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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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This Big, Beautiful Lady Loves my Garden
Hangin’ in the Garden The other afternoon I went outside to do some chores, and didn’t get very far because I stumbled on this gorgeous girl in her web hanging between two blackjack plants. As I stated earlier this week, the blackjack is attracting all sorts of pollinators and insects right now, so she had her web is a great place. In case you don’t recognize her, she’s a yellow garden spider…
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BIG SPOODER.
Argiope Aurantia
Teeny-weeny writing spider.
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Agriope aurantia.
At 18" x 24" this pen-and-ink pointillist image took months of real time work spread out over about two years to finish. I always have several projects that I'm working on at the same time. That way if I get bored with one I can switch off to another for a bit. I do all of my ink work with sharpies. It's a technique I learned in grade school and it just stuck with me. This is a Zig Zag Spider I shot in the hedges several years ago. That summer I saw several of her kind all up and down the East Coast. Since then I have found not a single one.