Felicia, you are talking about an artist. They girl portrayed is simply a student whose expectations are way too high or let's better say to unrealistic (too cliché) and maybe she has the wrong idea about studing art. To me, the message these cartoons convey is that being an artist isn't only about talent but also about discipline, knowledge, insightfulness, and risk-taking (I mean: hard work and thinking out of the box).

Felicia Luca. I think that this drawing is actually very realistic and truthful itself. Sure, in a perfect world, an artist aiming for a professional level will want to draw various kinds of body types, but in the world where we're living now, a young and immature girl and aspiring artist (so not yet an "actual" one) most likely doesn't fantacise about a man looking twice her age while drawing nudes. She might even be dreaming of a possible potential romance with the model by default, because somehow that's what our heads are majorly filled up with.

There's definitely an implication that the latter is superior.

An actual artist would not have those expectations. And art is more about truth and richness of life, than beauty.

The expression on the artist's face strongly suggests that the fat, hairy man is horrifying and gross. This comparison drawing is the reason that I'm not sharing this link.

Why do you have to imply that a pussy is something bad?