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Soraya tells the New York Post that she got her inspiration after she and her friends started trading dick pics that had been sent to them. “Some were better than other ones and I thought ‘What if I took them with a professional camera?’” she says. She spotted doll clothes during a random shopping trip one day, and put two and two together.

Apparently she hasn’t been hard-up for models: Soraya says she found them when friends insisted that she shoot their boyfriends’ Johnsons. Some confident dudes even volunteered.

Of course, the penises have to, er, stand at attention for this to work. “Obviously the girl would fluff,” Soraya says in the Post‘s video interview above. Then, she says, “I stand on a chair and take a lot of dick pics.”

So what do the guys attached to these penises-in-disguise think about Soraya’s art? Model Michael Lewis tells The Post that posing actually made him feel sexy: “I just wanted a second where I could…you know, everyone wants to feel desirable.”

This isn’t just a passing whim. Soraya has been doing this for more than two years, and has even had her work featured at Miami’s prestigious Art Basel art fair. She’s also sold some limited edition prints for $10,000 a pop, but reportedly makes most of her money through merchandising (buy your dick-in-a-tux party plates here!).

“Two years ago, when I took my first dick pic, I never thought I would be here today,” she says. “It’s surprising and very delightful that people just like dick on things.” #Truth.