#star trek discovery fan art

Safe in Your Arms 

This! My second ever Culmets illustration, from early 2018.

“I remember your arms around me. You made me feel safe. You always did.”

Though surprisingly well aged compared to many others (most of which were a mess to begin with), there were still some things off about this too, from the moment it got published, but which I wasn’t arsed to tinker with any more just then. Still not perfect (is anything ever?), but improved enough.

Quite sure this has never been published on instagram,either. But it is on DeviantArt. Also: always found this shirtlessness paradigm curiously reversed.

Rest of the Culmets et co. here.(Listing, which also rather feels in need of re-organizing / cleaning up).

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Some Thirsty Mushroom   

Was originally just gonna leave this in the Archive, add it discreetly to the Honey Mushroom list and be done with it… but then again, what fun would that have been.

Whom it may concern: there are couple new Honey Mushroom chapters, quite out of nowhere. Including my smuttiest smut, yet. So, be advised: mature content abound, quite a lot more sexually explicit than any of the previous ones. Exactly what it says in the description: a hard fuck.

“Going Out with a Bang”(Explicit)

And as I didn’t dare post this here unless I had something alternative to offer for those, who do not prefer reading porn, there’s also this another one, amorous as well, but where nothing lewd actually happens. Despite attempts *ha*

“Home on a Heavenly Body” (Cuddly)

The image is for an older snippet “Losing Your Arms”. One of my personal favorites of the Culmets illustrations, in fact.

What else has been going on with me on Disco front? On twitter and on instagram I seem to have finally gotten a start - after numerous failed attempts - on those Discovery crew portraits/posters I’ve been babbling on about here for years in the past (well, not the exact same ones, but a series on the theme, anyway). About damn time. I’ll think about posting those here once the planned ones are complete, but the thread/account are linked above, for those interested to follow along.

I’ve also come to revisit some of the older Culmets works recently, and thought that could actually become another possible project to undertake gradually: to retouch the older works that have started to look too dated to my eye. The “Losing Your Arms” illustration for this post being one of those.
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