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The “Queen of Burlesque” and one of the few mainstream crossovers from the world of fetish photography. Dita was briefly married to Marilyn Manson who is known for his collection of vintage prosthetics (you can even hear Sharry Konopski talking about it in that video where she gets her tattoo touched up). In his VH1 Behind the Music one of his childhood friends talks about his habit of making clay figures and performing surgery on them including amputations. Indeed some of his 1990’s stage performance involved him taking labored steps through an exaggerated set of parallel bars. I wonder if he would have cheated on Dita less if this was what she looked like.

Anyway, this is OK. I learned how to make a gradient, but it blends pretty rough with the existing background and there is that line. I might go back and correct this at a later date, but this is the stopping point I reached with things so far. Kind of a cool looking Kuschall she's using. I'm not sure how comfortable those flatter edges and soft corners would be for something like a floor to chair transfer, especially if you approach the chair with your back and essentially attempt a tricep lift.

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The “Queen of Burlesque” and one of the few mainstream crossovers from the world of fetish photography. Dita was briefly married to Marilyn Manson who is known for his collection of vintage prosthetics (you can even hear Sharry Konopski talking about it in that video where she gets her tattoo touched up). In his VH1 Behind the Music one of his childhood friends talks about his habit of making clay figures and performing surgery on them including amputations. Indeed some of his 1990’s stage performance involved him taking labored steps through an exaggerated set of parallel bars. I wonder if he would have cheated on Dita less if this was what she looked like.

Anyway, this is OK. I learned how to make a gradient, but it blends pretty rough with the existing background and there is that line. I might go back and correct this at a later date, but this is the stopping point I reached with things so far. Kind of a cool looking Kuschall she's using. I'm not sure how comfortable those flatter edges and soft corners would be for something like a floor to chair transfer, especially if you approach the chair with your back and essentially attempt a tricep lift.