Inked beauty

Today I give you beautiful male model Jonathan Kroppmann:

I know he is not what one could consider as beefcake, but he is beautiful nonetheless.

I first found him in the Juicy Couture campaign of 2007 or something around that, with Lisa Cant.

The first thing that catches my eye is his body full of tats, not the best ink i've ever seen but put together is pretty wild and sexy.

He has this innocent-devilish look that makes me weak in the knees, recently I found out that he is a musician too,  sexy and talented the man has it all. Sadly there's not much information about him on the net, however as a model his work is quite prolific so you won't have any problem finding more pics of this cutie ;D.

Ernestas Juodis by Zach Burns

This beautiful pics of Ernestas Juodis were taken by the talented photographer Zach Burns

He made a great job capturing the sexyness of Ernestas' perfect body and gorgeous face.

If you would like to see more of Zach Burns photography and Ernestas (and i'm sure you would) visit Zach's blog

First real post

My first post about beefcake yay,  also i would like you to know that english isn't my mother language so this also helps me practice, so please bear with me and if you see any grammar mistake please let me know asap. 

So, what's the first thing you think of when you hear the word "beefcake"?  i instantly think of rugby and when i think of rugby i think of one man:

Good god, i know squat about rugby, but i know a lot about hot dudes and David Williams is one hell of a hunk, just look at the size of those thighs, i worry about drooling over my keyboard. David plays for the australian team the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles, i wonder if the name of the team has something to do with the guys playing for it, hmm.

David got the nickname "Wolfman" for his full beard, which in my honest opinion looks gorgeous on him. He does look like a homeless but that's one homeless i would adopt. So, what's your opinion, do you like him better shaved or bearded?

One last pic ;D

First Post

Getting the hang of this