Dec 25, 2017
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More Condom art
Oh my... it’s love at (safety) first sight! What shall I name thee? Unicon? Corndom? Hornicorn?
Please help us find the amazing artist who made this so we can give them credit for this awesomeness and props for being straight up rad!
heres a vid of me in action
Some pics of art from an art show at butthaus in January 2013. i took em if that is not obvs
The Artful Condom
Art can be anywhere you desire, even in your contraceptive of choice. Take the condom, for instance. Putting one on takes a bit of skill--at least that’s what I heard--but practice makes perfect (and fortunately there's an app for that). While I highly discourage you from creating your own condom, feel free to create pretty things with them! Check out the images below. Apparently, love gloves make for great art tools. Blow them up, paint them, sprinkle them with glitter or add splashes of paint--you’ve got yourself an arts and crafts project that’s probably better than your younger sister’s.
Action figures are so last year. These figurines are fun and inflatable! They're from Condomerie, the self-proclaimed "world's first condom specialty shop." If you happen to be in Amsterdam one day, be sure to visit their display window--it attracts the frisky folks from all over the world.
The animal kingdom gets a little kinkier with these condom giraffes.
Can't make the Olympic games this summer? This meme shows that condoms can be fun in the bed and in sports, too! Elasun, a Chinese condom company, wants users to get in the game and just do it...literally.
Always go for the gold...in sports and in bed.
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Khalea Underwood is an intern for the digital media team of The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. When she’s not writing, shopping, or listening to music, the Howard University print journalism student moonlights as an older sister, a contributor for MTVIggy.com, and a copy editor for The Hilltop newspaper.