November 2011
12 posts
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Nov 28th
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This blog has pretty much been put on hold for the moment and I’m sorry about that. Especially if you’ve submitted stuff. I have almost 200 messages to get through and some of them are from waaaay back and that’s basicly my fault. They kind of got away from me.    I’ve only got a few more weeks before school is over so hopefully over break I can clear out my submission box and start updating...
Nov 27th
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Nov 18th
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Backs don't work that way
Barda by Paul Jaworski
Nov 18th
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I’d like to attract your attention to some classic art. Michelangelo used young men as his models. He never did research how actual boobs look like. Hint: they don’t look like little spheres that were plastered on as an afterthought.
Nov 17th
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Anonymous asked: A lot of these "nipple-less boobs" images I’m seeing seem to be at least partly covered, i believe the general intent is that the nipples are small and hidden just out of sight behind the fabric/whatever. So while the nipples may not necessarily be in the right place, i believe they are still there, and just tiny/out of sight.
Nov 3rd
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This was in my drafts. I’m not sure why I hadn’t published it yet. I often get asked just what I think is unrealistic when it comes to boobage and it just so happens that Leah H  from Hourglassy wrote a fantastic post that pretty soundly sums up all of my pet peeves.  1. Boobs are not magical anti-gravity spheres that stand at perfectly perky attention at all...
Nov 3rd
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Nov 2nd
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Anonymous asked: I LOVE this blog! Not only is it hilarious, but it also helps me as an artist and shows me what to avoid :) Thank you.
Nov 2nd
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the-maddest-scientist reblogged your photo: justinrampage: Iron Man? Nope! Artist Evan Lee… Is she pregnant? I really can’t tell what’s going on with her stomach and breasts. I couldn’t either at first,...
Nov 2nd
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Nov 2nd
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Nov 1st
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