Flirty art featuring Emily (Huntermonʻs partner) and Tai. Emily asking ”Didya miss me?” and Tai having some trouble with his goggles
- From Emilyʻs Deviantart account (Cowgirlem)

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Flirty art featuring Emily (Huntermonʻs partner) and Tai. Emily asking ”Didya miss me?” and Tai having some trouble with his goggles
- From Emilyʻs Deviantart account (Cowgirlem)
Sunflower seeds aren't just for spitting. In the right hands, the striped shells can take on a remarkable second life as a terrifying tangle of snakes having a royal hissy fit. Known for her kinetic sculptural creations, LA-based Brazilian artist @melissameierart - who works in myriad artistic disciplines - helps the beholder find the magic in uniquely repurposed organic materials that might otherwise be taken for granted. In the case of this fang-bearing multi-headed creature, from Meier's "Skins Series", we wouldn't blame you if you clutched tightly to a vial of anti-venom while leaning in to take a much closer look.🐍 Find many more of her inventive works of art on her website: http://www.melissameierart.com/ ... posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/CKkf3Fho9Y6/
Jolene Lai - Teapot
Huntermon’s stages
Baby - Teirmon In Training - Kintermon Rookie - Huntermon Champion - Agurimon
- From Cowgirlem’s Deviantart account
and does your husband know the way that the sunshine gleams from your wedding band?
Header banners from Huntermon’s Crushes page and Kazudamon’s Crushes page of Huntermon, Emily - a Digital Destiny
The banner image for Huntermon and Emily’s message board (now defunct) - from the homepage of Huntermon, Emily - a Digital Destiny
Kazudamon icon - from the homepage of Huntermon, Emily - a Digital Destiny