NSFW/Image Macro: Nature Lover

Uses three out of four panels. I'd say we could cut it down to just the first two panels.

Agreed.

Panels 1+2.

Sure.

Heidi / Heidi, Girl of the Alps

Edited by eroock on Jan 26th 2020 at 6:13:48 AM

I like those. Personally I think 1.2 > 1.3 > 1.1 > 1.4.

to the Heidi pics; nothing about those really gets the trope across as clearly as the current.

Needs more birds and squirrels on Heidi's shoulder, perhaps?

However, I should point out that the illuminati-bots from the current example are not actually nature lovers, but they're stoned out of their minds. From reading the trope description (beyond just the title) they don't seem to fit as an example.

A better example from Sinfest; Pooch consistently loves nature as a character trait.

Edited by Spark9 on Jan 27th 2020 at 2:57:04 AM

Those are good...slightly favoring 12.1

I personally prefer Heidi, because that doesn't depend on text and is more immediately obvious.

me too

More Heidi, since I think she's a perfect choice to illustrate this trope. Illustrations and book covers:

17.1

17.2

17.3

17.4

17.5

17.6

17.7

Edited by XFllo on Jan 27th 2020 at 7:38:43 PM

My issue is that Heidi doesn't necessarily look like a girl who loves nature; she looks like a girl who just happens to be really happy while in nature.

Exactly.

For me, it illustrates the trope better than Pooch.

Same, actually.

I think loving nature or being happy because one is in their beloved countryside is splitting hairs.

The webcomic with the dog is a bit better than the current though.

It's not splitting hairs; It just doesn't look like Heidi is a nature lover who's happy because she's in nature, rather than just that she's happy and happens to be in nature.

I don't like text-reliant images that much, but I just think Heidi is a little context-light.

That said, your Heidi images are a lot more illustrative than the first batch.

Edited by WarJay77 on Jan 27th 2020 at 4:07:12 AM

I think these images show pretty well that she is happy because she is in the nature, and it doesn't look incidental to me at all. That said, 17.3 and 17.4 are my favorites.

OK, so I don't know. Perhaps I'm influenced by knowing the story but I really think it's not accidental or a case she just happens to be in the nature and is kinda happy independently.

Making a collage with a contrasting pic when she's miserable in the city wouldn't look nice I think.

And here's Heidi with a butterfly, satisfied having picked a cup of berries and surrounded with flowers. (Pity I can't find a version without the text.)

Edited by XFllo on Jan 27th 2020 at 12:19:26 PM

I think all of the Heidi examples are better than the other suggestions.