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Lethe – Moon

By Home

Crystal A – Yoga

By Home, Surrealism and Psychedelia

Crystal A – Yoga Poses. Model: Crystal A

Cas Diaz – Wooden Space Bridge

By Fantasy, Home, Nature au Naturel, Sci Fi, Surrealism and Psychedelia

Cas leisurely sitting on a wooden bridge in a remote part of the galaxy. Model: Cas Diaz

Moon Dancer

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Jenn and Crystal in the Ferns (5)

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Jenn and Crystal in the Ferns Models: Jenn Michelle, Crystal Nicole

Queen of the Last Day – Olinka

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Queen of the Last Day – Olinka dressed up with ropes, a red cape, and crown in a bombed-out scene of destruction.

Alien Carnival Dream – Destiny

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Dream fantasy of an alien carnival with a nude human attendee in rapturous delight amid the spectacle. Model: Destiny @holesofdestiny

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Rest Area – Sophia, Crystal, and Kay

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Rest Area – Models: Sophia Jade, Crystal A, and Kay Ace

Magic Herb Harvest – Lethe

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The Three Sirens

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The Three Sirens from Greek Mythology and later in Christian mythology as symbols of dangerous temptation embodied in beautiful women.

Model: Stevie Raquel

Bedroom

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Bedroom – Model: Starla

Keeper of the Machine – Violet

By Home, Sci Fi

Violet making adjustments to the time machine.

Ava May Badass (11)

By Fantasy, Home, Surrealism and Psychedelia

Three Wood Nymphs – Ava May

By Home, Surrealism and Psychedelia

Autumn Huse – Galactic Goddess

By Fantasy, Home, Surrealism and Psychedelia

Galactic Goddess. Costume created by Autumn Huse. Photographed at Muses in Wonderland. Model: Autumn Huse

Amelie Belain Dock Nudes (7)

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Dock Nudes – Model: Amelie Belain

Forest Nymphs on a Mossy Log (9)

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Forest Nymphs on a Mossy Log. Models: Mandii Monarch, Frankie Bunny

Cosmology – Violet

By Fantasy, Home, Rabbit Holes, Sci Fi, Surrealism and Psychedelia

Cosmology – Model: Violet

Outgrowing the Biosphere – Destiny…

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We grow like snakes, shedding layers of skin that we leave behind in dried-out, lifeless husks as we get larger and larger–only these skins take on many forms in many dimensions: the cradle, the playpen, school, ignorance, fears, home, church, friends, belief systems, teams, clubs, tribes, self-image, etc.; and until we shed these once-protective, now-restrictive layers, we are confined in virtual jars that are usually transparent enough to see at least some of what is outside but prevents us from exploring all that is beyond the glass walls of whatever manifestations of super-ego we find ourselves trapped behind.