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Otomo Katsuhiro and NoBrow for Commes des Garcons.

The DC Romance Art Of Liz Berube

some Black and White Guido Crepax artwork.

An excellent compilation of a truly great artist. It is disappointing how much Guido Crepax is ignored by international audiences, because to me, he’s one of the greatest erotica artists that has ever lived, full period. His Valentina is not only a beautifully designed character, but the frame and sequence composition is so imaginative, symbolic and artistically important I can’t believe his work has never been translated fully for foreign markets.

Furthermore, from a narrative point of view, his work is inherently female-centric and that’s such a nice change of pace from your average erotic comic (see Manara’s work, which, while great, has some serious problems in that sense). His eroticism is for male consumption, but it’s seen through a feminine lens that makes it enjoyable for women too: the female pleasure is always the protagonist, the female form depicted with reverence.

You can find some of his work translated in English in old Heavy Metal issues, but personally, if I had any sway in the comic industry, I’d push for a remastered translated collection of his works.

L’Officiel Hommes China “The Professional” Editorial

more commissions by Kevin Wada.

I love the way he does fashion redesigns of comic book characters in outfits from different time periods. beautiful work.

This drawing was a kind of test for a clothing brand. I didn’t get the job. (en Palma De Mallorca, Spain)

From the October 3, 1949 issue of LIFE magazine - Fashion Extremes—Here are 10 of the most startling in 1949. The original caption for this image: “FULLEST SKIRT is a rose-decked steel-gray Traina-Norell gown in newly popular chiffon. From a 22-inch waist it spreads to a 40-yard circumference.” (Nina Leen—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #fashionfriday #NinaLeen #1940s

Otomo Katsuhiro and NoBrow for Comme des Garçons.

Eyeball dress, 1945.

artwork by Bob Peak.

Alexander McQueen released a pair of heels that were designed as an homage to the Xenomorph design work of H.R. Giger.

KevinWada.Tumblr.com shakes his little art on the catwalk. yeah, on the catwalk. he shakes his little art on the catwalk. it is the stuff of models, do you know what I mean? (he is too sexy for this art).

Kevin Wada is on top of the World with his X-Men Fashion.