Yes. It is also blasphemy.
[quoe]Who here is offended by such renderings of the
person whom Christians call their Lord and Savior?[/QUOTE] I'm not offended, God would be. And the creator of such perversity would be the one to pay that price.
Years ago a man put an upside down crucifix in a Mason jar full of his own contaminated urine. Something that was displayed in an alleged art museum.
He later died of AIDS. If there is a judgment waiting his regret will be worthless then . (And to offset the possibility of snark after saying that, no, I did not state that AIDS was his punishment from God. I stated that his creation was his perversion while he was infected with AIDS).
Such blasphemy shouldn't offend the Christian. It should instead be an indicator that the creator of such things is mentally ill, currently eternally damned, and a pervert.
Rather than waste our time being offended on behalf of an all knowing power that can take care of himself, we should instead realize that it is God who will judge. They may reap monetary rewards for their perverse creations in this life however, once they're dead if there is a judgment as promised in the scriptures, their fiat notes acquired in this life for blasphemous creations will do then no good. In fact, they'd give it all back if they could have a second chance and escape that sentence.