Can someone explain me the fetish of 40k artists with giant feet?

I think I understand why the huge shoulder pads but not why the boots.

Like everything gw does, its not on purpose its just pure incompetence.

>>96057662
Kek.

roll+2d6

>>96057528 (OP)

>>96057770
Meaning?

>>96057931
'Beat off' is fight, hit in English, right?

>>96058100
To repel by force
Its also to use a hand to stimulate a penis

>>96057528 (OP)
Supply artists with miniatures to use as reference.
All the miniatures have giant feet.
Receive paintings with giant feet.
You are also posting a painting from the early 90's, the era of EXTREME, by an artist (Geoff Taylor) who along with Mark Gibbons was super into giant feet in all his work.
It's like asking why character paintings by Adrian Smith all have tiny heads. Or why John Blanche uses so much orange ink.

>>96059895
>Adrian Smith all have tiny heads.
For me, they look like normal heads, the body is what's disproportionated.

>by an artist (Geoff Taylor) who along with Mark Gibbons was super into giant feet in all his work.
And nobody in the company thought they should have hired artists with normal taste?
Perhaps it's my personal conspiracy theory, but I think that many of todays' body disphorias is because since we were kids we have been influenced by cartoons, toys, etc without anatomical harmony.

I know Warhammer since I was a kid, and it always felt weird for me that lizardmen (both draws and miniatures) had better body harmony than humans. Even Chaos' warriors have better harmony than Imperial men (their hands are bigger than their heads):
https://youtu.be/dNFGJQIW5ZM?feature=shared

>>96059713
English is so fascinating and so disgusting sometimes.

>>96062930
You're an actual retard dude

>>96057528 (OP)
I think seeing this image on the cover of WD is my first 40k memory.

>>96057528 (OP)
Metalheads, bikers and punks like various big boots. 40k is a bellicose exaggeration for style and fun. Not complicated.