Bearton City
Friday, October 29, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Photography - Johnathan Lewis
Johnathan Lewis
Check out Our Divine series which can be found in the PERSONAL PROJECTS section of his website
About the series Our Divine : This body of work questions perceived standards of beauty and masculinity in the Gay community by highlighting individuals who identify themselves with a marginalized group of Gay men commonly referred to as, Bears. Referencing sources from art history and queer history, this series is an attempt to negate the status quo by celebrating the beauty in individuality.
Check out Our Divine series which can be found in the PERSONAL PROJECTS section of his website
About the series Our Divine : This body of work questions perceived standards of beauty and masculinity in the Gay community by highlighting individuals who identify themselves with a marginalized group of Gay men commonly referred to as, Bears. Referencing sources from art history and queer history, this series is an attempt to negate the status quo by celebrating the beauty in individuality.
Butt Domination
Butt Domination blog
This blog is a collection of fantasy Butt-Fetish drawings that focus on Facesitting, Smothering, Smells, Squashing, Sniffing, & Rimming.
This blog is a collection of fantasy Butt-Fetish drawings that focus on Facesitting, Smothering, Smells, Squashing, Sniffing, & Rimming.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
It Gets Better project
"It Gets Better" Project
I found out about this project on Bear Me Out blog. Check the site, watch the movies and maybe share your story. I strongly believe this project helps, so it gets all my support.
THE PLEDGE: We are the kids who have been bullied for being gay, lesbian, bi or trans. We pledge to stay open and strong. We are also the friends, family members, teachers, mentors, and allies of anyone who’s ever felt like they didn’t fit in, gay or straight. We pledge to talk to the kids in our lives to put an end to the hate, violence, and tragedy — and to offer advice on coping, strategies to make it better, and to remind kids that It Gets Better.
I found out about this project on Bear Me Out blog. Check the site, watch the movies and maybe share your story. I strongly believe this project helps, so it gets all my support.
THE PLEDGE: We are the kids who have been bullied for being gay, lesbian, bi or trans. We pledge to stay open and strong. We are also the friends, family members, teachers, mentors, and allies of anyone who’s ever felt like they didn’t fit in, gay or straight. We pledge to talk to the kids in our lives to put an end to the hate, violence, and tragedy — and to offer advice on coping, strategies to make it better, and to remind kids that It Gets Better.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
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