Artist Feature: Emukon

Well, I know I stated in my first post that Akeyama Kitsune was my favorite artist, but he or she now has some competition to deal with. A matter of hours later, I discovered one or two images of an artist by the name of Emukon, and I was blown away, but for whatever reason, I didn't look up any more images. I regret doing that, needless to say, as the next time I browsed through his or her work, I fell in love the same way I had did with Kitsune's.

Of course, it helps to draw images of women cosplaying as Pokemon, which helps lure me over. Although, not all of the images are in this way I should add, but as you will see, I only bothered to put one non-Pokemon-related image in the following gallery.

It is difficult to pick a favorite here, but I am glad those representations of Marowak and Vaporeon first caught my eyes.

Emukon's Pixiv Account (I must say that the profile is almost entirely in Japanese. If it is difficult to navigate, your browser should have a feature to translate to the language you are most comfortable with. I know Chrome does.)

Cosplay Mate

A few posts ago, I mentioned I had something exciting planned, and here it is. For a blog whose description is "A Dedication to Ladies, Whether in Our World or the Animated World," I've been disregarding the former. I thought a good place to start would be cosplayers since they take some of our favorite characters and (somewhat literally) bring them to life.

There are a lot of 18+ cosplay sites, and I'll get to those with time. The first I want to introduce is Cosplay Mate. I encountered them about a month and a half ago as I was browsing through E-Hentai, and suddenly, I stumbled on their account and their content. I believe the site is one of the newer ones of this genre, as its earliest posts on EH are just over a year old. It's off to a great start. Check out sample images below.

Cosplay Mate's Site

Pokemon Alpha Sapphire and Omega Ruby!

Yesterday, I clicked onto the channel of one of my favorite YouTuber's and listen to his excitement of the remakes of Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire. I was in awe. These games are my favorite in the series. They introduced double battles, Pokemon contests, berry growing, abilities, double typing, and more. I'm sure I will never dislike any of the music in any of the games, but Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald were clearly a jump from the 8-bit sound effects to more instrument-sounding music. I still get the shivers and this romantic feeling when I hear the theme playing in Lilycove.

In honor of these remakes, I present the following images, mostly centered around these games' specific characters. Enjoy!

S3RL's "MTC"

To celebrate the end of this past school year, I wanted to introduce an artist I've been listening to for at least nine months now named S3RL (pronounced Serl). According to his Wikipedia page, Jole Hughes (born December 17, 1981) is an Australian UK hardcore DJ, record producer, and musician from Brisbane, Queensland.

I do recommend his music to EDM fans, especially if one likes songs with an anime or video game focus. My favorite song of his would have to be "MTC," and to understand what that means, you should listen to the video below, haha, and do not worry, my next post will be more exciting. ;)

The above video is not of his personal YouTube channel, but I do like the addition of lyrics in the video itself. This particular user has other videos of S3RL, which I assume have similar editing, so I'll add it to the following list:
Jordesuvi's YouTube Channel
S3RL's YouTube Channel
S3RL's Google Play Music Page
S3RL's iTunes Page

Some Favorite Images

Here are some of my favorite artwork I've seen in about the past two weeks. There is nothing more to say than that, so enjoy.

I must note that I'm trying to upload images in a more convenient fashion so that they will link to the source when clicked. If this does not work, then I'll upload them again but, unfortunately, without the link. Remember, Google reverse image search is our friend. Hopefully, I don't have to do this, but I will know in a matter of minutes.

Edit: it didn't.

Pokegirl GIFs: Mei and Touko

I must say that when I saw the initial GIF for the first time, I fell in love with it. Combining (somewhat literally) two of the female protagonists, Mei and Touko, from the Pokemon series in an original animated GIF? Fantastic--and that look on Touko's face makes me chuckle.

Speaking of Pokemon, I've grown up with the series and have been playing since I was 6. Other than Super Smash Bros., it is my favorite series undoubtedly, and I do admire a lot of the female characters. If I had to choose a favorite, it would result in a tie between Shirona (Cynthia) and Natsume (Sabrina). I'll be sure to make posts about them later.

The aforementioned GIF and the two thereafter of the characters individually are provided by SaltyIceCream who has Hentai Foundry and Tumblr accounts you can follow.

The First Post: Akeyama Kitsune

Well, this is the first post for this blog, so let's start. I mean, what else is there to say when your content is about beautiful ladies?

Below, I have a few images of an artist I discovered just yesterday. These were made by Akeyama Kitsune who must be a newer artist since I couldn't find any information of him after conducting some searches. On the upside, he does have a Pixiv account. If you want to see all works on the site, you do have to sign up but everything is free. You'll only be able to find about six of the photos on Gelbooru and similar sites.

I must mention I admire the way he designs his characters' eyes. They're astonishingly colorful and radiant, and of course, I can't ignore how "well-endowed" the girls are in these illustrations.

Akeyama Kitsune's Pixiv profile: http://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=1004471