Showing posts with label tgirls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tgirls. Show all posts

Thursday, December 3, 2015

Saturday, June 13, 2015

Johanna;s sexy purple frames

 if you want to see more of Johanna Saavedra's photos, and find out about all the different ways she is fighting for transgender right, go to her facebook page HERE



Thursday, June 11, 2015

Johanna Saavedra at TgirlNights


If you want to see more of Johanna's sexy photos, learn where she will be fighting for transgender rights, and bring attention to this wonderful young woman, make sure that you check out her facebook page HERE

Thursday, June 4, 2015

My Muse Johanna Saavedra



As an artist I find that my art is inspired on 2 levels. Both the physical and the mental levels. That is one reason why Johanna Saavedra (her FACEBOOK ) has become one of my favorite muses. Her dancers body has been kissed by the California sun, giving her the look of a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue model. Her looks alone would inspire several drawings, but as I said, my art is also inspired by Johanna mentally. She and I have had the pleasure of talking several times over the phone, talking about her passion to help promote equal rights for both the transgender and latino rights. For me those conversations have been what has inspired the most art. A beautiful face and well-sculpted body can only go so far. Johanna's friendly personality, open-minded-ness, kindness, and the fact that she wants to teach the world to accept transgender/LGBT people is what makes me want to draw her, and to promote whatever she is doing. Below i posted 2 of Johanna's youtube vids showing both sides of her personality that inspires me. 



Monday, March 30, 2015

Queen Johanna



As an artist i find that i get inspired sometimes from random things. I looked at this photo of my muse Johanna, and my first thought was "Queen"!!!! So i broke out my pencil and paper, and did the sketch above, depicting Johanna as the Queen of Los Angeles.

Saturday, March 21, 2015

Trans Lives Matter, Stop The Violence

 My muse, and friend Johanna recently participated in an event/protest that stood to educate and inform the public about the violence and murder against trans-women all over the USA. I wouldn't be able to participate in the event, but i am proud to use this blog as a way to shed some light on it. Please check out the website of the TransLatin@ Coalition to find out how to help educate, and stop the violence. Their site is HERE and can help steer where you can go to help the trans community.

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

The return of Johanna



 
I did these drawings over the course of a couple days. Johanna's main profile was removed by Facebook on a Sunday, and returned on Tues... I did the drawings mainly as a way to just show support for my friend and muse....

Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Transgender Friendship

photo from Johanna Saavedra
https://www.facebook.com/groups/392592660912333/
Like most guys, my interest in transgender woman started off because of porn. My first exposure was seeing pictures of Vaniity online while cruising sites in my early 20's. It was all rather arousing, and my artistic mind was piqued. I started drawing, and eventually posting my Tgirl art online, mainly through a site called Flickr. I have to admit, when I first started posting i didn't do it under my own name. I actually took on a female name, Kyla Von Tease, when I first started creating the art. In a way, I wanted to hide who i was, but also got the feeling that my art would be more accepted if it was coming from a woman.
I quickly found quite a few friends through flickr, many of which I still count as friends through facebook now, but for the majority of them I kept the secret of who i was. In truth, I had a second reason to keep a barrier up about who I was. Since the age of 19 I had been suffering with the mental illness, schizophrenia, and I found that the "regular world" could be a cruel place when it came to understanding of mental illnesses. I would watch tv and see mental illness depicted as a joke, or as something to be scared of. I was honestly freaked out to actually look people in the eye and tell them the truth of who i was. Having the female-self online made it all easy, i could create a back=story and be a different version of who i was.
I kept making more and more friends through flickr, and even chatted with people with yahoo messenger. I eventually became friends with a transgender woman who would change my life by the name of Sarah. Sarah was a dominant transgender who started chatting with me under my female name, and after several months i revealed the truth of who i was. Not only the truth about my mental illness, but also the truth about myself being a guy. She not only accepted me, but embraced me, teaching me a very important lesson, to never ever be embarrassed of who or what i was.
What started off as me just wanting to role-play with sexy TG women and Crossdressers slowly morphed and opened up my mind. I started paying attention to what other guys where commenting and saying to the women and TG friends that i had, and i also started to actually talk and listen, not just run around being "frisky". The more i talked, and listened the more respect i found for people who could actually relate to what i was, and still am, going through with my mental illness. I grew to trust so many of these strong women, and they were often the first people online that i went to with the truth about myself.
I started off as someone who merely saw the transgender women as a sexual fetish, and because of kindness i count several transgender women as my friends. I can not name each person, but i must say "thank you" to all of the women and men who taught me to be proud and strong. The person You see today, is because of YOU!
One of the photos of the beautiful Sarah <3