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Aight so I wanted to make this apparent before a lot of people start getting the wrong idea, but I did want to address why I tend to draw Pin wearing dresses.

The big thing I want everyone to be aware of is that I never really try to draw him in a dress as a joke. It's not something I make to get people to laugh at all. It's more just another part of his character, that he doesn't really care about the gendered attitudes towards clothing. He just wears whatever makes him feel good about himself, whether it be more masculine, feminine, or androgynous. Further than that, Pin just doesn't pay much mind to gender at all. He goes by masculine pronouns of course, but this is mostly because Copper started using masculine pronouns in reference to him. Not necessarily a fault of her own, as with a most of western society we tend to default to male pronouns if the gender of something is not immediately obvious (i.e. people are more likely to call an unfamiliar dog a good boy than a good girl).

Anyway long story short I just wanted to make it clear that I don't draw him in dresses for comedy, but rather because that's just a part of who he is.

Description
Aight so I wanted to make this apparent before a lot of people start getting the wrong idea, but I did want to address why I tend to draw Pin wearing dresses.

The big thing I want everyone to be aware of is that I never really try to draw him in a dress as a joke. It's not something I make to get people to laugh at all. It's more just another part of his character, that he doesn't really care about the gendered attitudes towards clothing. He just wears whatever makes him feel good about himself, whether it be more masculine, feminine, or androgynous. Further than that, Pin just doesn't pay much mind to gender at all. He goes by masculine pronouns of course, but this is mostly because Copper started using masculine pronouns in reference to him. Not necessarily a fault of her own, as with a most of western society we tend to default to male pronouns if the gender of something is not immediately obvious (i.e. people are more likely to call an unfamiliar dog a good boy than a good girl).

Anyway long story short I just wanted to make it clear that I don't draw him in dresses for comedy, but rather because that's just a part of who he is.