Showing off that her eagle eyes can find anything. She fulfills a contract to mark this navigational hazard to flight operations.
Posted by Yumi (guest) on Mon 18 Jun 2018, 10:03 EDT
I love this picture, sigh...
Posted by birdman9999 (guest) on Fri 15 Jun 2018, 22:00 EDT
The REAL Giving Tree!
Posted by toonbat (guest) on Fri 08 Jun 2018, 23:54 EDT
Self bondage
This looks like a self bondage gone wrong!
Posted by Tony (guest) on Sun 03 Jun 2018, 01:47 EDT
Contraband check
Looks like she is being checked for contraband.
Posted by Tony (guest) on Sun 03 Jun 2018, 01:41 EDT
Possible serialization
Very interesting concept, there is still much more that can be done, dunno, two girls glued to each other, that's always nice.
Posted by Someone (guest) on Thu 31 May 2018, 21:20 EDT
Lyonesse
I must have been thinking of that story when I drew this piece. The monster fits Twisk's third encounter perfectly even though the surroundings don't. Thanks for reminding me of my favorite scene from the book. This week's new drawing will feature Twisk and Sir Jaucinet :)
Posted by Grigbertz on Thu 31 May 2018, 19:07 EDT
Oh, Mirena. Her 'Flying Wings' is one of my favorite-ever pieces. Glad you came back to her.
Posted by gracal (guest) on Sun 27 May 2018, 00:35 EDT
Angel of the airwaves
Listening to her clients, she "recruited" a couple of couriers for her more discreet customers. Per her design the wings are swept back like a driving hawk. The pilots arms are pinned together behind them, backs arched and the body curved so the pointed toes are spread apart and higher than her back. When flying horizontal. Light cargo would be carried in a tail that was plugged in anally. A claw could be inserted vaginally for a more mechanical lock. The tail would also swivel, twist and turn to provide greater aerodynamic stability and greater maneuvreability
Posted by Yumi (guest) on Sat 26 May 2018, 18:57 EDT
serves you right, Twisk
...He took her to a road which skirted the forest. At a crossroads he fashioned a kind of pillory and affixed her to this construction. Over her head he posted a sign: DO WHAT YOU WILL WITH ME and stood back. "Here you stay until three passersby, be they dolts, lickpennies or great earls, have their way with you, and that is the spell I invoke upon you, so that in the future you may choose to be more accommodating to those who accost you beside Tilhilvelly Pond."
- Jack Vance, "Lyonesse"
Posted by nikolai kingsley (guest) on Sat 26 May 2018, 17:40 EDT
