TEALE COCO X Sean Higgins
MUA: Rebecca Romanin
wearing “blackmass” fullbody harness and “lunar Eclipse” catsuit by Teale Coco
shoes: UNIF
TEALE COCO X Sean Higgins
MUA: Rebecca Romanin
wearing “blackmass” fullbody harness and “lunar Eclipse” catsuit by Teale Coco
shoes: UNIF
Anonymous asked:
tamhonks answered:
That’s actually one of the many reasons why I’m not a Trump fan at all; but when you think about it whatever he does is more likely to be halted by congress (even though it’s a republican majority). Nobody on the left likes him and a good portion on the right don’t either. Many big names from the GOP even refused to endorse him or go to the convention. I see people on both ends of the spectrum talk constantly about how he’s unfit to be president and how his proposals could cause havoc. And I feel like many people on the right decided to come together to vote for Trump simply because “he’s the lesser of the two evils” to them. I think congress would have more control over what he does rather than Hillary who has more power within those means.
But I would never vote for someone like Trump because I can’t trust the guy. While I believe he those says outrageous things (without much substance to them) just to appeal to voters, you never know what might happen.
Your parents shoving the phone at you to talk to some aunty you barely even know:
me: hello?
aunt: EYYY MY CHILD DO YOU REMEMBA ME? HEIN?
me:…..no.
Does not make it okay for people to sexualize me and use my body for their personal gain. Stop the stigma that nudity is inherently sexual.
“Oh boy if I post nude photos of myself online, it’s totally not going to be treated sexually!”
You do realize that nudity isn’t inherently sexual, right ?
You do realize that they’re pictures online and people can view them as they please, right?
“Nudity isn’t inherently sexual” um first of all depending on what is being shown, it literally is because humans do have sexual organs. Sorry. Second of all if you don’t want people to do something, just don’t give them the opportunity. That’s like holding a sandwich out to a homeless person on the street and being mad when they take it.
Okay Mr. Rape culture just because I am nude does not mean I exist for sexuality alone. My photos do not show my vagina, the only part of my body that was designed for sexual purposes. There are more reasons to be nude that sex. If a woman is standing nude as an art exhibit, that does not give anyone seeing her the right to make her feel sexualized. Her nudity, like my nudity, does not exist for the purpose of getting anyone off.
First of all, Mrs. Not Mr. I am a girl. Second of all, unfortunately we live in the real world that includes people who see nudity as sexual. It is very possible, as you mentioned, that nudity isn’t sexual. But the world we live in sexualizes nudity and no amount of reblogs or posts or rants will change that. So until we change that social stigma, which will take a few decades at best, and some REAL social justice work, you can rest assured that anything to do with nudity is gonna be sexualized. Real sorry about that, honey.
Oh yeah, and rape culture? This has to do with rape now? I mean correct me if I’m wrong (actually don’t because apparently your definitions are screwed up) but I don’t think you can rape somebody over the fucking Internet. And nude photos have nothing to do with rape. So please stop using that term so lightly, it’s a harsh fucking reality for a lot of people and you are only regressing farther back by throwing it around like its nothing.
Gee it’s like thats exactly what I’m trying to do or something. Change the stigma. Like I said in my original post. Sorry mrs. Rape culture, some women want to fight for our right to have a say over our own bodies.
And I’m one of them. But posting nude pictures doesn’t solve the problem of sexualizing nudity.
I wanted to kill myself and you were yelling about dirty dishes
12 word story, d.m (via i-need-a-cure)
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wow… this just hit me on a very personal level.
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The concept of “cultural appropriation” especially really ticks me off on a personal level when certain people try to say that certain hairstyles are off-limits to other groups of people. Like how ignorantly pretentious can you be to believe that only one group of people on earth ever braided their hair before.
Anonymous asked:
zemael answered:
Hey! Sorry for the late reply, I haven’t really had time to do the tutorial for you! But, I did one today. It’s kinda messy and not 100% anatomically perfect (I do several flaws myself) but I think I made some good points!

Arms cannot be done without shoulders, so that’s why I will include them here. To know how one body part works, you need to understand the other parts too. I suggest drawing a stick figure, as shown above. Do it with shoulders and everything - don’t care about anatomy. Really, don’t - go mad! You can figure out how to deal with the anatomy AFTER you have figured how to draw the body freely.

I imagine most body parts to be shaped as tear drops, as shown above; especially the arms and legs. Draw them above the stick figure - don’t be afraid to overlap the teardrops. In fact, I suggest it! The best way to understand anatomy is to think of it as shapes and doll-parts.

After you’ve figured that out, do several, VERY tiny, small doodles like these. Go crazy - don’t bother with anatomy just yet. Do them also very quickly and so small you can’t think of the details. Just keep doing this until you sorta understand how arms work.

Here is a doodle of a “real” arm, and as you can see, how it’s shaped it resembles the teardrops above. A general rule is to constantly draw the body in curves - male AND female. NEVER draw a single line straight.

I mentioned before I thought it was important to include shoulders/other body parts to understand another. This is why. The body basically has a “flow” when you move. The red lines clearly shows the flow. This is also how you can create a dynamic pose: think of the flow. The muscles are formed that way to be able to function. Which reminds me, buy some good anatomy books. And I’m talking about more or less MEDICAL anatomy books - you think you won’t need it - but trust me, it’s more useful than you can imagine. I do NOT suggest buying “stylistic” anatomy books, like Christopher Hart (ugh NO), for example, as these can mislead you. Medical anatomy books CANNOT because they MUST be right.

And for the last part, here’s some “do’s” and “don’ts”. It’s important to remember the muscles between the neck and shoulders. Many, especially when drawing females, forget this. It’s true the most visible it is - the more muscular you will look. But even the most petite people have these. Your neck literally would not function if you didn’t have these supporters. Then, the arms below is just to show why it’s important to draw the body with curves. Many have probably heard “straight lines for males” which is a complete lie. They will look stiff and unnatural. Curves can both empathize muscles AND fat. Heck, even your bones aren’t straight.

Legs certainly are the hardest. There’s a good reason for this; because they’re one of our most strongest muscles, and they are more or less dominating when it comes to poses (together with the spine). However, just like with the arms, draw a stick figure. I won’t suggest drawing them completely straight, as you can see here, as it will add weight. Do teardrops shapes. As for the hips - think of them as panties or briefs. This is not a MUST; but it will help; I think!

And just like the arms, do small doodles. Don’t be serious, play around until you get the idea.


As you can see, these legs easily can be turned into teardrops even when they’re detailed like this.

Now, what makes legs/hips interesting is that the way fat gathers there. Although not a must, seeing as we’re all different, females tend to get more fat there than men. Usually, however, it’s not at the SIDE of the hips, but at the thighs, calves and the “love handles”. (Excuse my english, aaah…) Women also tend to have bigger hips, but again, it’s not a must. It’s not uncommon to have small hips, either; or big hips for men, etc.


Of course, the legs too follow the “flow”!

Something worth noting is the “Standing point” The standing point is basically a straight line, and the further away you are from the line; the more unbalanced you are. To create a dynamic pose you should avoid that line as much as possible. However, if you want to look balanced/realistic, have the one leg stand there for support. The leg to the left is balanced, as you can see one of the legs is taking all the weight; with other words, it’s the support leg-making it balanced. The legs to the right, however, are likely to fall over if she keeps standing like that! edit: <- that explanation was horrible. Hope you still get it.


Now for some more do’s and don’ts. I already mentioned the barbie legs, invisible heels and micro-mini crotch in my previous tutorial, but these two are different. I see this mistake a lot; when you sit down, your thighs will become wider because you’re pressing all the fat to the sides. Now, this also depends on how you’re positioning your legs. How much it widens depends on how much fat you have in the first place; but it will always be there.
And then there’s this awkward “thigh gap”. Before I get any haters telling me how I “thin shame”, please, take a seat and read this. Good? Good. How much space you actually have between your thighs depends fully on how you’re standing, bending, angle, body type and everything else. However, the one to the left? Not likely.

- Okay, I’m getting really lazy now; so I’ll be quick. Draw a rectangle. Sorta like this; it doesn’t have to be exactly like this - since hands can be shaped VERY differently. Just compare to your friends.
- Draw a little triangle attached to it.
- Now, the fingers! How long they should be and etc doesn’t really matter either. But if you’re unsure, draw them as tear drops, too.
- Now, flesh out the fingers! Starting to look like a hand, sort of.
- Then draw the details and fix things you didn’t like. I really don’t like the way this is drawn but I’m just tired right now.

Just like the legs/arms, practice by doing that simple figure really quickly.

Okay, I’m getting really lazy. Plus, feet are SUPER HARD- I’m just going to say this: think of them as triangles. Overlap them; think of it as 3D!


Practice practice practice! And medical anatomy books. And photo references. And real-life references!
Hope this helped! \o/ As I said, I’m nowhere near perfect but, ahh, I tried.
Edit: Good damn did I make many typos
