Showing posts with label girl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label girl. Show all posts
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Halloween Countdown 3 - Tim Burton (Staring Girl)
she finally gave her eyesa well-deserved rest.
This poem as well as others from Tim Burton's "The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy" can be found here.
Friday, September 21, 2007
Search Terms 6
Another set of search words which led to my site.
- paris love hot fight (I guess I should spend my next holiday in Paris. ;) )
- nude babysitter (There must be something about...)
- babysitter tiedup (... babysitters... )
- nude tied to tree (... and nudes tied up.)
- erotic vampire girl (These words lead to my blog. Cool!)
- what double urethra looks like
Monday, May 28, 2007
IFN: A Book I'll Always Remember (The Hucho Hucho Girl)
Illustration Friday Night´s topic this week is: "a book i'll always remember" (suggested by red-handed).
The stories I used to devour as a child were Asian tales. They were mainly Indian and Chinese. This picture was inspired by the story "The Hucho hucho girl" and the illustrations done by Irmhild and Hilmar Proft for the book "Die neunköpfigen Ungeheuer vom Zweidrachenberg" (published 1974).

The illustration was beautiful in black and white. But I wanted to color it, as the story is about the Hucho hucho (redfish) girl. Somehow the color really took away a lot from the original pic.
Die neunköpfigen Ungeheuer von Zweidrachenberg: Märchen und Volkserzählungen aus China. Bräutigam, Herbert (1974)
The stories I used to devour as a child were Asian tales. They were mainly Indian and Chinese. This picture was inspired by the story "The Hucho hucho girl" and the illustrations done by Irmhild and Hilmar Proft for the book "Die neunköpfigen Ungeheuer vom Zweidrachenberg" (published 1974).

The illustration was beautiful in black and white. But I wanted to color it, as the story is about the Hucho hucho (redfish) girl. Somehow the color really took away a lot from the original pic.
Die neunköpfigen Ungeheuer von Zweidrachenberg: Märchen und Volkserzählungen aus China. Bräutigam, Herbert (1974)
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