A London photographer Cameron-James Wilson is the creator of Shudu, a black digital model.
Shudu was modelled after black models like Duckie Thot, and has amassed a huge following on Instagram, with a repost from Fenty Beauty.
Speaking to Harper’s Bazaar, Wilson said Shudu is inspired by the recent “movement with dark skin models.”
He also revealed that Shudu was created using a 3D modelling program. He said:
Basically Shudu is my creation, she’s my art piece that I am working on at moment.
She is not a real model unfortunately, but she represents a lot of the real models of today. There’s a big kind of movement with dark skin models, so she represents them and is inspired by them.
I use a 3D modeling program. It’s like virtual photography, so once I create her, I can kind of pose her in certain ways.
The internet has however kicked against Shudu, saying it’s another way to avoid compensating black women, and to keep them out of public spaces.
See what they people say below:
Thoughts: I personally fell it is a great innovation if there weren't any Black people in the world but there is soo this is pointless.
Well, this is just my opinion tell me yours.
Source: Bella Naija
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