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crudence oilogram
sailor moon transforming is naked. today's artists would be cancelled, banned, arrested, etc. for drawing such filth
what do you get when you cross a gnome with a vampire? a witch!
should i have bought the illustrated edition of wind in the willows at the thrift store or did i make the right decision in leaving it there in case some parent wanted it for their baby...
given your enthusiasm for toys, what do you think of dollification/plushification/pooltoyification. animate or inanimate, retaining consciousness or having the mind destroyed, and so on. or is this all this amateur stuff below your notice
I think art like that is pretty much always cute, but usually its not quite what im into. And, I wouldnt say im especially enthusiastic about toys specifically, but i am interested in objects and our relationships with them in a more general way, or zooming out alllll the way, the relationship between the "self" and the "not-self," the way that boundary develops and the way things can cross that boundary. Toys are part of this process, tool use is part of this process, awareness of death is part of this process, awareness of the reproductive capacity of the human body is also part of this process? Im sorry if this answer comes across as "overintellectualized," but i had to think about it a lot. Anyway i think a picture like this can be erotically interesting if it involves a devious contraption and/or a big block of text. You're Welcome.
what’s the appeal of drawing chubby limbs
that car you drew looked like it was made of wood and plastic and would make such an amusing clattering clunking noise as it was driven down the road
i was sitting in the corner after school as punishment one day because i didnt get a good behavior sticker, and my brother was watching music videos on tv, so i watched from the corner of my eye. one of the music videos had an anime woman in a pool of water. seen from the rear, it was merely her bare back, but nonetheless it was mindblowing knowledge. cartoons could be naked too. jessica rabbit was just a vague talking shape to me in comparison to this. your jeanne d'arc memory prompted this
(spoilers! dont look if you give a shit about narnia, but youve probably heard this secondhand before anyway) i kind of liked how the narnia guy was willing to totally kill his fantasy world and all the characters with a pseudo-biblical apocalypse at the end of the series. like yeah it was kind of crudely pulled off but i respect it as a bold move
did u ever read narnia books did u like them
I read the first one i thought it was "fine," it is how i learned about the concept of "turkish delight." In terms of fantasy novels i enjoyed growing up there was "the enchanted forest chronicles" by Patricia Wrede which is about a princess named Cimorene who is fed up with princess nonsense and goes to be the maid of the future king (female) of dragons (unfortunately i went back and found these books not satisfying for an adult reader) and then later Jonathan Strange and Mr Norell.
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