So, I'm redesigning 
mooncatx's Jem archive, and for fun, decided the layout for the Red Room (i.e. the blue archive) should have pin-up versions of Jem and Pizzazz akin to the one I did of Stormer last year (see icon). The archive won't be up for a while, but I thought you might get a kick out of these (which are featured in a slightly more edited [i.e. the Naughty Bits are Hidden] form in the layout):
Jem as a Petty girl
Pizzazz as a Varga girl
(warning: not work-safe)
For them what don't know, George Petty and Alberto Vargas were artists who drew pin-ups for magazines like Esquire during WWII, and into the 1950s and 1960s. It's an art form known as "good girl" art, I know it's not to everyone's taste, but I just had such fun manipping the images.
mooncatx's Jem archive, and for fun, decided the layout for the Red Room (i.e. the blue archive) should have pin-up versions of Jem and Pizzazz akin to the one I did of Stormer last year (see icon). The archive won't be up for a while, but I thought you might get a kick out of these (which are featured in a slightly more edited [i.e. the Naughty Bits are Hidden] form in the layout):Pizzazz as a Varga girl
(warning: not work-safe)
For them what don't know, George Petty and Alberto Vargas were artists who drew pin-ups for magazines like Esquire during WWII, and into the 1950s and 1960s. It's an art form known as "good girl" art, I know it's not to everyone's taste, but I just had such fun manipping the images.
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