i love them both superficially and symbolically.....i've always aesthetically been attracted to the white dress shirt and the creases and folds of a suit, in contrast with the subtle contour of the stitching of slacks. the brand of the shoes and watch can express a multitude of factors about your social class and personality. but also it's kind of degrading in a way. they have to wear an uncomfortable uniform everyday...spend money to maintain it's quality...it's a context in which they're socially pressured to groom themselves (in a similar way women always have to regardless of her status).......you're beholdened to the demands of another man...........to me it's the symbol of societal platonic ideal of masculinity and that prison is erotic to me in the abstract, and in turn it's equally as erotic to tarnish that neutral reality they mentally exist in

25 wedding

18 piggyback

Franz Ludwig Catel - "Monks in a monastery courtyard" (1856)

I have less to say about this one than what I wrote of the others; the novel is full of visual metaphors and I tried to honour that.

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Together

Some quick doodles of my boys from a week or two ago. Still working on them :]

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