Hi! Unshaved armpits are sexy or not? I thought not.
But see Ethan Cutkosky's ones
What do you think?
Only for very blond Teens/Twinks with cute longer Hairstyle!
One must be already blind on both eyes, in order not to notice the attempts of supposedly particularly clever ones, to improve shown pictures by supposedly embellishing them.
Most of the time, exposure, sharpness, perspective and some other things are so blatantly off that you can only wonder.
When this faking happens to hide the identity of the shown, then best is not to show the picture at all. I would like to show the most stupid fakes here in this blog.
Whose pictures can be found here, does not necessarily have to be proud...
Post Pictures against Racism here! It seems to be important more than ever!
If there are issues of Racism on GBT please let me know!
- Please no Porn here -
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Please (don't) report any issues and problems you might have! Does that sounds familar to you?
Beware, high suizid risk, please be kindly so much as you can be, it's possible some member's posts or walls disappear traceless here while the day time in Australia! Greetings from the Koala Bear! He not only eats Eucalyptus!
Don't take my dark jokes too seriously, so i am, can't resist to make me funny about all and nothing!
I tried this, but it didn't work!
A mixture of men and machines. Steampunk welcome, creativity is appreciated. Nudity is fine, just no porn please. 
A blog for pics of boys whose dicks accidentaly, or not so accidentally, slip out of their shorts/jeans/undies...
Chiaroscuro, tenebrism, and sfumato are used by artists for different purposes: to create an air of mystery, private intimacy, psychological complexity, to evoke nightmarish realities, to produce haunting dramatic encounters, or to suggest the metaphorical battle of light and darkness playing out in a variety of contexts.
What Is Chiaroscuro?
Chiaroscuro is an artistic technique that creates pronounced contrast between areas of light and dark within an artistic composition, originally from Renaissance painting. Chiascuro became an artistic method using gradations of light and shadow to create convincing three-dimensional scenes where figures and objects appeared as solid forms.
The term chiaroscuro comes from the Italian words chiaro, meaning 'clear' or 'light', and scuro, meaning 'obscured' or 'dark'. The definition of chiaroscuro as it relates to painting has varied over time, but it almost always corresponds with high-contrast sections of light and dark within a single canvas.
Tenebrism
Tenebrism, derived from tenebroso, an Italian word meaning "dark, murky, gloomy," used dramatic contrasts between light and dark, as paintings with black areas and deep shadows would be intensely illuminated, often by a single light source. While tenebrism developed from chiaroscuro, unlike that technique, it did not strive for greater three-dimensionality, but was compositional, using deep darkness as a kind of negative space, while intense light in other areas created what has been called "dramatic illumination." The term tenebrism was often associated with the 17th century "candlelight tradition," a term describing night scenes illuminated by a single candle, and carried across to other artistic disciplines.
Sfumato
Sfumato (from Italian sfumare, “to tone down” or “to evaporate like smoke”), in painting or drawing, is the fine shading that produces soft, imperceptible transitions between colours and tones with subtle gradations, without lines or borders, from light to dark areas, for atmospheric effects.
