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Portraits of Kristi
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The model decided this time to be a skunk, and posed in the vinyl coat and boots. The background, of course, was created from whole cloth. Prints available for sale through Rabbit Valley.
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The model decided this time to be a wolf, and posed in the collar and stockings in front of the fireplace, though there was no fire at the time. This was the first finished piece done entirely without outlines. Prints available for sale through Rabbit Valley.
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The model was very pleased with the expression, which is also what inspired another friend to supply the title. The same friend remarked that the body is not idealized as so much pin-up art is, yet still is attractive and desirable. Prints available for sale through Rabbit Valley.
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A live sitting and photo reference were combined for this piece; she really did have a white Honda Hurricane at the time, but had sold the racing leathers years before. Prints available for sale through Rabbit Valley.
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Portraits of Others
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The daughter of the model for “Margie” sat very patiently for this piece; her mother and I decided she would be a cheetah. Prints available for sale through Rabbit Valley.
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The model, mother of the girl who posed for “Heather”, decided to be a cougar. Prints available for sale through Rabbit Valley.
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The co-worker on whom this was based apparently complained her legs had been drawn too fat. Ah well. Prints available for sale through Rabbit Valley.
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Avatar Portraits
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The sketchbook’s theme was “firsts”. Drawn at Further Confusion 2005.
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To sleep, perchance to dream . . . of the women who have been near and dear to the heart. Each of them demanded a copy—which I intended all along to supply, of course!
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Changing from one seasonal wardrobe to the other is not unlike certain mammals changing their coats. Originally drawn in “Sky” Rigdon’s big black sketchbook.
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After fourteen years away from skis, the knees were out of shape and rude snowboarders were a nasty surprise. The off-season conditions were miserable, too. Drawn in Melody Rondeau’s sketchbook.
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Miscellaneous Erotic Artwork
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The threesome was a gift for Lia and Dean Graf, and stars their characters Mrrinn and Fargo. As a joke, they printed up a special copy of The Boudoir issue three with this piece in it. (Other work appeared legitimately elsewhere in the issue.) The foursome stars a male human, a rabbit buck, a vixen, and a tigress.
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These were part of a portfolio of erotic art, A Touch of Fur, that sold reasonably well. The tigress and her two friends seemed to be the most popular of the ten plates, even with a good many female viewers. A lady friend theorized that a lot of women have that sort of fantasy, even if they don’t always admit it. An interesting historical note is that shading film was used extensively on the figures, since this was long before Photoshop existed.
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