#dm for uncensored version :p

[boytoybrutus]

🫧 clean puppy 🫧

just imagine snooping on me in the shower :3

[pinnadraws]

Hi, my Tumblr followers!

It's Saturday (Yayyyyyyy!!!)

Today I come to ask you something.

Some of you who follow me on other social media already know that I also create FFVIII NSFW content, but this question is directed, primarily, to followers who did not know (but you can all answer :p).

I was wondering if you'd like to see that kind of content here on Tumblr. And... Do you know if it can be shared?

Because I remember that when I was studying the master there was a small apocalypse because Tumblr banned NSFW content, but now I don't know how things are.

I have been proposed to share the censored images and a link to the uncensored version. What do you think?

(By the way. I'm aware that many people don't like to say publicly that they like NSFW content. And I respect it. That's why I added a survey and, if you want to give me your opinion, I remind you that you can DM me whenever you want)

Thanks in advance ^^

Have a great weekend!

[literalite]

i tested @cowconuts‘ cute new hairs! 

[oliussart]

1 or 2? break up with your girlfriend... cuz i’m bored. My personal favorite arts from 2019. P.s. I sell uncensored and full versions of the artworks. You can DM or mail me for more information. All I can say that they are pretty affordable. #teentitans #teentitansgo #raven #characterart #characterdesign #bbrae #robstar #conceptart #artsy #clipstudiopaint #procreate #ipadart #starfire #beastboy #robin #nightwing #cosplay #fitcouple #couplegoals #style #fitmodel https://www.instagram.com/p/B6tgvNwBnqL/?igshid=1ai3vrpviip2w

[girlwithwolftatoo]

A bit of fun time at the dungeons

“I’m affraid the magician cannot show up right now, dear Countess, she has had a few... struggling and I recomended her to stay at my office and take a break...”

N SFW below the cut:

(Funny story time: I had to censor it to update it via DM because the first time FB blocked the image immediately and left me with a 24 hour punishment. You’re currently seeing the uncensored version, and yes, didn’t censor the bitemarks, didn’t censor the tentacle-weird-thing... no, I had to fucking censor a female ni*p*ple!)

[boytoybrutus]

right after a shower :3 the air is still steamy

[easybakesushi]

What's up y'all, it's me,,, ya boi. I've been inactive but! I'm returning to post commissions because they're sorta important right now so I can save up for college supplies! I'll try to be more generally active on here as well,,,, maybe you'll actually see me make new things who knows?

Copying and pasting my terms and conditions from my amino accounts (all my accounts but this one are some variation of ShuBunKin,,,,, thus the signatures.)

Please read my Wills/Won'ts before requesting a commission! If anything is unclear, please ask first! I have the right to refuse service to anyone who does not adhere to my rules and guidelines! Please understand. Thank you!

👌WILL DO👌

-All gender/sexual/romantic identities!

-Most age groups (ask about elderly characters)!

-All body types!

-OC/SI/Canon x OC/SI/Canon (Ask about canon x canon!)

-Mildly suggestive themes!

-Gore! (Extreme Gore will be censored or not posted on the amino, depending on severity. Customers will get uncensored versions, unless they ask for censored.)

🤔 MAYBE 🤔

-Anthros/non-human features!

-Light mech/armor!

❌WILL NOT❌

-Nsfw/p**n!

-Ships with age gaps over 3-4 years, inc*st, etc!

-Ferals!

-Any form of literal propaganda (save for "propaganda style" art/mock posters)

Anything else, just ask!

RULES:

-Paypal only! I currently do not take Amino Coins, DeviantArt points, or any other crypto currency due to my current situation. Please understand!

- I have the right to decline any commission I deem to violate my terms and conditions. 

- Please be patient with your art! I put a lot of time and care into your commission, and commissions can be very hard to do sometimes. Checking in every so often is completely fine! However, if you are constantly (more than once a week) asking about your commission without a valid reason to ask so regularly, I have the right to decline/Stop your commission.

-If I, for any reason, have to stop your commission after payment, an approximate refund will be issued, and whatever art I have done will be sent to you. The amount you receive back is dependent on how much I have finished. It will be 50%, 75%, or 100% of what you paid. I will never give less than half of your money back for any reason at all.

-Reposting and sharing your commissioned art is allowed WITH CREDIT. Any personal-use merchandise (shirts, stickers, etc) NOT used for commercial sale or profit is allowed, with proper credit. Selling or otherwise using my art for personal gain is NOT allowed. This is with the exception of selling characters you commissioned me to draw/design. You may not add monetary value more than what you paid for the art/character.

-Please, be grateful for your commission. You may ask me to make minor changes, however there will be an extra fee. The price of those fees varies depending on the changes done. Completely redoing the piece will be 75% of the original price.

Please DM me to order a commission! Also, Please consider sharing this post, as I need the money and it would really help me!

Tysm for looking!!! Please consider reposting if you can't order anything UwU!!

[amandajgood]

Pardon my french... but sometimes you gotta make something just for yourself, and sometimes that thing needs to be some VERY sassy and sparkly conversation heart earrings. Tis the season and all that. These were definitely a labor of love, and something I've had a vision of for a while now. I'm a big fan, especially of that iridescent lettering. Swipe for the uncensored version, and a close of of those sweet wispy ink swirls. . As far as getting resin earrings in the shop, I'm working on it. My clay earrings take me several hours from start to finish, but these take actual days since the curing process is pretty lengthy. I'm planning on making some larger batches, and working on clay pieces in between so I can hopefully drop some resin bits in the shop soon. In the meantime, if anyone wants to purchase some, just shoot me a DM and I can work something out with you to make some custom pieces. . Check out what is currently up and listed, and get in on the tail end of my current sale at adoseofdarling.etsy.com . #resin #resinearrings #resinartist #resinart #resinaccessories #earringshop #earringmakersofinstagram #earringsociety @community_overcompetition #etsyseller #etsyshop #etsyfinds #musthave #pink #purple #glitter #conversationhearts #valentinesearrings #valentines (at Omaha, Nebraska) https://www.instagram.com/p/CKhQGTaBd2n/?igshid=1f2h1zc8pbl0i

[brattywolfie]

2018 🖤 Traveling to @fetishcon last year was my biggest most ambitious roadtrip to date. In the beginning of August 2018, Apricot and I drove from LA, spent a night near a meteor crater in Arizona, then it was onward to Dallas, from there we picked up @luxliv3s and @hempandveggies and I drove 17 hours straight to St Pete, Florida! I’ve never driven so many hours before or since! We then spent an amazing week at FetCon with our kinky family. From there I drove to Atalanta, Richmond and then Philadelphia with @kingsley_yall. I was supposed to be there a week and ended up spending 2 months in Pennsylvania with @h00k3r.probz. During that time I also visited Massachusetts and New York. Finally in mid October, I headed back to California to perform in San Diego and again managed to drive cross county in 3-4 days. I loved it so much I’m doing it again this year with @misscecelachey as my road dog! Trust me, you won’t want to miss out on all the shenanigans, the public flashings and all the pissing outdoors so sign up for VIP Snapchat (DM for info) and (as always) there’s an uncensored version on twitter @brattywolfie. 🖤 https://www.instagram.com/p/B0Whk1LnexTN7Nk6oLYGBKeH_53biXRCJLHr-40/?igshid=1afbgb65ojqw4

[hermanwatts]

Sensor Sweep: Schuyler Hernstom, Ken Kelly, Gardner Fox, August Derleth

Review (Brain Leakage): In terms of pure entertainment, I can’t recommend Hernstrom’s story enough. And if all you’re craving is a dose of pure, adrenaline-filled awesomeness with alien ruins, axe-wielding barbarians, motorcycles, and talking monkeys, then stop reading this review NOW. Buy Hernstrom’s new collection, The Eye of Sounnu from DMR Books, which is where you can read this slice of pure heavy-metal havoc. I promise, you won’t be disappointed.

Art (David J. West): I am positive that Ken Kelly has done more book covers that I own than anybody else – and that’s a lot considering I typically buy every Frazetta I can find. Kelly is such a work horse and has done so many Conan’s and other sword and sorcery related covers that it is staggering. He has done a lot of heavy metal covers too, but I don’t think I have any of those but when it comes to book covers wow -its staggering.

Interview (The Dacian): To kick off the series I asked my favorite living Sword & Sorcery writer Schuyler Hernstrom to be my first subject. Over the weekend Hernstrom took the time to chat and answer a few questions. Schuyler Hernstrom is a fantastic writer of Sword & Sorcery whose recent short story collection The Eye of Sounnu I review here, and made the subject of the first Short Story Bookclub.  You can also read his previous collection Thune’s Vison and he’s been featured numerous times in Cirsova Magazine, including the upcoming summer special.

Forthcoming (Story Hack): I recently annouced that I’ll be publishing a collection of short stories by the ever-entertaining Misha Burnett. It will release on June 15th. This collection features reprints as well as new work. And now, you can preorder the ebook version on Amazon. Paperback will also be available, but there won’t be a preorder. For those of you who do buy a paperback, I’ll make available bookplates signed by the author. Details on that to follow.

Men’s Adventure Magazines (Menspulps.com): Most of the magazines in the war mag subgenre were fairly short-lived (as were many other magazines in the men’s adventure genre in general). The longest-lasting was BATTLE CRY. It was published from late 1955 to mid-1971 by Stanley Publications, Inc., the flagship company of pioneering comic book and magazine publisher Stanley P. Morse. When the puritanical 1954 Comics Code essentially banned violent or sexy images in comics, Morse discontinued his BATTLE CRY comic book and created the men’s adventure magazine BATTLE CRY.

Fiction (Goodman Games): May 20th is the birthdate of Gardner F. Fox. But when people see his name on the list of Appendix N authors, there’s often no recognition of his name as a writer of fantasy. He has passed into relative obscurity for contemporary fans of the genre. It is not surprising considering that he is best known as the author of the Kothar books (discounted by many as a cheap knockoff of Conan) and the Kyric books (a likewise discounted knockoff of Elric).

Science Fiction (M Porcius): A. E. van Vogt has many detractors, and their criticisms are not all off base; you might say the Slan man, Canada’s finest export, is an acquired taste.  You don’t read A. E. van Vogt looking for conventional literary values, like beautiful sentences.  And you don’t read A. E. van Vogt looking for the comforts of standard popular fiction, like sympathetic characters you enjoy “getting to know” who share your values and regurgitate the conventional wisdom.  An A. E. van Vogt story is usually challenging on multiple levels.

Art (DMR Books): However, Angus was painting fantasy art long before he was doing work for RPG publishers. During the 1960s, McBride was creating art steadily for Look and Learn magazine as well as its competitor, Finding Out. Both were aimed at a juvenile/young adult audience, but the art and writing in them were well above what one would find in similar publications today.

D&D (Jeffro’s Space Gaming Blog): Just looking over these old sessions and I have to say, it really takes my breath away: The Hole in the Sky, The Thing in the Sewer, The Big Score, The Drums of the Dog People, Altar of the Beast-women, The Pugs of Slaughter, The Overbearing of the Crystal Men, The Song of Fàgor.

    Comic Books (Messages From Crom): Ablaze Publishing THE CIMMERIAN: PEOPLE OF BLACK CIRCLE #1 Coming in August! Robert E. Howard’s Conan is brought to life UNCENSORED! Discover the true Conan, unrestrained, violent, and sexual. Read the story as he intended! In the kingdom of Vendhya, the king has just died, struck down by the spells of the black prophets of Yimsha. The king’s sister, Yasmina, decides to avenge him…and contacts Conan, then chief of the Afghuli tribe.

Science Speculation (Pulprev): In the world of Singularity Sunrise, where robotics and AI threaten to replace humans in every major field, one of the few things that cannot be quantified, mechanised and reproduced by machines is psychic powers. Don’t expect Hollywood-or anime-type powers here. In this universe, psychic powers are the outgrowth of research projects like Project Stargate, investigating the potential of the mind to gather information through extra-sensory perception.

Video Games (Kairos): The Internet Archive even has every back issue of Nintendo Power, so the re-creations of those long-lost after school decompression sessions  with a new kart slotted in my SNES, a crisp copy of NP flopped open on the couch, and a bowl of popcorn in my lap are almost perfect. Archive.org doesn’t call its old web site search feature the Wayback Machine for nil. One thing that hits you over the head when you go back and play the old 2D sprite-based games is the real craftsmanship behind the bright colors and pixels.

Fiction (Paperback Warrior): Esteemed author Max Allan Collins is a heavy contributor to the gritty hard-boiled line of mystery fiction. His well-respected creations include Nate Heller, Nolan, Mallory and the subject at hand, Quarry. The Thrilling Detective blog cites Quarry as the first hired killer series, predating Loren Estleman’s Peter Macklin and Lawrence Block’s Keller. Collins released the debut, The Broker (aka Quarry), in 1976. After four more novels, and a ton of fan mail requests, the author began releasing series installments again in 2006.

Poul Anderson (Mystery File): POUL ANDERSON “The Martian Crown Jewels.” Short story. Freehatched Syaloch #1. First published in Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, February 1958. One reason for the story’s popularity, I think, is that there really aren’t many examples of combining traditional detective stories with hardcore SF, and this is a good one. The detective on the case is Martian private detective Freehatched Syaloch, but this seems to have been his only appearance in print. Missing are the Martian crown jewels, which have been on display on Earth, but on their state secret return to Mars, via Phobos, one of the planet’s moons, they have completely disappeared.

Horror (Grady Hendrix): Wilson’s The Keep  deals with Judaism more obliquely and in the guise of the big, fat,  international thrillers authors like Robert Ludlum were popularizing in the early Eighties. A swaggering, World War II adventure story full of  warring immortals, sneering Gestapo officers, magic swords, and Weighty  Questions about Faith, The Keep  arrived as the smaller novels of the Seventies started giving way to the massive blockbusters of the Eighties. Painted in broad strokes on a big canvas, The Keep fits comfortably into a decade that would make literary rock stars out of authors like Anne Rice and Stephen King.

Weird Tales (Dark Worlds Quarterly): August Derleth takes a lotta crap. Some of it is deserved but some of it isn’t. Like when people say Derleth wouldn’t have been in Weird Tales without Lovecraft. That is simply not true. August’s first Weird Tales appearance was “Bat’s Belfry” (Weird Tales, May 1926), eleven years before Lovecraft’s death. His first Mythos tale was “The Lair of the Star-Spawn” (Weird Tales, August 1932) with Marc R. Schorer. This story appeared during HPL’s lifetime. Derleth had written forty stories previously to Star-Spawn. He wouldn’t write a posthumous Mythos tale until his seventy-second, “The Return of Hastur” (Weird Tales, March 1939), the year Arkham House began publishing. Of Derleth 132 appearances in WT, only 15 were Cthulhu Mythos (with one other appearing at Strange Tales). That means Derleth appeared in 40% of all issues.

D&D (Goblin Punch): The most interesting part for most of you will probably be the Advice for DMs section, but I’m posting the whole thing here since it’s a good explanation of (a) old-school dungeoncrawls, as I see them, and (b) the style of gameplay that I’m shooting for in the Lair of the Lamb.

Writing (Amatopia): A corollary to my recent post about villains who may have had a point after all: I am not advocating for the “sympathetic villain” trope. In fact, I generally dislike that trope. But I have a theory that a lot of new and new-ish writers can’t help but write villains like this because they forgot how to make heroes actually heroic. This is not because our traditional culture is bad and out if step with the times. It’s because a cadre of nihilistic relativists hijacked the culture with the intent of changing it to suit their own spiritual and psychological hangups. It’s a tale as old as time.

Cinema (Giant Freakin Robot): Starship Troopers should have been a gargantuan hit. With a $100m+ budget and the director behind sci-fi triumphs like RoboCop and Total Recall, the adaptation of Robert Heinlein’s 1959 novel was poised to be a smash hit both financially and critically. That’s not what went down in 1997. We have to understand that the movie-going public was very different in 1997. Films were sold on their stars more than their premises. If you look at the biggest earners of the year, you’ll see movies whose marketing campaigns were structured around their lead actors: Men in Black, Liar Liar, Air Force One, My Best Friend’s Wedding.

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