Double Dutchess

This vid was my main entry for the Spring 2021 round of seasonal_spuffy (theme: truth or dare). It is packed with sex scenes from Season 6, and gets pretty steamy. So, rated R and possibly not worksafe.

And my final seasonal_spuffy entry: a Sleeping Beauty wallpaper with Spike in the role of the sleeper, and Andrew as the storyteller: This also fills the "Andrew" prompt on my buffyversebingo card. The full size of the wallpaper is 1920x1080, and you can see it in its full glory HERE.

( Wallpaper under the cut )

Back to re-posting my seasonal_spuffy entries! These are the banners I made for the banner poll, together with some variations. In full size they are all 900 px wide.

( First banner )
( Second banner )
( Third banner, with variations )
( Credits )

This gifset was my other entry for the seasonal_spuffy winter solstice. Like most of my entries for the Fall round of Seasonal Spuffy, I tried to cleverly combine it with buffyversebingo, and this set was made for my last prompt, "Surrender". Short description: Spike (secretly and not so secretly) loves surrendering to Buffy -- lots of times, and in lots of different ways :-) The last three gifs could possibly be considered not worksafe.

( Gifs here )

The next step of making the shoebox diorama was selecting, editing and printing the comics images I wanted to use. Luckily, the Thursday before the summer solstice was my first day back at my workplace, and this meant I could abuse the colour printer at work to print the images. I forgot to print a few of the images, so not all of them are full-colour (most notably the Klimt poster and Buffy’s scarf). I printed out most images in multiple sizes, because it was difficult to estimate the best size and I hadn’t had time to make exact measurements.

For the actual physical execution. I started with the most important piece, that of Buffy and Spike of the bed. I wanted to make the bed three dimensional, but there was no way I could do that with Buffy and Spike themselves. So this ended up as a bit of a strange mix of two and three dimensional (images 1 and 2). I did the same thing with the dresser: the dresser itself is three-dimensional, but the vase with flowers and the tissue box on top of it are two-dimensional. This can be clearly seen in image 1 below, which also shows the backside of the dresser (made of the same cardboard box as the bed).



Image 1: top view of the diorama in the making.( Rest of the "Making Of" under the cut. )