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During [[Canvas 92]], the Sabrina Carpenter bee artwork became the target of multiple griefing campaigns. The first wave began with [[Arinnnnnn]], who attempted to place a tree over the artwork in protest of its perceived NSFW nature, these initial griefs were met with heavy resistance from defenders and ultimately failed to make lasting progress. Later, [[The Arsonists]] launched a larger-scale raid, placing fire over the bee. At its peak, this campaign resulted in the loss of approximately 1,400 pixels for the defenders before the raid was repelled and the artwork was restored. The conflict is ongoing, with minor frequent griefs currently being | During [[Canvas 92]], the Sabrina Carpenter bee artwork became the target of multiple griefing campaigns. The first wave began with [[Arinnnnnn]], who attempted to place a tree over the artwork in protest of its perceived NSFW nature, these initial griefs were met with heavy resistance from defenders and ultimately failed to make lasting progress. Later, [[The Arsonists]] launched a larger-scale raid, placing fire over the bee. At its peak, this campaign resulted in the loss of approximately 1,400 pixels for the defenders before the raid was repelled and the artwork was restored. The conflict is ongoing, with minor frequent griefs currently being done by Arinnnnnn and heavy resistance from the defenders. | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
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==Timeline== | ==Timeline== | ||
===Pre-Arsonist Raid=== | |||
===Arsonist Raid=== | |||
===Post-Arsonist Raid=== | |||
After the bee was mostly repaired from the prior raid, the bee defenders started replacing pixels on [[Brown Pixelstuck]]'s art that they themselves placed. These actions were explained as an effort to retract their prior support for the faction due to members of Brown Pixelstuck, including the leader, Onion77 participating in the Arsonist raid. | |||
It was later discovered and clarified that this response stemmed from a misunderstanding, as the bee defenders believed the entire faction was participating in the griefs, due to [[Fisk]] and Onion, who participated in the raids, both having the in-canvas Brown Pixelstuck tag equipped. | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 18:54, 6 August 2025
| ❗ This article documents a current event. Information may change rapidly and may not be reliable. |
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| C92 Bee raids | |||||
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| Belligerents | |||||
| Pro-bee volunteers |
 The Arsonists Pro-Arsonist volunteers Other anti-bee groups: Pro-tree volunteers | ||||
| Commanders and leaders | |||||
| (Pro-bee) Virgu |
(🔥) Opal (Pro-tree) Arinnnnnn | ||||
| Strength | |||||
| 7+ |
Arsonists: 4 Pro-tree: 2-3 | ||||
During Canvas 92, the Sabrina Carpenter bee artwork became the target of multiple griefing campaigns. The first wave began with Arinnnnnn, who attempted to place a tree over the artwork in protest of its perceived NSFW nature, these initial griefs were met with heavy resistance from defenders and ultimately failed to make lasting progress. Later, The Arsonists launched a larger-scale raid, placing fire over the bee. At its peak, this campaign resulted in the loss of approximately 1,400 pixels for the defenders before the raid was repelled and the artwork was restored. The conflict is ongoing, with minor frequent griefs currently being done by Arinnnnnn and heavy resistance from the defenders.
Background
The Sabrina Carpenter bee artwork was originally created by @thisislux on X (Twitter), based on Sabrina Carpenter's Rolling Stone cover photoshoot, in which she is nude, except for a pair of socks. The artwork was initially placed to match the original art, but following a moderator request due to the original art violating the "No nudity" rule, the art was adjusted to give her clothes while removing her socks.
This drew a significant amount of criticism from members of the pxls.space discord, some of which, notably Arinnnnnn viewed the artwork as still violating the "No art with clear NSFW intentions or origins" rule, while others saw the moderator ruling as inconsistent with their past decisions.
Timeline
Pre-Arsonist Raid
Arsonist Raid
Post-Arsonist Raid
After the bee was mostly repaired from the prior raid, the bee defenders started replacing pixels on Brown Pixelstuck's art that they themselves placed. These actions were explained as an effort to retract their prior support for the faction due to members of Brown Pixelstuck, including the leader, Onion77 participating in the Arsonist raid.
It was later discovered and clarified that this response stemmed from a misunderstanding, as the bee defenders believed the entire faction was participating in the griefs, due to Fisk and Onion, who participated in the raids, both having the in-canvas Brown Pixelstuck tag equipped.
Notes
- ↑ Brown Pixelstuck members, Onion77 and Fisk participated in the raids independently from the faction, but with the in-canvas tag equipped.