LoSweet

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Retied giantess photo-editor, now learning the glories of 3D rendering. At some point, I may even finish the novel I've spent five years writing. Also, too, I'm an administrator at the old-school Giantess City message board.

Forced to come to this miniature world by circumstance, 225-foot-tall Donna uses a string of utility polles to tire out her cat Jennifer.
A silly cartoon that fills page 41 of the October 1965 issue (Vol. 7, #6) of Jem. The men in the cartoon are climbing all over a 40-foot-tall statue of an attactively dressed woman. They propose replacing the Trojan horse with... a Trojan babe? A Trojan trollop? Whatever.
Headline image for a misogynist article in the March 1959 (Vol. 2, #6) issue of Jem magazine. Even as they offer gifts to their 16-foot-tall mistress, they all have to wait for a cat to finish licking her toes.
Pages 32 and 33 of the February 1958 issue of Jem (Vol. 2, issue 1). The vision of a 40-foot-tall giantess brutally handling men is meant to signify the violence of the French Revolution.
A stylized table, 21 rows by three columns, compares and contrasts two of the most famous giantess themed scenes ever released to the general public. The first is Federico Fellini's "Le Tentazioni del Dottor Antonio", one of the four vignettes that comprise the Italian movie Boccaccio '70 (1962). The second scene, dropped barely a month ago, is the mid-season cold open of the final season of HBO's Euphoria TV series. The table shows both the elements the two scenes have in common and the ways that they are polar opposites. Essentially, they are mirror images of one another.
From the cold open of Season 3, Episode 5 of Euphoria (first aired 10 May 2026): a skyscraper-sized Cassie Howard (Sydney Sweeney) leaves behind the destruction she has caused in downtown Los Angeles.
The original homage to Steven Guarnaccia's "Strategem:Megatarts" sketch. I tried to give match the clothing Guarnaccia gave his giantesses. Carole, the front mega-tart dressed in green, is the runt of this litter, standing just 65 meters (213 feet) tall, not including her spike heels Her strategic footsteps are just slow enough to allow cars to evade them. Also, she's already put a commuter bus full of men safely in her purse. The redhead in the middle, Evelyn, has just stepped over a three-story building, and might be trying to trample a taxi under her left high-heeled foot. Her pink pumps fit into the red theme of her revealing outfit, and they increase her stature from its 71.8 m (236-foot) level. Bringing up the rear is blonde, blue-clad muscle princess Blanche. The tallest of the three mega-tarts (76.8 m; 252 feet). Like Carole, she' enjoying scaring drivers into dangerous swerves away from her footfalls. And like Carole, she's also stuffed a vehicle into her purse—a heavily armed police helicopter that thought it could bring her down. They'll make excellent little lovers... .
Steven Guarnaccia sketch of one of the illustrated palindromes in William Irvine's 1987 booklet, "Madam, I'm Adam." In the image, three colossal women, dressed like tarts from the year 1960, sashay their way through a tiny city. Cars and people alike are seen fleeing their approach.
In the opening sequence of episode 5 of Euphoria's third season, Cassie (Syndey Sweeney) imagines herself as a rampaging giantess. In the most controversial frame of the scene, giant Cassie's tits are crashing through a pair of plate-glass windows, ultimately reducing her tiny admirer to paste.
In the opening sequence of episode 5 of Euphoria's third season, Cassie (Syndey Sweeney) imagines herself as a rampaging giantess. This shot happens near the end, just before the title card shows up. Regarding the Hollywood structure as an idol, giant Cassie prays to it for... what, exactly?
TV screen capture (via phone camera) of the set of ESPN's Inside the NBA post-game show. At the upper right corner of the green-screened background, Los Angeles is being menaced by the first kaiju ever and the most recent: Godzilla (far right) and Syndey Sweeney's mega-Cassie (closer right).