeheart on this. This is just too sexy in my opinion.

Reply
hindmarshdesign Dec. 11 '08

I hadn't noticed the sexy.....i feel that its quite pure in showing the vulnerability in sexual violence. We can't see the pain or the bruises, but we can see that she's really struggling. %0D*%0D*Except for her head being a bit too heavy....

Reply
cerise Dec. 11 '08

I think it's the size of her %26*%5E* you could drop that down a tad maybe

Reply
gyui Dec. 11 '08

I agree with the type placement, aside from it placed by her butt, would it better for her to be facing the type rather than turned away from the type?

Reply
LoGoBoom Dec. 11 '08

I agree with creativeheart. This is a tad sensual. And the top heavy issue could be fixed with a thinner neck and smaller head.

Reply
THEArtistT Dec. 12 '08

Naked woman says sensual to some%3B vulnerable to others. It says vulnerable to me. And the figure is also showing shame so facing away from the text reinforces that. The figure does need some tweaking and the text moved up, but otherwise this is a really, really wonderful concept.

Reply
LoGoBoom Dec. 12 '08

It shouldn't say shame either. This is an advocacy logo so it should lend an air of empowerment....not shame (or sex). Feels far too submissive.

Reply
THEArtistT Dec. 12 '08

The drawing is showing me a woman who has been raped. If the drawing is supposed to show empowerment, that is completely the wrong way to go about it. I really don't see sex at all. It is a naked woman closed in on herself due to trauma.**This does pinpoint a problem, however. Most sexual violence is by men to women. If men are seeing sex and submission, the concept is obviously not working toward the demographic it needs to.

Reply

Please login/signup to make a comment, registration is easy