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Pulp Pin-up: Modesty Blaise in Gray Catsuit
Pulp Portrait: Gray Catsuit, Sharp Knife Image by Terry McCombs From “I, Lucifer”, a paperback novelization of the adventures of comic strip character Modesty Blaise by Peter O’Donnell A bit about Modesty Blaise Modesty Blaise is the title of a … Continue reading →
Taking a Break From Target Shooting Cartoon by Martin Whitmore
A scantily-clad pin-up takes a break after doing a little target shooting at her home-made gun range. I love macabre humor… Image by Martin Whitmore Tweet Me => Tweet: Another male sex fantasy – Women love to be scantily dressed … Continue reading →
US National Parks by Stephen Wilkes
Beautiful US National Parks Photos by Stephen Wilkes National Parks To discover America, visit its parks! What we treasure is what you see and experience in the land itself. The … Continue reading →
Pinup Girl is Too Pretty to Be Behind the Camera
Thankfully another photographer noticed how beautiful this camera woman is and captured this image. Alternative Pinups – Alternative Pinup girl PinUp Books About Pin-up Photography TITLE: Contemporary Pin-Up Photography The great pin-up illustrators of the ’30s through the ’60s have … Continue reading →
A Dress Like Orange Flames, Pin-up by Billy Devorss
Billy Devorss created classical pin-up art – beautiful women in colorful and sexy situations, often with flaring dresses. Like this woman whose dress seems to sport orange flames… PinUp: Billy Devorss, 1940s …) Pin Up Arhiv Books About or related … Continue reading →
Japanese Cats – Art and Objects by Mother and Daughter Artists
From MEOW 5 space 102 east gallery, we have cat art and statues from Japanese designers and artists as Akiko & Kyouko Kikuchi & cat… Seen above, delightful cat collaboration between mother and daughter KYOUKO KIKUCHI & AKIKO KIKUCHI with … Continue reading →
Absinthe Art and the Green Fairy
Absinthe, a liquor made from the leaves of the wormwood plant and other herbs, was the fashionable drink of the artists of the late 19th century and early 20th century. Not surprising, then that a fair amount of art was … Continue reading →