
I was watching The L Word tonight. I don't know how most lesbians feel about the show. The few who have commented on it thought little of it. Many of the characters have interesting artwork in their beautiful LA places.
During the show, I typed "Lesbian Art" into Google Images. Of course I found porn. I also found images that I find beautiful, erotic, symbolic, but may be porn or denigrating for all I know.
Here are the images. Most of the images/art were not cited to sources.



Very eroticly charged. I love how the artist used a negative image for this. A negative (for those who only know digital photographs) is what we old time photographers would use to make prints (positives) from. What is this saying about lesbian love? Am I reading too much into it? I experimented in Photoshop and converted it to a positive image. The artist was right to leave it in this format. Much more powerful and oh so beautiful.

In the near future, I am going to post some of my "lesbian art." I do have one question, can a guy create "lesbian art"?
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