I can see how it would be frustrating for the artist to put in all that effort and talent and create something beautiful when all the other person has to do is show off her body and get more attention. But life isn't fair, it never has been. And I don't think it's necessarily the fault of the viewers, because they're appreciating beauty/value either way. In the case of person showing off her body, her body is just as beautiful as art, but it happens to be living art as well. An actual, full human being instead of something motionless on a 2-D canvas. And it has much more value because of its potential to bring people great joy (if they're lucky enough to have sex or whatever with her). So basically the talented artist just had bad luck not being beautiful instead, at least as far as Facebook likes go, not counting all the other variables that might make the life of a model better or worse than the life of a starving artist.