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Signs by Loui Jover

Savoir faire by Loui Jover

Beauty is power; a smile is its sword.

The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express.

vines by Loui Jover

You will burn in hell for that...

On my lips

Red Lady

Valery by Loui Jover

A girl should be two things: who and what she wants.

Secret Place...

Take a trip to Alphaville and channel your inner Level Three Seductress. Godard approved!

Clever as the devil and twice as pretty.

I am what I want

tails by Loui Jover

midnight bu Loui Jover

Let your imagination run wild and let yourself be captivated by the mysterious beauty of the night - Introducing our black-haired and black-lipped vixen. With her timeless look, she will make heads turn in any direction. Her sleek hair, bold lipstick, and mysterious aura will draw you in and keep you entranced. Immerse yourself in her potential and savor every moment with a captivating woman like no other.

Guny Gunaag Rabbit Gangsta

Plant Growth Out Of A Sole

Candy Corn King

Gunin

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Two Sole Of Opposite Color

Sunflower Wonder Of Sole

The Sole Of Wonder

Wine With My Cookies

Popart Design For Women

One Cup In The Light

This enchanting belle appears to either have a secret or asking someone to keep it down. Maybe this peep and tom has something fun planned.

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By Gar, another Shakespeare inspired design! This time, the quote comes from Will's A Winter's Tale. It's used as an insult by a noble to a young woman whom he accuses of using magic to beguile & seduce his son into marrying her. Such a charmer, no? Though, if you say it just RIGHT, it can DEFINITELY be seen as a compliment...i think. In any case, once more, I was inspired (and asked to make this one) by my wonderful friends at WHAT STREAMS MAY COME, the livestream readthrus of Shakespeare's plays, produced by Chaotic Tiefling Productions.

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Lexicon by Loui Jover

indica by Loui Jover