Saturday, June 13, 2009
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
my prerogative
Amber.
And I'm feeling a bit (just a bit) better, ^^ but I'm still careful about stuffs.
For the time being, you can help by not aggravating Princess. <<;
But seriously...
I don't normally blur the line between my "online" self, and my real life philosophies. But this is important.
The events of 20 years ago, in Beijing, China -- the Tiananmen Square protests -- mark one of the most important moments in human history. In May and June, 1989, thousands of young Chinese students organized a peaceful rally, in Tiananmen Square, to ask their government for more freedom, more liberties, and more democracy.
For several days, the eyes of the world were fixed on Beijing. People the world over, young people especially, stood in awe at the move, stunned by the sheer magic of it all. At first, there was a wonderful spirit of celebration in the air. The Chinese government didn't immediately react. The celebration grew larger. Around the world, people were starting to get hopeful.
The winds of change were starting to blow, back then, you see. And it was these young people who fanned them, twenty years ago.
Of course I remember these events clearly. I myself was a young student, back then. Those would turn out to be the last years of the Cold War, and it was a spectacular time to be young. We had grown up in a world of unimaginable threats. The world had raised us in the belief that there were deep divisions between us. Communists and capitalists. East and West. Black and white...
But guess what? We disagreed.
The generations before had imposed those divisions -- now, we questioned "why?" The generations before had sung songs about how pretty the world could be, if only it were different -- now, we were ready to change things. A generation before greedily preached that we should accept these divisions, and profit from them. But we were greedier: We didn't want the half of the world that we were allowed. We wanted the whole world, as our playground.
We stood defiant, proud, downright cocky. We were, we are the young people at the turn of history.
One cold day, in June, 1989, I was attending a Catholic youth convention. 700 young people, all of us seniors in high school, or college students. All of us enthusiastic, and open minded. Of course we talked about what was going on, half a world away, in China. At first we had been hopeful and happy about it. But as the days went by, there were signs that something big was going to happen. We started to worry. But our lives had to go on.
On that day, one of several during the convention, all of us were in an auditorium, hearing a speech. Suddenly, one of the organizers came into the hall. He hurried towards the stage, and hastily made his way to the microphone.
He apologized to the speaker, then took the microphone, and addressed us:
"We just got the news that the Chinese Army has been called in to quell the protests in Tiananmen Square...
As all of you know, these were young people... college students. People just like you.
They didn't deserve this. All they were asking for is for a bit of freedom... to live their lives in peace... the reports are coming in... there are many dead... several hundred. Possible even thousands...
Just think about that for a moment. Right now, we have seven hundred people in this auditorium...
I'll ask all of us to pause for just a minute, and say a prayer for these young people."
I'm never going to forget that moment, I'm never going to forget how my heart sank, how immensely crushed I felt that day.
Even now, twenty years after the events, the whole truth about Tiananmen Square is unknown, and will probably remain so. Credit the painfully efficient Chinese govenment cover-up machinery for this.
We may never know how many people died that day. There may never be a monument to their memories. Their names have been deleted from history, in the name of progress, in the name of the future, in the name of "peace."
But it is precisely these nameless young men and women, who died that day, upon whom we have built our future -- our present.
Soon after the Tiananmen Square demonstrations, the winds of change reached Eastern Europe. By the end of 1989, the Berlin Wall had fallen, communist regimes were dissolved, and the Cold war was over.
By 1990, Nelson Mandela was freed, and Apartheid was on its way out. By 1991, the Soviet Union would no longer exist.
And every time, it was the young people who made it happen. The young, bright eyed sons and daughters who demanded an end to the fear, who pushed for this new world. Look at the photographs of the era... the photos of young germans, smashing the bricks of the wall. The young south africans, dancing in the streets of Soweto, after Mandela's liberation. Look at the pictures of young men and women, the world over, heralding the coming of a new age, of a new world, different, diverse, and united.
To many of you, this is ancient history. It's not a big deal. Not that important, not even worth mentioning. Which leaves the old timers like me, still high on the spirit of my times, to keep the flame alight...
Twenty years ago, thousands of unnamed young people were killed by the Chinese government. Their crime was to be young.
On that day, they gave the world their most precious gift. For that, they shall remain youthful forever.
Epilogue: One year later, I was in Austin, Texas, an engineering freshman, making the mistake of starting my academic run on the Summer Session, 1990.
After somehow managing to make it through the mess of registration, at the Frank Erwin Center, on the UT campus, I left the Center, and met a few recruiters for the many different student groups. They were looking for new members, amongst the recently registered students. I approached a skydiving group, and got a brochure about doing a jump.
As I looked to find my way back to the dorm, someone approached me, and without saying anything, she tied a yellow cloth ribbon, around my arm.
"We're having a candlelight vigil, to remember the students from Tiananmen Square..."
She gave me a pamphlet, and it had a picture of the "Goddess of Democracy" statue from Tiananmen Square. The time and date of the vigil, and a little explanation of the yellow ribbon. "We're praying for the return of the martyrs of Tiananmen."
I didn't go, and I regret not going. My excuse is that I was very young (I started college young). I was in a brand new town, taking too many things in, to be bothered by a candlelight vigil...
But there's a few boxes I've left with my family, back in Texas. Amongst them, a box with things that I've kept through the years, and which I treasure beyond words.
The skydiving brochure isn't there. But the yellow ribbon is.
Epilogue two: Yes, I know the brutal irony of my porn, being done on "Made in China" tablet... >>;
And I'm feeling a bit (just a bit) better, ^^ but I'm still careful about stuffs.
For the time being, you can help by not aggravating Princess. <<;
I don't normally blur the line between my "online" self, and my real life philosophies. But this is important.
The events of 20 years ago, in Beijing, China -- the Tiananmen Square protests -- mark one of the most important moments in human history. In May and June, 1989, thousands of young Chinese students organized a peaceful rally, in Tiananmen Square, to ask their government for more freedom, more liberties, and more democracy.
For several days, the eyes of the world were fixed on Beijing. People the world over, young people especially, stood in awe at the move, stunned by the sheer magic of it all. At first, there was a wonderful spirit of celebration in the air. The Chinese government didn't immediately react. The celebration grew larger. Around the world, people were starting to get hopeful.
The winds of change were starting to blow, back then, you see. And it was these young people who fanned them, twenty years ago.
Of course I remember these events clearly. I myself was a young student, back then. Those would turn out to be the last years of the Cold War, and it was a spectacular time to be young. We had grown up in a world of unimaginable threats. The world had raised us in the belief that there were deep divisions between us. Communists and capitalists. East and West. Black and white...
But guess what? We disagreed.
The generations before had imposed those divisions -- now, we questioned "why?" The generations before had sung songs about how pretty the world could be, if only it were different -- now, we were ready to change things. A generation before greedily preached that we should accept these divisions, and profit from them. But we were greedier: We didn't want the half of the world that we were allowed. We wanted the whole world, as our playground.
We stood defiant, proud, downright cocky. We were, we are the young people at the turn of history.
One cold day, in June, 1989, I was attending a Catholic youth convention. 700 young people, all of us seniors in high school, or college students. All of us enthusiastic, and open minded. Of course we talked about what was going on, half a world away, in China. At first we had been hopeful and happy about it. But as the days went by, there were signs that something big was going to happen. We started to worry. But our lives had to go on.
On that day, one of several during the convention, all of us were in an auditorium, hearing a speech. Suddenly, one of the organizers came into the hall. He hurried towards the stage, and hastily made his way to the microphone.
He apologized to the speaker, then took the microphone, and addressed us:
"We just got the news that the Chinese Army has been called in to quell the protests in Tiananmen Square...
As all of you know, these were young people... college students. People just like you.
They didn't deserve this. All they were asking for is for a bit of freedom... to live their lives in peace... the reports are coming in... there are many dead... several hundred. Possible even thousands...
Just think about that for a moment. Right now, we have seven hundred people in this auditorium...
I'll ask all of us to pause for just a minute, and say a prayer for these young people."
I'm never going to forget that moment, I'm never going to forget how my heart sank, how immensely crushed I felt that day.
Even now, twenty years after the events, the whole truth about Tiananmen Square is unknown, and will probably remain so. Credit the painfully efficient Chinese govenment cover-up machinery for this.
We may never know how many people died that day. There may never be a monument to their memories. Their names have been deleted from history, in the name of progress, in the name of the future, in the name of "peace."
But it is precisely these nameless young men and women, who died that day, upon whom we have built our future -- our present.
Soon after the Tiananmen Square demonstrations, the winds of change reached Eastern Europe. By the end of 1989, the Berlin Wall had fallen, communist regimes were dissolved, and the Cold war was over.
By 1990, Nelson Mandela was freed, and Apartheid was on its way out. By 1991, the Soviet Union would no longer exist.
And every time, it was the young people who made it happen. The young, bright eyed sons and daughters who demanded an end to the fear, who pushed for this new world. Look at the photographs of the era... the photos of young germans, smashing the bricks of the wall. The young south africans, dancing in the streets of Soweto, after Mandela's liberation. Look at the pictures of young men and women, the world over, heralding the coming of a new age, of a new world, different, diverse, and united.
To many of you, this is ancient history. It's not a big deal. Not that important, not even worth mentioning. Which leaves the old timers like me, still high on the spirit of my times, to keep the flame alight...
Twenty years ago, thousands of unnamed young people were killed by the Chinese government. Their crime was to be young.
On that day, they gave the world their most precious gift. For that, they shall remain youthful forever.
Epilogue: One year later, I was in Austin, Texas, an engineering freshman, making the mistake of starting my academic run on the Summer Session, 1990.
After somehow managing to make it through the mess of registration, at the Frank Erwin Center, on the UT campus, I left the Center, and met a few recruiters for the many different student groups. They were looking for new members, amongst the recently registered students. I approached a skydiving group, and got a brochure about doing a jump.
As I looked to find my way back to the dorm, someone approached me, and without saying anything, she tied a yellow cloth ribbon, around my arm.
"We're having a candlelight vigil, to remember the students from Tiananmen Square..."
She gave me a pamphlet, and it had a picture of the "Goddess of Democracy" statue from Tiananmen Square. The time and date of the vigil, and a little explanation of the yellow ribbon. "We're praying for the return of the martyrs of Tiananmen."
I didn't go, and I regret not going. My excuse is that I was very young (I started college young). I was in a brand new town, taking too many things in, to be bothered by a candlelight vigil...
But there's a few boxes I've left with my family, back in Texas. Amongst them, a box with things that I've kept through the years, and which I treasure beyond words.
The skydiving brochure isn't there. But the yellow ribbon is.
Epilogue two: Yes, I know the brutal irony of my porn, being done on "Made in China" tablet... >>;
Saturday, May 2, 2009
fever til you sizzle
Plump, fat-bottomed piggy girl, sketched and finished Friday. Originally posted on FA as my "swine flu" picture.
Someone might prefer the "non toxic" version, so I'm posting this, now. Alternatively, the original "swine flu" version is located here.
Finally... please remember that this is "just" a strain of influenza. The kind of thing that goes around every year, during, I dunno... flu season? >>; Yes, the flu is contagious, (and for the elderly, or the very young, it could turn dangerous) but all in all, it's a highly treatable disease, and it would more likely be a nuisance, than anything else.
Just because it has an icky name like "swine flu" doesn't make it all... deadly in a pig way. oO Just stay safe, wash yer hands, and most of all, DON'T PANIC.
Someone might prefer the "non toxic" version, so I'm posting this, now. Alternatively, the original "swine flu" version is located here.
Finally... please remember that this is "just" a strain of influenza. The kind of thing that goes around every year, during, I dunno... flu season? >>; Yes, the flu is contagious, (and for the elderly, or the very young, it could turn dangerous) but all in all, it's a highly treatable disease, and it would more likely be a nuisance, than anything else.
Just because it has an icky name like "swine flu" doesn't make it all... deadly in a pig way. oO Just stay safe, wash yer hands, and most of all, DON'T PANIC.
Labels: bottom, chubby, girl, image, kemono, nude, pig, plump, random
Sunday, April 5, 2009
baby you have to be sure
Saffron.
No introduction, nor explanation needed.
In related news, I might be producing t-shirts with my art on them... I'm still choosing the picture. They'll be good shirts, 100% cotton, high-quality heavyweight (would anyone prefer lightweight?), commercial-grade, export-quality assembly and finish, made by the shirt manufacturer that I work with -- and certainly not the OMG MAEK YOUR OWN SHIRT LOL poly-blend, ultra thin, wear-twice-then-throw-away kind of shirts.
Is anyone interested? Stay tuned.
No introduction, nor explanation needed.
In related news, I might be producing t-shirts with my art on them... I'm still choosing the picture. They'll be good shirts, 100% cotton, high-quality heavyweight (would anyone prefer lightweight?), commercial-grade, export-quality assembly and finish, made by the shirt manufacturer that I work with -- and certainly not the OMG MAEK YOUR OWN SHIRT LOL poly-blend, ultra thin, wear-twice-then-throw-away kind of shirts.
Is anyone interested? Stay tuned.
Labels: fox, girl, image, kemono, nude, plump, Saffron, updates, voluptuous
Sunday, March 29, 2009
with all this fame comes
Libby, raichu girl.
A quick relaxation sketch. Kitty very busy with work and his ongoing stuffs that some of you already know about. It's been hectic, it's been stressful, it's been very tiring...
In any case, raichu boobies. I'll find a way to continue with ze arts, somehow...
A quick relaxation sketch. Kitty very busy with work and his ongoing stuffs that some of you already know about. It's been hectic, it's been stressful, it's been very tiring...
In any case, raichu boobies. I'll find a way to continue with ze arts, somehow...
Saturday, January 3, 2009
love will steer the stars
Holly, Second Queen of Idyllia. Partying like it's 2009.
Obviously, her Warrior Queen powers include "antigravity." Oo
(The link is not broken, btw. The uncensored version is not yet online. I'm counting the 404s) ^^
Since Holly is an auroch, I thought she would be appropriate for my "New Year's" picture, considering this will be the year of the ox. Also, happy new year. ^^
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Edit 20090104 0340 -05: Let's try adding the code for the Pixiv version. Since Pixiv is a Japanese site, it's still censored, but far more revealing.
Obviously, her Warrior Queen powers include "antigravity." Oo
(The link is not broken, btw. The uncensored version is not yet online. I'm counting the 404s) ^^
Since Holly is an auroch, I thought she would be appropriate for my "New Year's" picture, considering this will be the year of the ox. Also, happy new year. ^^
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Edit 20090104 0340 -05: Let's try adding the code for the Pixiv version. Since Pixiv is a Japanese site, it's still censored, but far more revealing.
Labels: auroch, bovine, girl, Holly, image, plump, voluptuous
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
after the fire after all the rain
Rosemary. A different version has been uploaded to another part of the site.
Hair like that is very complicated, so I won't be trying it again, soon. oO
Rosemary has never been one of my most popular characters, probably because she's not a bunny, a kitty, or a fox. Personally, I like her a lot, and some of my best pictures have happened to be pictures of Rose.
She's lost a lot of weight since I first drew her, though...
Hair like that is very complicated, so I won't be trying it again, soon. oO
Rosemary has never been one of my most popular characters, probably because she's not a bunny, a kitty, or a fox. Personally, I like her a lot, and some of my best pictures have happened to be pictures of Rose.
She's lost a lot of weight since I first drew her, though...
Labels: girl, image, koala, lingerie, panty, plump, Rose, voluptuous
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
but i'm so glad to be here v 1.0
Mew... this picture has been in the works... for about a year. oO
On and off, of course. ^^;
Will be posted on FA in due time -- I need to post certain trade, first. ^^ I'll explain when this gets posted over there, hopefully, within a couple of days.
On and off, of course. ^^;
Will be posted on FA in due time -- I need to post certain trade, first. ^^ I'll explain when this gets posted over there, hopefully, within a couple of days.
Labels: chu, chubby, girl, image, kemono, nude, plump, pokémon, raichu, voluptuous
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
home home where i wanted to go v 1.0
Amber. I paint her a whole lot, so I don't have to tell you she's a cute, cuddly, curvy bunny girl. ^^
This is a different version that the one posted across VCL, FA, and Pixiv. Finally posted it here, because I finally managed to connect to the FTP server -- although it appears to be a miscommunication from my ISP side.
Originally a quick Friday sketch from about two weeks ago. Decided to clean it up over the weekend, seeing Kitty was feeling sick, TT and making little progress with either work, or his trade picture.
Originally, I was gonna post a fully clothed version of Amber, and that's it -- she was gonna wear a sera fuku, and stand in front of a Shinto temple bell. But Kitty decided in his angelic mercy, to just show you this version. *^^* Plus, Kitty lazy. <<;
In random news, Kitty... feeling so-so. Didn't have to take painkillers last night, however. I think that's good...
This is a different version that the one posted across VCL, FA, and Pixiv. Finally posted it here, because I finally managed to connect to the FTP server -- although it appears to be a miscommunication from my ISP side.
Originally a quick Friday sketch from about two weeks ago. Decided to clean it up over the weekend, seeing Kitty was feeling sick, TT and making little progress with either work, or his trade picture.
Originally, I was gonna post a fully clothed version of Amber, and that's it -- she was gonna wear a sera fuku, and stand in front of a Shinto temple bell. But Kitty decided in his angelic mercy, to just show you this version. *^^* Plus, Kitty lazy. <<;
In random news, Kitty... feeling so-so. Didn't have to take painkillers last night, however. I think that's good...
Labels: Amber, bunny, girl, image, kemono, nude, plump, voluptuous
Sunday, November 9, 2008
with somebody who loves me
K. Just another of them random posts about stuffs. Preview, first: Who is that pokémon?
Hint: IT'S RAICHU!
Second, Kitty was digging through... Digg, >>; and Kitty found this sad TT yet funny ^^ yet sad TT letter from a puppy to the Obama girls. As some of you know, the future Overlord (hail!) promised his spawn a puppy, once they move into the White House. And apparently, word gets out quickly in the abandoned puppy community... ^^
Got Kitty to thinking about stuffs, so... well. Might be a good time to link to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, since most of my visitors come from the Empire. And you can be sure I'll be linking to the Peruvian SPCA from our company's pages...
And since we're busy saving the world, here... Kitty wanted to link to "The Hunger Site," you know, that site where you just click, and by just clicking, you donate food to the hungry -- also has sister sites to make donations for animal food, cancer prevention, the rainforest, etc. A good idea, you say... well... apparently, they're not a charity, anymore... and they're kinda secretive about their total donations... <<; Mew, ok, then again, if by just clicking you get sponsors to donate and stuffs, even if it's a diluted amount, here's the Hunger Site.
The founder of the original "Hunger Site," however, has a new site, which is more transparent, and although certain pretty wuffie had commented that "it's sad that, if someone has food to give, they would choose to taunt people with it, in order to get other people to answer silly questions," (you can't argue with logic...) ^^; Kitty still linking to them. The way Kitty figure, mew... it's just hard to come up with sponsors to donate money, mew. TT And if this gimmick works to do just that, well, so be it, and personally, I think it's kind of neat. ^^
Be warned that some of the questions are fiendishly difficult. >>; But helping to donate food for hungry people is always a good cause. ^^
Although... considering the time it takes to generate rice... might as well stick a twenty in an envelope and send it to them. ^^; But if oos has free time, and it's just easier for you to donate time, even a few minutes every day, mew... every bit helps, no?
Will move that link to the right bar soon, if no one objects.
tl;dr, mew... you can always help people and animals, in your community. Your spare change, and your spare time can work wonders! ^^
Well... excuse Kitty if sometimes, he wants to make a difference, instead of just making people horny... ^^;
In other other news, hahahah... this is a screenshot from Pixiv, just a few minutes ago. Can you read the tag near the middle, the one that's highlighted? That's one of the most popular tags in the site, right now. Lots of pplz are posting pictures on that topic...
Hint: The three katakana characters are: "O," "BA," and "MA." ^^
In other other news... Kitty not entirely 100%, but will get there. ^^
Hint: IT'S RAICHU!
Second, Kitty was digging through... Digg, >>; and Kitty found this sad TT yet funny ^^ yet sad TT letter from a puppy to the Obama girls. As some of you know, the future Overlord (hail!) promised his spawn a puppy, once they move into the White House. And apparently, word gets out quickly in the abandoned puppy community... ^^
Got Kitty to thinking about stuffs, so... well. Might be a good time to link to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, since most of my visitors come from the Empire. And you can be sure I'll be linking to the Peruvian SPCA from our company's pages...
And since we're busy saving the world, here... Kitty wanted to link to "The Hunger Site," you know, that site where you just click, and by just clicking, you donate food to the hungry -- also has sister sites to make donations for animal food, cancer prevention, the rainforest, etc. A good idea, you say... well... apparently, they're not a charity, anymore... and they're kinda secretive about their total donations... <<; Mew, ok, then again, if by just clicking you get sponsors to donate and stuffs, even if it's a diluted amount, here's the Hunger Site.
The founder of the original "Hunger Site," however, has a new site, which is more transparent, and although certain pretty wuffie had commented that "it's sad that, if someone has food to give, they would choose to taunt people with it, in order to get other people to answer silly questions," (you can't argue with logic...) ^^; Kitty still linking to them. The way Kitty figure, mew... it's just hard to come up with sponsors to donate money, mew. TT And if this gimmick works to do just that, well, so be it, and personally, I think it's kind of neat. ^^
Be warned that some of the questions are fiendishly difficult. >>; But helping to donate food for hungry people is always a good cause. ^^
Although... considering the time it takes to generate rice... might as well stick a twenty in an envelope and send it to them. ^^; But if oos has free time, and it's just easier for you to donate time, even a few minutes every day, mew... every bit helps, no?
Will move that link to the right bar soon, if no one objects.
tl;dr, mew... you can always help people and animals, in your community. Your spare change, and your spare time can work wonders! ^^
Well... excuse Kitty if sometimes, he wants to make a difference, instead of just making people horny... ^^;
In other other news, hahahah... this is a screenshot from Pixiv, just a few minutes ago. Can you read the tag near the middle, the one that's highlighted? That's one of the most popular tags in the site, right now. Lots of pplz are posting pictures on that topic...
Hint: The three katakana characters are: "O," "BA," and "MA." ^^
In other other news... Kitty not entirely 100%, but will get there. ^^
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
it must be a bad trip
First, back to posting my previously un-posted images. ^^
Pikachu and raichu, going at it. Hardcore. Left thumbnail for girl + boy picture, right thumbnail for boy + boy picture.
Second of all, I loaded larger versions of my syeimi pictures. ^^ Check the posts where they were originally posted, here and here.
Finally and certainly not least, Kitty long ago realized that navigating the journal, looking for pictures, is a pain in the butt. <<; Thus, you will now see be able to access all image posts in the journal, conveniently listed in the bar to the right. ^^
The old Gallery, of course, is still online, for all the older pictures.
More stuff, soon!
Pikachu and raichu, going at it. Hardcore. Left thumbnail for girl + boy picture, right thumbnail for boy + boy picture.
Second of all, I loaded larger versions of my syeimi pictures. ^^ Check the posts where they were originally posted, here and here.
Finally and certainly not least, Kitty long ago realized that navigating the journal, looking for pictures, is a pain in the butt. <<; Thus, you will now see be able to access all image posts in the journal, conveniently listed in the bar to the right. ^^
The old Gallery, of course, is still online, for all the older pictures.
More stuff, soon!
Labels: boy, chu, girl, image, kemono, loli, mature, pikachu, plump, pokémon, raichu, shota, xxx, young
Monday, September 29, 2008
some say "nothing lasts forever"
Blossom Weiß, NSA agent. Off duty, of course... ^^
This picture is also a nod to the following:
First of all, Furrmie, a phenomenal artist, a wonderful person, and a fan of the 80's. ^^ The way his girls' poses turn out so sexy and natural at once is absolutely unmatched. This picture is my humble attempt at capturing some of his awesomeness. ^^
Second of all, my time in Japan, especially early 2005. This picture will be posted on FA with a snippet of the lyrics to Soul'd Out's "To all tha dreamers," which was a big hit in Japan, during the last days of my stay over there.
In other news, Kitty is still feeling the effects of stress, and not taking care of himself when he had the chance. >>; Oh, well.
This picture is also a nod to the following:
First of all, Furrmie, a phenomenal artist, a wonderful person, and a fan of the 80's. ^^ The way his girls' poses turn out so sexy and natural at once is absolutely unmatched. This picture is my humble attempt at capturing some of his awesomeness. ^^
Second of all, my time in Japan, especially early 2005. This picture will be posted on FA with a snippet of the lyrics to Soul'd Out's "To all tha dreamers," which was a big hit in Japan, during the last days of my stay over there.
In other news, Kitty is still feeling the effects of stress, and not taking care of himself when he had the chance. >>; Oh, well.
Labels: Blossom, girl, image, kemono, plump, skunk, voluptuous
Thursday, September 4, 2008
summer breeze v 1.5
Amber, bunny girl, age... well, very young. ^^
Amber, in a happy cute summer picture. The original version was posted on FA months ago. This is a slightly corrected version -- along with the nude version, previously only available at Cub Central.
Amber, in a happy cute summer picture. The original version was posted on FA months ago. This is a slightly corrected version -- along with the nude version, previously only available at Cub Central.
Labels: Amber, baby, bunny, girl, image, kemono, loli, nude, panty, plump, young
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
caramelos de miel entre tus manos v 1.0
Saffron, fox girl. A picture I once posted here, and somehow, I can't seem to find it, now. oO Oh, well.
I've realized that I paint Saffron a lot, despite the fact that I've never been that fond of foxes. Oo
But she seems to be a crowd favorite, so as long as people keep asking to see her, I'll keep on painting her. ^^
I've realized that I paint Saffron a lot, despite the fact that I've never been that fond of foxes. Oo
But she seems to be a crowd favorite, so as long as people keep asking to see her, I'll keep on painting her. ^^
Labels: fox, girl, image, kemono, nude, plump, Saffron, voluptuous
kyrie eleison down the road that i must travel v 1.2
Dana, raccoon girl.
I think. oO
In all honesty, not my best picture. In all honesty, one of my non-best. >>; And strangely, one of my most popular ones. Oo
OK, fine, so it's not strange at all. ^^;
This picture was done shortly after my also fairly popular eevee picture. I suppose I wanted to counter the effects a little bit. ^^
I think. oO
In all honesty, not my best picture. In all honesty, one of my non-best. >>; And strangely, one of my most popular ones. Oo
OK, fine, so it's not strange at all. ^^;
This picture was done shortly after my also fairly popular eevee picture. I suppose I wanted to counter the effects a little bit. ^^
Labels: Dana, girl, image, kemono, nude, plump, raccoon, voluptuous
Monday, September 1, 2008
there's a power deep inside you v.1.5
Cayenne, age 4. Picture made earlier this year, to celebrate the Chinese new year, "Year of the Mouse." Slightly corrected, and in several versions, of different rating. ^^
Original "Year of the Earth Mouse" outfit, followed by "panties only," "dress with no panties," and "nude" versions.
I just realized this is the first picture of Cayenne that I upload to my site. So, mew, here's a little background for her.
Cayenne was born in Hong Kong, and is roughly Dhruva Maverick's age. She has been trained since birth, to seek out (and destroy) the four Celestial Weapons, which would bring about the end of creation, should they fall into the wrong hands.
For this purpose, her clan gave her the "Pacific Pearl" spear -- one of the Celestial Weapons. >>;
In 1979, she travels to Mathura, Alaska, to destroy one of the weapons, the "Polaris Gladius." By sheer coincidence, the same weapon that a mysterious environmental warrior, Aurora Star, uses to fight evil.
Years after her mission is over, her clan learns that she never destroyed her own Celestial Weapon, and so, she escapes to Portland... ^^;
Original "Year of the Earth Mouse" outfit, followed by "panties only," "dress with no panties," and "nude" versions.
I just realized this is the first picture of Cayenne that I upload to my site. So, mew, here's a little background for her.
Cayenne was born in Hong Kong, and is roughly Dhruva Maverick's age. She has been trained since birth, to seek out (and destroy) the four Celestial Weapons, which would bring about the end of creation, should they fall into the wrong hands.
For this purpose, her clan gave her the "Pacific Pearl" spear -- one of the Celestial Weapons. >>;
In 1979, she travels to Mathura, Alaska, to destroy one of the weapons, the "Polaris Gladius." By sheer coincidence, the same weapon that a mysterious environmental warrior, Aurora Star, uses to fight evil.
Years after her mission is over, her clan learns that she never destroyed her own Celestial Weapon, and so, she escapes to Portland... ^^;
Labels: Cayenne, girl, image, kemono, loli, mouse, nude, panty, plump, tame, young
midnight is where the day begins v.1.5
As Kitty continues to make amends for not posting all his stuff on his website:
Caramel, slightly corrected from the version posted at FA.
I'm strangely silent about this picture. Oo Not one of my best, not one of my worst, some people said they like it, and that's good, I suppose. ^^
Caramel, slightly corrected from the version posted at FA.
I'm strangely silent about this picture. Oo Not one of my best, not one of my worst, some people said they like it, and that's good, I suppose. ^^
Labels: Caramel, girl, image, kemono, lingerie, plump, raccoon, voluptuous
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
you're just jealous 'cause you can't be me
New banner wa kawaii desu. ^^
リンクとブックマークを更新してください。新しいURLは次のとおりです: http://ainoyume.com/
Also, preview.
リンクとブックマークを更新してください。新しいURLは次のとおりです: http://ainoyume.com/
Also, preview.
Labels: Blossom, girl, plump, preview, sketch, skunk, updates, voluptuous
Thursday, July 31, 2008
I can almost see it hiding
Rose. A picture made in celebration of the Large Hadron Collider. Heavily inspired by the song "Out there (Fifth dimension)," by Masters and Nickson, featuring Justine Suissa.
My most interesting attempt at hair, so far. ^^; But I'm happy with the way the colors turned out.
all in your innerspace
Fawn, probably my favorite picture of her, and a crowd favorite, in both sides of the Pacific. ^^ Title from a song by Underworld.
Funny how I never actually posted the finished version of this picture, on my site. Verily, I had neglected to update my site for too long.
(I just wanted to use "verily" on a sentence) ^^;
Ooh! Before I forget... there's this online comic (yeah, Kitty know...) that is a parody of superhero comics, (again...) but in one of the episodes: a few of the heroes are paying their last tribute to Captain America, and amongst them, is Thor, who keeps saying "verily," until the last panel, when someone tells him to stop saying "verily," and I just thought it was funny. ^^
If anyone has seen that comic, let Kitty know, kthx.
Labels: cat, Fawn, girl, image, kemono, nude, plump, voluptuous
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
i want you to know it's a little
So the link on the main page that says "Journal Labels," is a link to the journal labels page. ^^ Since my hosted Blogger journal comes without a "labels" widget, I had to write a little PHP script to collect all my journal labels. Hopefully, it'll make it easier to the kind of porn that you all are looking for, with just a couple of clicks. ^^
The label system enabled and functional, it's time to start uploading all those pictures. Of course, they will be labeled appropriately, so that they can be easily accessed through the "Labels" page. The germans call it "vorsprung durch Technik," which roughly translates to "Kitty finally got off his adorably cute lazy little tail and wrote that script," in the beautiful and evil german language. oO
Moar chibis. The background for this one took me a good couple of hours this morning. Oo
I'll make a note to go easier on the "cutesy-ness," next time. "Cute" != "cutesy." But you knew that, already.
Edit, 10:56 am: So I'm enabling some 301-code redirects from my old site, and pointing those pages here. And I decided to check my old site stats one last time.
The stats have... changed. oO The couple of things that have remained constant about my visitors (at least, according to Quantcast) is that they are: 1, male, 2, mostly teenagers, (Hi, teens!) ^^ 3, heavily japanese, and 4, without kids.
But I always took pride in that we had a higher-than-average % of visits from people who made 100k or more a year. And people with graduate degrees. oO
Now, however, Quantcast tells me that my visitors tend to be poor and uneducated... >>;;;
<<;
Get an edumakashun and a job, pplz. >>; No ruining my stats kthxbai.
The label system enabled and functional, it's time to start uploading all those pictures. Of course, they will be labeled appropriately, so that they can be easily accessed through the "Labels" page. The germans call it "vorsprung durch Technik," which roughly translates to "Kitty finally got off his adorably cute lazy little tail and wrote that script," in the beautiful and evil german language. oO
Moar chibis. The background for this one took me a good couple of hours this morning. Oo
I'll make a note to go easier on the "cutesy-ness," next time. "Cute" != "cutesy." But you knew that, already.
Edit, 10:56 am: So I'm enabling some 301-code redirects from my old site, and pointing those pages here. And I decided to check my old site stats one last time.
The stats have... changed. oO The couple of things that have remained constant about my visitors (at least, according to Quantcast) is that they are: 1, male, 2, mostly teenagers, (Hi, teens!) ^^ 3, heavily japanese, and 4, without kids.
But I always took pride in that we had a higher-than-average % of visits from people who made 100k or more a year. And people with graduate degrees. oO
Now, however, Quantcast tells me that my visitors tend to be poor and uneducated... >>;;;
<<;
Get an edumakashun and a job, pplz. >>; No ruining my stats kthxbai.
Thursday, July 24, 2008
and i don't need to see any more
I've been looking at some of my old pictures, and I've come to the conclusion that I had been right all along:
I sucked at this art thing. <<;
So yesterday afternoon, I decided to sketch a 10 min colored sketch to prove to myself that, in 10 minutes, I can now crank out something way better that the stuff I had been cranking just a couple of years ago.
In all honesty, though, this was interrupted by the following:
- 6 people offline
- 5 people online
- a hamburger combo at a restaurant 5 blocks away
- the "Quentin Tarantino" episode of CSI
- natural Kitty curiosity regarding: The lyrics of "Eye in the sky," by the Alan Parsons Project, and Sen. Joseph McCarthy.
- the usual string of death threats a Kitty has to send, to get stuff done.
After 30 minutes total work:
Also, I'm adding "Eye in the sky" to my list of "Songs that scare Kitty." Oo
Also also, I didn't know Jack Kennedy was a friend of Joe McCarthy. oO
Also also also, I'm not kidding about the uploading of pictures to the journal... but I'm going to be a lot choosier about the uploads.
I sucked at this art thing. <<;
So yesterday afternoon, I decided to sketch a 10 min colored sketch to prove to myself that, in 10 minutes, I can now crank out something way better that the stuff I had been cranking just a couple of years ago.
In all honesty, though, this was interrupted by the following:
- 6 people offline
- 5 people online
- a hamburger combo at a restaurant 5 blocks away
- the "Quentin Tarantino" episode of CSI
- natural Kitty curiosity regarding: The lyrics of "Eye in the sky," by the Alan Parsons Project, and Sen. Joseph McCarthy.
- the usual string of death threats a Kitty has to send, to get stuff done.
After 30 minutes total work:
Also, I'm adding "Eye in the sky" to my list of "Songs that scare Kitty." Oo
Also also, I didn't know Jack Kennedy was a friend of Joe McCarthy. oO
Also also also, I'm not kidding about the uploading of pictures to the journal... but I'm going to be a lot choosier about the uploads.
Monday, June 30, 2008
be my mirror my sword and shield
I love the new song from Coldplay! The new sound fits them quite nicely. I had been kind of worried after listening to "Violet Hill," which kinda sucks, but "Viva la vida" is just... wow. Excellent song, it totally inspired me to paint this picture of my cute little syeimi girl, Zoe.
Kitty finally decided to bury that digglet. ^^
Kitty finally decided to bury that digglet. ^^
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Saturday, April 5, 2008
can't remember my name
Ginger. Who apparently, has lost a bit of weight. ^^;
Posted last night on FA, corrected twice -- first version at my VCL page, second version at my Pixiv page. Barring any other whim, I'd say this is the final version of this picture. What's with me and soft colors, lately?
Sunday, February 3, 2008
who plays what he wants to play
For those curious enough to click. ^^
If anyone has been wondering about the nude version of my chubby bunny loli picture: YES, there is one, and NO it's not online. So you know. ^^
Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to go back to ze arts, and try to finish a picture before the end of the day. Feel free to look around, comment, touch yourself, etc. ^^
If anyone has been wondering about the nude version of my chubby bunny loli picture: YES, there is one, and NO it's not online. So you know. ^^
Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to go back to ze arts, and try to finish a picture before the end of the day. Feel free to look around, comment, touch yourself, etc. ^^
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