Just ordered this today... a new Harley comic by Stjepan ลกejiฤ ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ‘Œ

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pixipantalon:
So Stjepan ล ejiฤ‡ also wrote the excellent Sunstone comic which was a really touching story of romance in the BDSM world... not your average comic - certainly for mature audiences - but such a well told tale... and the artwork is fantastic! If you're into graphic novels and like something a bit spicy and emotionally engaging you should check it out... if you're a hopeless romantic like me you'll get something out of it. I mean I shed a few tears while watching Avengers Endgame so... yeah ๐Ÿคฃ

Note to self: next year buy fewer Jordans... ๐Ÿ˜‚

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phianixx:
I have this problem with shoes in general hahaha
pixipantalon:
Hehe awesome! ๐Ÿ˜ Yeah I'm bad like that... I used to spend my time as a kid sketching out redesigns for sneakers while immersed in copies of Runner's World just so I could check out the upcoming Nike Airs. I can now identify what shoes people are wearing at 50ft ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคฃ In a parellel universe I have a career designing shoes somewhere hahaha!

"Hentai" Woody Drunk at the National Museum, Edinburgh, Scotland...

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So if anyone has seen my previous posts, you'll know that on occasion (mostly when I'm travelling), I like to take "FigPix". I usually take a handful of Figma or Bandai figures with me when I go places and try to find some cool/amusing context for them. So this is the Revoltech "Hentai" Woody figure from Toy Story - so named because he has an interchangeable face that features a kinda lurid grin AND you can move his eyes independently which can - if engineered correctly - produce a kind of "Ahegao" face. Needless to say some people ar0und the interweb have posed him with other unsuspecting female figures and... well you get the idea! I figured his "Hentai" face also makes a really good drunk face and when paired with some miniature Scotch Whisky bottles (containing REAL whisky no less!!) which I picked up in the gift shop of the Mary Kings Close tour, you can get some amusing results hehe! Little did the patrons of Scottish Heritage know that I re-purposed their old stone mill to create some FigArt! Bwaa ha haaaa!!