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Tag Archives: girls and monsters
Lilith
Just as planned
Original post here. Various internet sources identify the girl int French maid’s costume as Velma Dinkley, but don’t provide the artist’s name and unfortunately I cannot make out the signature. Original text:
Terrors of earth and air
Original post here. Image is a story illustration containing the caption “‘They are coming through the air and traveling along the ground,’ said Cecy, in her sleeping.” Sourced to via covenofbliss. Original text:
Lawrence Sterne Stevens art for Ray Bradbury’s Homecoming (Famous Fantastic Mysteries 1952)
The Offering
From Hell It Came
Δ 075 – Female Specimen For Auction
Two somewhat dubious sites identify this artwork as the product of the erotic artist known only as Rebecca, who is perhaps most famous for her Housewives at Play series of erotic comics as seen on her official website. The first dubious site, not linked here, included a thumbnail of the artwork in a summary of what it claimed was a “full repack” of Rebecca’s work, offered as a now-defunct 1.63 gigabyte download. More persuasively, the unsigned artwork appears in a small gallery here named “[Rebecca] Fine Art Gallery 04” and containing more than a dozen works with a science fiction theme. Some (like this one) are more obviously in Rebecca’s visually distinctive style, and none display the signature most commonly seen on her work. For interest, here is another artwork from the gallery featuring earth girls captured by aliens:
Rebecca writes of her artistic inspiration:
I think it first started for me when my kids were small. I would take them (one toddling, the other in stroller) down to the playground in the section where we lived at the time for sun, air, and playtime. The 3 year old would busy herself in the sandbox while the baby and I sat and watched the world go by.
That world of course, was filled with what I now like to refer to as “hot mom’s”. You’ve seen them. Pretty young girls ranging in age from 20’s to 40’s with diaper bag and stroller in tow, having absolutely no idea (or do they?) how sexy and desireable they look. They wear shorts and baggy pull overs, and every time they bend or stoop to check the baby an opportunity is given to peek down her blouse (at full, swollen breasts) or at the curve of her hips and ass. Their hair is perfumed, silky, and the latest magazine style which compliments perfectly her wardrobe from JCPenney.
Ahem. Well then. Let’s face it though, God definately knew what He was doing when he made women. Any woman who won’t admit she admires (or is jealous of) how pretty her neighbor/teacher/sister/hairdresser/etc is is just not being honest. I love girls, and I love drawing them. I love depicting them in all sorts of ways that (most likely) would never happen, except in my neighborhood (the one in my mind). I can (and do) have a sex fantasy everywhere from the grocery store, bank, walking in the park, or the fitting room in Kohl’s. I spend most of my days horny and wet. If my children only knew what their mom does at home all day…
Original post here. Image provenance by Bacchus at ErosBlog.
Δ 007 – Monster Love
This artwork is one altered panel from page 27 of the manga Cambrian by Miyama Noboru:
In Cambrian, “Dr. Yamagishi was expelled from an academic society because he had tried to make a human clone. Next theme of his study was a new human species Cambrian. He made himself a test target. However, he turned into a chunk of grotesque flesh, and it began to rape women with its tentacles.”
The complete comic book (which is book 1 of 5 in the series) can be viewed starting at this link.
Original post here (n.b. probably for Infernal Wonders). Image provenance by Bacchus at ErosBlog.
Δ 006 – Cthulhu’s Genie
This artwork was uploaded to Sankaku Complex in 2011, and is signed “Aivelin ’11”. There is at least one other image on that site signed by the same artist, and nearly two dozen more that are tagged “Aivelin” and display stylistic similarities.
According to the artist’s DeviantArt presence and gallery (where this work seems not to appear) Aivelin is a professional artist from Russia. Aivelin also has a presence on Pixiv.
Original post here. Image provenance by Bacchus at ErosBlog.
