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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Emirikol" data-source="post: 781150" data-attributes="member: 10638">Fantasy art should not be censored!Over the last few years, and with the release of Dragon/Dungeon's 'semi-mature' content, there's been a movement in the conservative portion of the gaming community to do away with the showing of skin or beauty in fantasy artwork.  This has really gotten my gumption up to say that I can speak for the MAJORITY when I say I like the chainmail bikini look of  fantasy art.I've noticed that I'm not the only one.  The Spectrum Fantasy Art books are full of the beauty of the human form.  Take Salvador Dali, Royo, Monte Moore, Dan Horne, or Arnie Swekel and you'll see what I mean.The feeling I'm getting is that a person is WIERD if they DON'T like chainmail bikini looks in their fantasy art.  We must ask these religious conservatives: What should be on the cover of our gaming magazines and products?  Puritan art and biblical images?  No offense, but I prefer beautiful covers with elements of classic fantasy as opposed to the opposite of that.Emirikol..</blockquote>