Over time I’ve done a couple artistic pieces and have paid others to do some artistic pieces of myself. Please enjoy this gallery, and if you want to see more of my work, please view my DeviantArt gallery. While not explicit in nature, one of the pictures contained on this page is not suitable for work. All these pictures are copyright to their respective artists.
Who Are You? by Trasee Darkwatch
Copyright (C) August 13, 2011
“Who Are You?” was my first attempt at an artistic piece. Wonderland has been a theme for my life for several years, and continues to be today. This picture is of me in Wonderland. I’m with the hookah smoking caterpillar as he is asking me his famous question “Who Are You?”
Sadness by Trasee Darkwatch
Copyright (C) November 7, 2011
“Sadness” was done after my mate, Morigan, said good bye and left Second Life. It was done to express the depth of emotion I was feeling after the loss. She was very important to me and had a profound impact on my life. It’s always hard to lose someone, no matter the circumstances. I’ve since moved on, but there will always be a place in my heart for her.
Envoy of Light by 7th Heaven
Copyright (C) April 3, 2012
“Envoy of Light” was the first piece I had commissioned. Final Fantasy is my favorite video game series, of which Lightning, from Final Fantasy 13, is my favorite protagonist. I’m dressed in armor, reminiscent of Lightning’s armor from Final Fantasy XIII-2, while carrying her gunblade from Final Fantasy XIII.
Trasee at the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party by Zarryberry
Copyright (C) August 27, 2012
“Trasee at the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party” was my second commissioned piece. This was done to fit with my Wonderland Theme. I’m having tea with the Mad Hatter, the March Hare and the Dormouse at the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party.
Trasee Realities by Sannamy
Copyright (C) July 14, 2015
“Trasee Realities” is a commissioned piece that I originally pitched as “Through the Looking Glass.” The title, of course, being not only descriptive of the scene, but also ties into the Wonderland theme of my life as well. The picture is of me, stepping out of the shower and gazing upon my reflection in the mirror. The question then becomes, who is real and who is the reflection?
