Now, this week of the Cubi Summer Solstice Art Challenge will be sort of a free week. We will be posting random things to help stir inspiration, but feel free to be inspired by any aspect of Cubi. #art #Cubi #summersolstice

Today, as part of the Cubi Summer Solstice Art Challenge: Home and Home Life week. Today's topic is work and creation flow. A strong purpose we try to instill in our members is to add something to the world, whether it's something big for the community or simply adding your presence to enrich another person's life. As long as you are actively seeking to add to the world. (1/3) #art #home #Cubi #summersolstice

The workspace in the home should reflect this, as it naturally encourages creation and helps sensual awareness. Adaptive furniture will help with this, whether it's designed with out tails and wings in mind or simply an adjustable desk with ergonomic seating. Just as with the rest of the home, the workspace should be an extension of ourselves, not a restriction.

Welcome to day 3 of Home and Home Life week of the Cubi Summer Solstice Art Challenge. Today we'll talk about Shared Meals & Energy Exchange. Which we have a specific time for the family to gather during the day to share dinner, stories from the day, and reinforce connections while energy levels. #art #home #Cubi #summersolstice

The very center of a Cubi home is a designated sitting area that the home revolves around. Here, at the end of every day, dinner is shared while the members are given the opportunity to share stories from the day and events that are happening in each individual's life. Recharging energy through light intimacy through cuddles, closeness, and well, anything you would be comfortable doing with a partner in front of your parents. See, you can be close and playful while being wholesome. This is the distinction we prefer to embrace in being well succubi/incubi that doesn't lead to self-destructive practices. And as you can see, this is reflected in this important moment of a Cubi's day.

Welcome to week 2 of the Cubi Summer Solstice Art Challenge. First in this thread, we'll give a reminder of the general architectural style we've decided on, so this week's "Home and Home Life" theme can focus on day-to-day moments. #art #Cubi #home #summersolstice

Our architectural style is that of H.R. Giger. This was chosen as a way to give us an individual look for our growing culture and to help stand out from every other culture that has come before. The floor plan of a typical home is similar to a cell with a main sitting area in the center of the home, with many open-air extensions surrounding it. Such as an open kitchen, library, or gym. Allowing for natural movement without breaking up connections. From there, Bedrooms will be along one wall and as large as a reasonable hotel room to allow the much-needed privacy fr sex and to get away from the rest of the family when a Cubi needs it. This will hopefully balance the connections we pride ourselves on while protecting the consent of privacy we also pride ourselves on. Then come the extensions that will branch off the main room; these will be things such as dedicated care rooms for elderly members or an indoor play area for children that will encourage practice with their wings and tails one day. #Cubi

And now Fashion Week for the Cubi Summer Solstice Art Challenge has come to a close. It was wonderful to see all the discussions that popped up from it. #art #fasion #Cubi #summersolstice

Day 5 of Cubi Summer Solstice Art Challenge, fashion week. Powerful fashion walks the line between invitation and boundary. Now we love being succubi and incubi. Consent is still a pillar of what we are, and that should still be present in how we present. #Art #Cubi #fasion

Cubi style emphasizes clear, confident expression — clothing that says “I am here in my power” while honoring the consent of everyone sharing the space. Especially since consent is rarely taught and even less so practiced nowadays, even outside of sexy fun.