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TagTap [2019-10-09 23:16:08 +0000 UTC]

Oh my, I'd like to say something smart about this but it's difficult - it's VERY difficult

Every time you draw them you give life to one different aspect of their story: their godly attitude, their human nature, their flawed existence as divine beings by the hand of the Progenitor virus. You always catch them, as somebody already told you before me, and it's heartwarming to have someone depict them so faithfully -especially when you know that someone doesn't truly support the couple yet still pays so much respect to it.

Thank you so much for your work, really. 

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WolfShadow14081990 [2019-09-06 03:50:04 +0000 UTC]

Aww so loving atmosphere here :3 Both look perfect *^*

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DamadiSangue [2019-09-05 14:45:11 +0000 UTC]

* spreads love and throws up rainbows * ♥♥♥♥♥

Sex is a universal language - when not artificial and subservient to what others expect it to be.
I think that sex in a story (between two characters) can tell much more than words, show, lay bare even the smallest crack in their ego.

Albert and Alex are a magnificent and appropriate example; they are controlled and disciplined creatures in life, far from the private sphere - there, where the soul and the virus predict the upper hand.
They bite to establish a possession, they claim - they hurt each other because it is through pain that they have learned to speak, happiness is a distant idea, something they have been accustomed to consider stupid, superficial - what fools are satisfied with, not gods.

And yet behind all this beauty and this strength - behind the perfect and icy mask of the god - they are two creatures (in my opinion) deeply hidden, broken - incomplete, even.
Two children killed like dogs, two castrated adolescents, two suffocated adults - perpetually fighting with themselves.
I think the Weskers are so easy to love because of this; for the desperate and tragic melancholy that they carry with them - for that black hole they have in their chest and that captures everything and everyone, including us.

Some people loves incomplete things, because they hope (belive) to be able to repair them - to fix them.
They love those expressions of sorrow, that bitter twist of the lips, that desperate force that characters like them show in every moment of life.

And most of all they love their cruelty, because it speaks to our worst part - to that beast that would like to be free to do what it wants, without constraints and without hesitation.
And it is precisely here there is the great irony of the Weskers: that as much as they believe they have been free, they discover instead that they never really were.

I LOVE them here, because they are more intimate, gentle; there is SO MUCH here, I can cry, seriously.

Thank you, my dear; you really catch them!

*hugs* ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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