Spotlight of the Day: Aleksandra Wydrych & Miss Mosh

Not much to say except.. HI! I FUCKING MISSED YOU GUYS! WTF IT'S BEEN A WHILE!

lol <3

Before I get going:
Warning! In case you're a youngin, hate the female body or something else absurd, there are boobies in my post. I'm required to do this. Who hates boobs? How did you find my blog i you're a little kid? More importantly... Where are my pants?


Got two lovely spotlights for ya today, both eye candy to the max.

The first is Alksandra Wydrych, 21, from Chojnice, Poland who's interests include killing small children. Her words, not mine. She does a lot of photography, some of herself, some of others, but I'm just gona show you her (because she's all pretty 'n stuff).
Check out more from her here!

What a sex bob-omb.

Anyways, our next spotlight is the lovely Miss Mosh, the Russian-born model.

For more from her, click here!

(You'll want more.)

BANG BANG.

Let me know what type of art you guys would like to see more of & I'll make it my next spotlight! <3

 

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Spotlight of the Day: Ophelia Overdose

Today's artist spotlight is the beautiful alt model, Ophelia Overdose.

Check out her model mayhem site by clicking on her name.

21 year old Ophelia Overdose was was born in Essen, Germany. She thrives in her individuality & expression, both through her modelling & creation of wigs, accessories, & clothing for every shoot.

Enjoy!

On a side note, all my prayers go out to all the people in Japan right now.

I have family there who we haven't heard from yet.

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Spotlight of the Day: Serge Birault

Today's artist Spotlight is on Serge Birault from viva la France.

I'm afraid I don't know much more about him except that I love his art!

Check out his website by clicking on his name.

He does do commisions, I'm thinking of making on myself!

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Suicide Girls Selling Out?

Due to the recent vlog released by Shotgun Suicide, a small uproar of rebellion has cast against Suicide Girls.

They said that SG has lost touch with why it was created in the first place.

Some are outraged that the vlog, cast to so many "impressionable" girls, glamourizes the business. Saying that despite the courage it takes to get naked on the internet, doing so should't be a milestone in your life.

One fan said:

I love SG & I think this video is great to make girls wanna join but I think it might be over-glamorizing it? I wanna see all the work and effort these lovely ladies put in to get to the top. There's thousands of chicks wanting this pretty bad but how many will actually have a life like this?

Others love SG's art, style & attitude, their past focus. For that would want to join, but with SG's recent requirement for full-on nudity these past years, many are turned off.

& yet many more are turned-on.

There's a reason there isn't a Nobel Prize for Getting Naked on the Internet.

But still...



What do you think?

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