This meticulously drawn, wacky, neo pinup was created by the phenomenal Brian M. Viveros. Dark femme fatals with bondage gear and random accessories are the name of the game, and the results, as seen here, are stunning. I couldn’t help but compare with Jaime Hewlette’s Tank Girl, of which I’m a huge fan, so this is double fun for me, and I hope for you, too.


















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Just for you, a huge voice on a small woman. The magnificent Lorrie Collins, doing her Rockabilly thang:

by Yifat Shaik






Sexy female pin ups have been part of the Sci-Fi fantasy genre since it’s creation. Monthly magazine in the 30’s 40’s and 50’s feathered sexy half dressed woman on their covers, usually fighting some sort of horrible monster.

For most of the 20th century, the sci-fi fantasy genre was male dominated, and female roles were usually confined to the generic female roles- the sexy babe or the damsel in distress. While Tolkien and Asimov had some more feminist female roles- like Eowyn and Dr. Susan Calvin, those characters where few and far in between. Most female characters where for show, the love interest of the brave male hero, the sexy temptress etc.

The marvelous fantasy artist, Jessica Oyhenart (a.k.a “tattereddreams”), has created these two brilliant fairy tale pinups. Though she only directly mentions “Masquerade Ball - Alice” (left) as inspired by Alice in Wonderland, I thought “Autumn” (right) alludes to Little Red Riding Hood. Could make for a wonderful neo pinup series...








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For all you vintage craftspeople and vintage appreciators, I bring you the highly creative A Dress A Day blog. Almost every day an astonishingly creative retro dress is uploaded and you can just sit in awe and salivate. If you’re an active vintage wear creator, I also recommend checking out the fabulous links on the sidebar.
















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