Mei And Junkenstein

One of the better pieces I've seen with the mature filter on, I can see why it's there but the image itself makes sense and has some context to it, rather than sexualization just for the sake of sexualization. Junkenstein is a reference to Frankenstein, who brought a creation of dead components to life, and Mei's skin represents a Jiangshi, a form of undead human/vampire from Chinese folklore. It would kinda make sense for them to 'get along so well,' just for that reason, if not maybe in this narrative Junkenstein was the one who brought Mei from the dead and controlling her, who in the legends follows the commands of whoever brought them to life. The representation itself could be considered unsettling or gross, but even that could press the kind of feeling that this artwork seems to be trying to portray. Overall well done.


Sorry for rambling on so much, this is still far from my favorite Kate Fox piece, but I can appreciate skill.