#draft 11

[dragonnnfly]

There’s actually a lot of death in RTTE even though it’s watched by a huge younger audience as well. It was released in 2015 and I was 14, meaning that I knew death well but I didn’t watch gruesome movies yet.

We don’t exactly “see” any death, the shows leaves it to our imagination, but c’mon, we don’t need to guess.

Numerous dragon hunters died.

Dragons died.

Oswald died

Viggo died.

Johann died.

Krogan died

Think of how gruesome a series it could be if it was geared towards an adult crowd.

[frannyzooey]

You’re out to dinner with Whiskey and a few Statesman colleague, someone’s date mentioned how nice it is a to see a father-daughter work partnership... referring to you and Whiskey. Whiskey was absolutely horrified but you laughed it off to make it not awkward. You kept teasing and calling him daddy... Whiskey knew two things: he’s gonna show you he’s not that old later that night and he’s gonna make you scream daddy over, and over, and over.

“Say it again!”, he commands, his arm a tight brace around your waist, his chest pressed into your back as he bends you over, rapidly fucking you with his fingers.

“Fuck me, daddy”, you cry out. “Harder, please!”

[adam-mcvicker]

Got into RIT's fine art photography magazine, Draft 11! Draft is run by Fine Art Photography seniors at RIT and takes submissions from all photo majors on campus. This is technically my first "published" work and I am beyond excited. If you're on campus, I recommend grabbing an issue of Draft to support the arts at RIT.

[throughdenialanderror]

Top: Brenda Bingham Middle: Denis Doorly Bottom: Emily Fava

Work from the editors of the 11th issue of Draft Magazine, a publication and exhibition of work by students from the Rochester Institute of Technology that is put together entirely by a small team of senior photography majors. They're currently fundraising for the production of the magazine and show with a Kickstarter. If you enjoy photography and independent publishing, be sure to check it out and seriously consider donating - I was one of the editors last year and think we handed it down to a great team that will put together an amazing magazine! You can even get a copy of each of the past two issues at certain reward levels! And if you're in the Rochester area, you should check out The State of Things at the William Harris Gallery at RIT before it closes on March 21st - you can see work by the above photographers and the rest of the graduating fine art photo class - a lot of great work on display!

[ritfineartphoto-blog]

Draft 11 Publication and Exhibition

Draft is part photography publication, part exhibition. The first edition of Draft was created by fine art photography seniors who wanted to collaborate and challenge themselves outside of the curriculum. Draft is handed down each year to new fine art seniors, creating something unique each time. The editors curate the publication and exhibition based off of submissions from the student body. The process runs over the course of one school year, and is fundraised by the editors. Draft is a way to get the student body involved in order to create a collaborative engaging community of contemporary artists, and to bring photography back to its basics. Draft aims to create both appreciation and communication of contemporary photography. 

Check out Draft11's website at http://draft11magazine.com