Alien1452
It seems only fitting that tantalizingly twisted visions should emanate from an enigmatic artist known only as Alien1452. It cannot be said that all of his characters are otherworldly oddities, yet even his mere mortals are strangely exotic and enticing. Regardless, most of the enigmatic Mr. 1452′s figures are far beyond the pale: Biomechanical beauties and steely sweeties abound.
Even if your tastes are somewhat more terrestrial, there are still plenty of seductive specimens …read more
Posted on Wednesday, October 17th, 2007 by Jeff 3 Comments »
Charlie Morrow’s Valcadia
As our world grows ever smaller, and far-flung cultures become more accessible than our neighbor next door, it is inevitable that exciting new artistic fusions will arise. Charlie Morrow’s alluring anthropomorphs and lithesome ladies exemplify this visual evolution. They are born of an intermingling of artistic stylings of eastern and western origin, as well as a few more modern flourishes and fetishes. …read more
Posted on Friday, September 14th, 2007 by Jeff 2 Comments »
Tazio “Sunamori” Bettin
What single exceptional trait do settings in feudal Japan, colonized space, and ancient ruins share? Lean, muscular and incredibly dangerous women, if Tazio Bettin is to be believed. He presents an enticing and beautifully-formed argument, through the power of his sensual works of character art.
These lethal ladies are at once serene and passionate in their pursuits, which usually involve a …read more
Posted on Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007 by Jeff 1 Comment »
Reinaldo “Reiq” Quintero
The older aficionados among us will remember when anime only was a product of Japan. Should anyone still be clutching to this horribly dated misconception, a brief sample of Reinaldo Quintero‘s stunning work will quickly end all doubt that anime is truly a global movement. His luscious ladies, marvelous monsters, and amorous androids are among the most enticing eastern-styled cartoon figures created to date.
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Posted on Thursday, June 7th, 2007 by Jeff 4 Comments »
