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A new group of mitamas has been born. This time they were born to a loving father.
These are the mitamas for
doomlycantrope born in me for him as thanks for the wonderful story he wrote during our last art trade. In my heart I felt like a single image would not be enough to pay such a kind, gentle and above all deliriously sexy work.
A toast to you doomlycantrope I wished I had better words to properly thank you for all you’ve done, however, if I did, these children might have never been born; please take good care of them as well as their brothers.
If you want to know more about the various mitamas click the link to the one you’d like to visit.
Ara-mitama
Nigi-mitama
Saki-mitama
Kushi-mitama
These are the mitamas for
doomlycantrope born in me for him as thanks for the wonderful story he wrote during our last art trade. In my heart I felt like a single image would not be enough to pay such a kind, gentle and above all deliriously sexy work.A toast to you
doomlycantrope I wished I had better words to properly thank you for all you’ve done, however, if I did, these children might have never been born; please take good care of them as well as their brothers.If you want to know more about the various mitamas click the link to the one you’d like to visit.
Ara-mitama
Nigi-mitama
Saki-mitama
Kushi-mitama
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Hello again Doom, I’d like to use this chance to explain the final details of your mitamas, and provide you with the complete picture.
First off, allow me to draw your attention to the various patterns on the image. These string like lines are inspired by a Japanese prehistoric aesthetic called “jomon” (string pattern). For some reason I really like it but am still unable to properly replicate it, still I gave it my all and tried to make it look as best as possible.
You might have noticed that 3 mitamas have blue jomon lines on them. I used them to frame an important aspect on them, to embellish particular erogenous zones carefully selected for each. For the writer it is his penis. His male genitalia. His words trust deep into the reader’s imagination and releases his seed there, where it can grow and develop into a powerful emotional experience.
For Billy I decorated his nipples. The mammalian distinctive part for nurturing and caring for the young. It is also an erogenous zone for many, thus providing much pleasure when stimulated. Above all I wanted Billy’s design to convey they pride and joy of nurturing something and watching it grow, becoming strong and eventually independent, filling us up with pride.
(as a side note I decided to change Billy’s arm and leg ornaments from leather belts to flower chains in honor of the last story you wrote for me)
Peter’s chaps are decorated in order to frame his ass, the third and final erogenous zone in considered. As the kushi mitma, peter can perform mircles, thus turning the filthiest and most shameful desires into not only powerful pleasures, but things that one may show with confidence, the ass, ass the bodily expeller of wastes has that unique duality, where filth and pleasure converge.
(plus, chaps are a staple fetish clothing in my mind, a reference to peter’s BDSM stories)
Lastly, the lycan has no jomon line because, as the ara mitama, he is not a creative being. Anger may be a source of energy, but pure anger on its own can only breed destruction and decay. The fact that I used a werewolf for it is not coincidental either (and your fursona being werewolf was only a happy coincidence I took advantage of to choose things like fur and eye color).
Werewolves are originally a representation of how seemingly calm and mellow people could suddenly enter destructive, even murderous fits of rage for reasons entirely out of their control (like alcohol or phases of the moon). Finally, the spears on the lycan are also puncturing his chest as reference to what you do when angry. Cursing and frustratingly sighing, these are breath related actions, you need to use your lungs to move air. That is why the spear (the source of anger) puncture the lycan’s lungs
I guess those are all of the details missing explanation. Well, relevant explanations anyway. The armband on the Lycan was supposed to signal politics, the arrows even have different colors pointing towards different parties, but I never figured out a way to make that work, still I left it there. As for the triangle knot, it was placed on all mitamas based on what space was clear of other details. I didn’t gave much thought as to how to place it meaningfully.
In the end you were right. These drawing are projections of myself onto you. Speaking more about me than about you….. considering the goal of this project was to represent you it was kind of a failure. But in the end this has been my experience with you so far.
You’ve created powerful images in me, using your stories. You’ve bared wonderful children for me (two so far and in both you brought me to tears… to the point where I could see myself in those stories and cried in joy). You’ve taken things that made me ashamed and turned them into pleasures worthy of display. And I feel no image I can produce will ever be able to repay you for that.
But even if these mitamas are nothing but my distorted and limited view of you, they’re still my treasure; having meet you has been my great honor and indescribable pleasure.
First off, allow me to draw your attention to the various patterns on the image. These string like lines are inspired by a Japanese prehistoric aesthetic called “jomon” (string pattern). For some reason I really like it but am still unable to properly replicate it, still I gave it my all and tried to make it look as best as possible.
You might have noticed that 3 mitamas have blue jomon lines on them. I used them to frame an important aspect on them, to embellish particular erogenous zones carefully selected for each. For the writer it is his penis. His male genitalia. His words trust deep into the reader’s imagination and releases his seed there, where it can grow and develop into a powerful emotional experience.
For Billy I decorated his nipples. The mammalian distinctive part for nurturing and caring for the young. It is also an erogenous zone for many, thus providing much pleasure when stimulated. Above all I wanted Billy’s design to convey they pride and joy of nurturing something and watching it grow, becoming strong and eventually independent, filling us up with pride.
(as a side note I decided to change Billy’s arm and leg ornaments from leather belts to flower chains in honor of the last story you wrote for me)
Peter’s chaps are decorated in order to frame his ass, the third and final erogenous zone in considered. As the kushi mitma, peter can perform mircles, thus turning the filthiest and most shameful desires into not only powerful pleasures, but things that one may show with confidence, the ass, ass the bodily expeller of wastes has that unique duality, where filth and pleasure converge.
(plus, chaps are a staple fetish clothing in my mind, a reference to peter’s BDSM stories)
Lastly, the lycan has no jomon line because, as the ara mitama, he is not a creative being. Anger may be a source of energy, but pure anger on its own can only breed destruction and decay. The fact that I used a werewolf for it is not coincidental either (and your fursona being werewolf was only a happy coincidence I took advantage of to choose things like fur and eye color).
Werewolves are originally a representation of how seemingly calm and mellow people could suddenly enter destructive, even murderous fits of rage for reasons entirely out of their control (like alcohol or phases of the moon). Finally, the spears on the lycan are also puncturing his chest as reference to what you do when angry. Cursing and frustratingly sighing, these are breath related actions, you need to use your lungs to move air. That is why the spear (the source of anger) puncture the lycan’s lungs
I guess those are all of the details missing explanation. Well, relevant explanations anyway. The armband on the Lycan was supposed to signal politics, the arrows even have different colors pointing towards different parties, but I never figured out a way to make that work, still I left it there. As for the triangle knot, it was placed on all mitamas based on what space was clear of other details. I didn’t gave much thought as to how to place it meaningfully.
In the end you were right. These drawing are projections of myself onto you. Speaking more about me than about you….. considering the goal of this project was to represent you it was kind of a failure. But in the end this has been my experience with you so far.
You’ve created powerful images in me, using your stories. You’ve bared wonderful children for me (two so far and in both you brought me to tears… to the point where I could see myself in those stories and cried in joy). You’ve taken things that made me ashamed and turned them into pleasures worthy of display. And I feel no image I can produce will ever be able to repay you for that.
But even if these mitamas are nothing but my distorted and limited view of you, they’re still my treasure; having meet you has been my great honor and indescribable pleasure.
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