Cabinet Derg @Motodrachen@awoo.space

Good gods I was fat.

I was the one who started the whole "Put a Gas Spring on your motobecane" thing.

Cool seat cover we made up from some old Jeans. I loved how it came out.

My final project for my engineering degree. Plywood on foam construction, crap motor, terrible steering geometry, no brakes... Honestly I'm amazed it didn't kill me.
Got me the degree though!

The Loft. The view out those windows in the morning was always magical. In the summer it was just emerald sunlight thru the trees.

Also, that version of the staircase could pull up for more room downstairs.

This is where we used to live....

In 2004 I started construction of this cabin with no idea of what I was doing, or how I was going to do it. I lived there for 5 years or so.

Rocinante, my 1979 monster motobecane.
The front end is from a dirt bike, the seat is from a batavus and a couch, the aesthetic is from Frank Miller, and the engine is from 11 different bikes, and a chainsaw.
Yes, it's Fast. No, it's not running. XD

I need to make a part to make the Puch Flywheel and Lawn Mower Pullstarter talk to each other.

Tearing the heart out of one old work truck to heal another. Life's not all nail polish and cuteness, sometimes you get old antifreeze and rust stains.

Big goo furry hornballs.

Oatmeal raisin cookies, Morty!

One more for good measure. At this point I've given up on pants.

Three years can do a lot.

Most recent Tohri art I've got, he's changed a lot over the years as I've changed, but needs a revamp again because he's still chubbier than I am.
I just kinda wish I had his breasts. XD

I think we can see where this is going.
Less belly, more tiddy.

Old Tohri art, featuring a couple of people's deadsonas. He used to be a lot rounder.
And a lot more, uh, Male.

Some stuff I've made lately