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Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Changed up a few things for my kcd oc. But here’s a more proper ref.
Also on x
my child
Request: human forms for the dragons.
This has been a long time coming
Art/Ask Prompt Masterlist
ON TUMBLR REBLOGS ARE BETTER THAN LIKES!!!
Oh yeah introduction. THIS is a sideblog to post ramblings and stuff while i work in the smaller details about one of my WOF fanspecies the ashwings. Feel free to send asks, they're very appreciated! They're not open quite yet, but i will let you know when they are, mostly because i haven't posted more basics about them yet give me some time.
My main is @dragoncarrion and my art sideblog is @dragonskulls
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Ashwing!
Content warning: Non-con (to put it mildly)
Toy Study
(Spring 2017 Digital Photography Project 4)
In this series of photographs I arranged LEGO building sets from my personal collection in real-life environments around the Landmark College campus. I approached this project with a playful attitude, challenging myself to take photographs that brought the sets to life (as you might imagine them to come to life in a play scenario) while still emphasizing their nature as artificial plastic objects by juxtaposing them with life-size scenery with more varied textures and materials. The bright colors of the sets helped to further set them apart from the more naturalistic colors of their surroundings.
For each photo I tried to select scenery contextually appropriate to the sets: placing diminutive LEGO goblins in a peaceful garden, hiding sneaky LEGO ninja amidst a jungle of ornamental houseplants, swooshing magical LEGO dragons across the evening sky, and parking a LEGO race car next to real vehicles in an on-campus lot. I also tried as often as possible to take the photos from "eye level" with the figures, giving their real-life surroundings a vast or towering sense of scale. Staging photos of such tiny toys outside of a controlled studio setting proved to be a particular challenge. But the result is a series of photos which I hope express what make toys like these so exciting and inspiring to me.