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I don’t know when I first saw Boris Vallejo’s and Julie Bell’s art, but I grew up reading comic books by the British comic book artist Don Lawrence and his art made such an impact on me that when I first saw Vallejo’s, something clicked. It’s high fantasy, science fiction, with dynamism and romanticism mixed with action, adventure, and bulging muscles.
I’ve always wanted to recreate Boticceli’s “Birth of Venus”, but Vallejo’s version (signed 1987) is more my
style. Plus there’s a cat involved.
And so, happy birthday, Mr. Vallejo. I know nude men aren’t really your thing, but they’re mine, and I hope you’ll like this little tribute.
Hey, you gorgeous thing!
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Dollsexposed showcases homoerotica, kink, and storytelling through twelve-inch doll photography. Their adventures in the doll world began in 2011 before establishing a home on dollsexposed.com eleven years later.
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