Artist Jordyn McGeachin’s watercolor drawings depict female pleasure in all its modern and still somehow controversial glory. Female masturbation is so often a taboo subject, but her frank images of a woman experiencing pleasure for one other than herself is a rare sight in both pop culture and art. Not only that, but she manages to show women being sexual without sexualizing them, “as a sweet and mundane reality, as comforting and restorative a solo ritual as surfing Netflix or taking a bath,” says the Huffington Post (check out her images below).
She also focuses on self-love in the digital age, with the subject posing sensually for an erotic Skype session or a sext, or watching porn while masturbating. “I think in this day and age pleasure and technology just fall together nicely,” she said, “especially when it comes to relationships―platonic or romantic―sex, or getting off.” She posts the art on Instagram once a week—which is ironic considering Instagram’s reputation for sexist double-standards, often censoring images such as the ones she creates. In fact, her drawing of a woman receiving head was flagged and taken off the social media site.
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Check out more about the artist celebrating female pleasure here: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/
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