Frequently asked questions

Because I have ideas I want to see made — including explicit erotic themes — that I can't get a human artist to touch. Mainstream illustrators avoid explicitly gay, unapologetically erotic subject matter. AI lets me make the work myself instead of waiting for someone else's permission.

Depends who's generating and how. Big commercial models running in hyperscale data centers, sure — that's the number you usually see quoted, and it's genuinely debated even there. I'm not doing that. Every design here is made with open-source tools on my own GPU, in my own house. I've had that card for two years and I put a power meter on it, so I'm not guessing: it draws about what an old 150-watt incandescent bulb did. Honestly, I sometimes wish it heated as much water as you've heard about — I wouldn't have to run my tea kettle so much.

I don't manufacture anything myself. Every item routes through a print-on-demand partner — they print, pack, and ship. I design; they fulfill.

Erotic and non-explicit work live side by side here, not in some separate back room — but I tag things honestly so you know what you're clicking into. Explicit thumbnails default to blurred. If you want them clear, opt in from your account settings. Logged out, or haven't opted in? You get the blur.

As X-rated as my fulfillment partners will allow — and I push that line as hard as it moves. What's available varies by partner and can change, so the honest answer is: check the product, not my ambitions.

Both, on purpose. The name is the mission statement: hairy and masculine on one side, necktie — craft, style, refinement — on the other. This isn't merch with a filter slapped on; it's wearable art that happens to be unapologetically about gay men's bodies and desire.