Jay
@hypnoticdoll.bsky.social
Handmade rosary using amber colored beads and snake vertebrae. #alternativefashion
November 4, 2025 at 12:49 AM
Handmade rosary using amber colored beads and snake vertebrae. #alternativefashion
I was very fortunate to meet @mishacollins.bsky.social, @jumblejim.bsky.social, Jared, and Jensen. I was able to get their autograph on my hoodie that I printed on. This was my first supernatural convention and I had such a great time. Everyone was so lovely. I'd love to do it again sometime. 🥰
September 7, 2025 at 6:32 PM
I was very fortunate to meet @mishacollins.bsky.social, @jumblejim.bsky.social, Jared, and Jensen. I was able to get their autograph on my hoodie that I printed on. This was my first supernatural convention and I had such a great time. Everyone was so lovely. I'd love to do it again sometime. 🥰
Canvas 10/10
With my photo series, “Canvas,” which is a series of 10 image, I wanted to blur the line between subject and object. Often female bodies are portrayed more as objects rather than subjects. As Queer artist with an androgenous body, I decided that I would become the object, the canvas.
With my photo series, “Canvas,” which is a series of 10 image, I wanted to blur the line between subject and object. Often female bodies are portrayed more as objects rather than subjects. As Queer artist with an androgenous body, I decided that I would become the object, the canvas.
June 13, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Canvas 10/10
With my photo series, “Canvas,” which is a series of 10 image, I wanted to blur the line between subject and object. Often female bodies are portrayed more as objects rather than subjects. As Queer artist with an androgenous body, I decided that I would become the object, the canvas.
With my photo series, “Canvas,” which is a series of 10 image, I wanted to blur the line between subject and object. Often female bodies are portrayed more as objects rather than subjects. As Queer artist with an androgenous body, I decided that I would become the object, the canvas.
With my photo series, “Canvas,” I wanted to blur the line between subject and object. Often female bodies are portrayed more as objects rather than subjects. As an AFAB Queer artist with an androgenous body, I decided that I would become the object, the canvas.
November 26, 2024 at 10:48 PM
With my photo series, “Canvas,” I wanted to blur the line between subject and object. Often female bodies are portrayed more as objects rather than subjects. As an AFAB Queer artist with an androgenous body, I decided that I would become the object, the canvas.
