These are the final three pieces to close this series. I really enjoyed creating it, and learned a lot of ways to translate ideas visually, without using a single word. I plan to return to words, and have already begun to do so, because I also love the language of words, when constructed into storytelling. Words have rescued me from a lot of inner pain and struggle throughout the years, as I am also very prolific in journal writing. I have accepted, so far that both writing and drawing can be explored equally to express the ideas that exist in my imagination and personal experiences. One is not necessarily superior over the other, as they both have a significant purpose in my life. I remember being very hesitant to post any of my erotic works, and having butterflies in my stomach with each post! I was absolutely nervous of revealing this side of my art. But I knew it was some of my most important work, that needed to be shared, especially as an gay, black artist. It is very important t...

These are more pieces, to sum up the desire and attraction between these two, before bringing the series to a close. I wanted to add more perspectives, in which probably is because there were no words to tell this story. As I did write stories for other characters, it was this uncertainty, that the drawings themselves were actually enough. I had to understand that less can be more, and allow certain viewers to develop their own stories and ideas about the work.  1. Body Machine # 106                      2. Body Machine # 107                                          3. Body Machine # 108                                               1. Body Machine # 106, is a portrait of affection between men with a romant...