A selection of the wonderful pictures that I've had commissioned by me or for me over my time playing these characters. All the artwork below belongs to ME and to the artist that created it. Please do not repost, redistribute, alter, or use without my permission, AND that of the original artist... or I'll show you why my badge says NYPD! :3
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This one threw me for quite a loop, as it's the first sexual image I've ever seen of me and my mate Conejita. I think the artist captured us really, really nicely here... it shows how she trusts me like no one else, and how even when I'm in charge of the situation I don't enjoy hurting other folks (which is why I apparently chose ribbon rather than ropes, cuffs or chains, hehehe) Another particular tough I rather like is the Turkish Evil Eye in the background, meant to ward off misfortune
I will always really appreciate this one, partly because it's from one of my 3 favorite films of all time, and because it's very similar to how me and Conny met IC. She worked as a waitress at a place called the Black Moon Inn, and I would often go in there for my morning cup of coffee. I caught sight of her one morning, and we exchanged glances and kind words for a few days, and then I finally got up the guts to ask her out, and things kinda went from there!
Heheheh.... GOTCHA! *SLUUUUUUUUUURP!*
The first ever picture I had of Rex that wasn't ripped off the internet, and I love it! It was probably based on the wood that me and Conny used to go walking in before everything got moved around
Heheh... I got me a gee-tar for Christmas one year, from Conny of course... here we are, her cuddling while I noodle around in a t-shirt demonstrating my love for my most favorite Heavy Metal band ever!
Uh-oh... this ain't gonna end well *covers eyes with long, floppity ears* Heheh... well, in a way it's oddly appropriate, since (apart from being African-American) Rex has roots down south in Cowboy country, and Conejita is apparently part Cherokee... not that this is intended to be an accurate representation of the interactions between the two groups.
