[Toph]

curious what people different mediums are and if/how you feel like your aceness shows up in your art.

[Anonymous]

Not sure that any of my art shows anything based on asexuality. None of my art has ever been nude art though.

I like to do nature art, but none of them are comparable to Georgia O’Keefe’s vagina flowers. I don’t have anything like that in mind, just the want to paint or draw something of good quality. I keep trying to think of ideas that would really be something of epic viewing but nothing overly abstract.

[Leremy]

I know this may sound funny but I’ve never thought of devoting time to a piece expressing my sexuality. It is a great idea though, I may get back with you on that…Ive noticed most overtly asexual art is comic book-based. There’s quite a few ace comics that I LOVE like ‘Sister Claire’, ‘Girls With Slingshots’ and ‘Sharp Zero’…you should definitely check them out if you haven’t already. As far as mediums go, I generally work with neon acrylics, charcoal and oil pastels. I like to go the cheaper route and often settle for sharpies, colored pencils and neon black light markers whenever I get the chance. (Most people think that the finished product is from paint which half the time its sharpies and washable markers. Lol)

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Leremy.

[Anastasia]

Many of my artist friends think that libido is involved in the work of artist, bringing expression and fire into it. And I’m a little worried if my texts are, don’t know how to put it, refined, sterile because of my asexuality. I’ve recieved once the comment that my characters are a bit cold and seem to be sexless (there is no difference in behavior of guys and girls, guys are not masculine, girls are not feminine and everyone thinks too much). :)) It was quite shrewd.
I think I’ll write a story about asexuality in this world and see what happens.

[Erika]

Wah, this question got me thinking! I don’t know if any of these counts as specifically asexual, but … I guess to me it is: I never draw couples, nor anything related or suggested sexual activity like nudity. In fact I like to draw females without breasts, that might be cause I have small tits and I enjoying going against the flow with them haha. But most of all I think my drawings are overflowing with my asexual experience of standing alone, externally strong, internally maybe hurt, perhaps lonely, stuck in an ever-going battle.

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