Russian woman uses her breasts as paintbrushes (NSFW)
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‘My breasts are brushes’, says this Russian painter. Yes, this is a completely useless but funny video of a Russian woman using her breasts as a brushes. Something you shouldn’t try at home.
Tagged: bizarre art, Russian art
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