Post your awesome pictures here!!!

[Gawdzilla Sama]

$75?!?

I could almost get a real vagina for that kind of money.

Ten of them in Olongapo.

[the_antithesis]

I have gotten the use of same for much less.

Well yeah. If you want to deal with love.

Some things are more valuable than money.

[Hydra009]

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Okayyyy...

[Hydra009]

No idea about the context of this, but I like the pose and lighting/colors.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Well, obviously she just caught a tiny fucking flying thing out of the air and is about to attach it to her wings. It's tricky to do this because her flashlight is stuck to the spot where her tits should be and the fucking flying things are hard to kill.

Duh. Try harder!

[drunkenshoe]

It's good. And that's the problem in the traditional sense. Too much golden ratio, too optimist, too beautiful. No.

I haven't enjoyed traditional forms&beauty since my twenties which is a late development by the way-just for general info. And it is no way a judgement of your taste. But I know, you dig-learn anything you don't know when you see it, and I've pushed enough modern and contemporary art related thought, example enough.

But then, she's pretty.

[Hydra009]

It's good. And that's the problem in the traditional sense. Too much golden ratio, too optimist, too beautiful.

I'm a big sucker for anything that looks like it'd belong on a Magic The Gathering card.



Bold poses, vibrant colors, lots of lighting to make it really pop.  A slightly otherwordly, larger than life quality.

And personally, I latch on to optimism in fiction, both in narrative and aesthetic.  I want to know that the protagonists will be victorious, or at least make a dent in the forces of evil with their sacrifice if they aren't (Rogue One).  I want things to be okay or at least tolerable in the end.  Naturally, I want that reflected in the art, in this example with a very literal example of empowerment.

[Hydra009]

Okayyyy...

I like the beetle painting because:
1) it's meta AF
2) it's natural beauty admiring man-made beauty - in this case, a little hamlet nestled in the countryside like a little nest
3) the painter is a humble little beetle, a miniscule little worker that nevertheless has developed an awareness and appreciation of the vast world around it

[Hydra009]

"A Beach Stroll" by Rutger van de Steeg

[Gawdzilla Sama]

That's a Big Boy recliner. The grey cat in the back was okay.