We princesses have to wear diapers to deal with all the stresses of modern matriarchy, its not easy being a big grown up sometimes. In the hustle and bustle this little girl sometimes forgets how important her crinkles are to her quality of life, I haven't been wearing my diapers very often lately :( I have plenty of them, I'm not feeling negative about wearing (totally over the shame and binge/purge of it all) It has been a little toasty in the southland and so wearing is a little inconvienent, but i've worn in hotter climates. For the hottest of seconds I thought I might be bored with crinkles... I have been diapering myself for the last ::counts fingers and toes:: 12 years? A ton of things have changed since then but not my love of diapers .
So I had a dilemma. How do I reenvigorate my love of crinkles? Was the honeymoom over? No way! You know i'm a diaper girl, if I don't wear diapers i'm going to be *put* into diapers, if only to protect the carpets and carseats of the world. The one to do it this time wasn't some bigshot hollywood daddy or a strict, busty disciplinarian, no, this was something a little more colorful. This isn't the first time the artist in mention has inspired me to lay back and tape up <3
You have probably seen Ellie's work, you can find a good deal of it at DeviantArt.com. I had followed Ellie unknowingly for years, many of their pieces had really resonated with me, soft colors, diapers, cuteness, all very crisp and detailed... there's a number of wonderful diapered drawings and diapered drawers' out there, but I'm always drawn back to these pictures. Ellie's work is like my bear, to the uninitiated Cincy is just fluff and fur and plastic eyes and nose, much like a drawing is merely strokes and color and in this case, data. Within Ellies shapes and behind my bears eyes there *is* something, and that thing is very, very special. My bear is a person to me, the little diapered people in Ellie's drawings are as well, we can learn as much from these characters as we can from each other. I learned something from the little princess in this drawing, it's time for this little girl to get back into her diapers.
Explore her portfolio, buy a print or inquire about a commission even! I believe that a community like ours needs all sorts of artists, from broadcasters to writers to pornographers to documentarians. The iconography of our interest, the diapers and pacis etc, these drawings tell the ABDL story and with them we can collectively understand, enjoy, embrace the little people in the pictures. We have art! We have media! We are a community! Isn't it wonderful? Go grab a pen, a camera, a microphone, your partners crinkly butt, get out there and tell your story, you've got at least one fan already <3
I'm getting my crinkly self ready for a big day, and like any other little princess, I'll have to make sure to wear big, thick diapers under my dress today just in case I have an accident. Thanks for the recommendation Ellie! Thanks for reading friends, more tinkerbells and LA adventures soon! I'm feeling super awesome right now, and I can't wait to tell you about my adventures! Hugs!!!
I love Ellie's art too; I think you have good taste! I hope you have/had (depending on when you read this) a wonderful time as a safely and properly diapered princess at Disneyland! :)
ReplyDeleteEllie really is a wonderful artist. I don't think I've seen anyone else whose pieces hit quite so well on the range of emotions that go along with 'littleness,' from affection and cuddly cuteness to that sense of enjoyable embarrassment or whatever else.
ReplyDeleteSo, I guess, if there's anyone's art that would be great to recharge to, hers would be it.
I hopyou had a great time at Disney I would like to talk to you do you have a. boyfriend I would like to be your daddy
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