I agree fully with Noctra. I, myself, do not like censorship placed upon my artwork. I for one, don't think that the human body being displayed in a work of art is pornography. I simply think of it as art. As stated above by many others. I will continue to make artwork that contains or exposes the human body in its natural state, as it pleases me to do so. I don't work for others pleasure. I work mainly for my own pleasure. After all, isn't that how we all became artists in the first place? Because of our love for the finer arts, or a love for an ability we all share? Why should one censor that ability to suit others? I don't think that is the answer.