It's not often that transgender art offers viewers a glimpse of a female-to-male transsexual. Usually, the transformation is in the other direction, with the loss of the vagina in favor of male genitals and the acquisition of female breasts. However, one image does reverse this trend, showing a female version of Star Wars' Darth Vader, and, I must say, he--or she--is quite lovely, in a dark and sinister way. Complete with helmet, cape, gloves, and boots, and holding the character's omnipresent light saber, the feminine version of the dark lord is otherwise naked, so that the viewer is treated to her bare breasts, abdomen, shaved cunt, and exposed thighs. Who can blame Luke Skywalker for undertaking a quest to find a father like her!
Transgender--or, more specifically, transsexual--art is a favorite of mine, although, the Vader character aside, I do prefer the male-to-female to the female-to-male transformations that such drawings, paintings, and (more rarely) sculptures typically depict. In the hope of turning on others to this splendid visual treat, I review a few pieces here.
One is not transsexual per se, but it got a rise out of me, nevertheless. It features a beautiful female nude, short of hair and well endowed of breast, straddling the gigantic cock that juts between her legs, from a gargantuan male groin. Astride the beautiful, circumcised erection, her back arched, she reaches her outstretched arms behind and above herself, to rest her palms against her mount's firm, muscular abs. The effect is to make it appear that the monster cock is her own as well as her man's, and the incongruity of her lovely female body and the enormous penis she rides is tremendously exciting.
PETA pets would have a conniption were they to see the picture of the beautiful tranny stretched out upon her back, upper body reclining against a leopard-skin encased pillow and her lower body at rest upon a tiger skin! She looks toward the viewer, aware that she is, as it were, being watched, as she twiddles the nipple of her right breast between thumb and forefinger.
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