Greetings, Art Monkeys!
How was your Easter? I hope you had fun and got to spend time with your family. Of course, we here at Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School hate our families and will make any excuse not to spend time with them. So it was that we spent our Easter hosting a session with model Kat Mon Dieu. It was a properly respectful and religious session - the model's last name even means God! There's no way we're going to hell for this. Kate Black photographed.
Greetings, Art Monkeys!
We all know that when the traffic light is green you go. Customarily, it will then turn yellow, prompting you to slam on the accelerator, and if you don't make it in time, it will then turn red, signaling you to stop. What do you do, though, if the light turns green twice? Why, you Go-Go, of course! And all of you who are tired of the stop-stopping in your life are in luck, because at Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School, we have Go-Go Amy posing! Kate Black photographed.
Hello, art monkeys!
Here at Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School, we encourage artists to experiment with all sorts of media. We have had paints, inks, charcoal, crayons, iPads, and yet one medium remained conspicuously absent. Where were the sculptors? Where were the dedicated artisans bringing their big chunks of granite to carve into life-size representations of the model? This had plagued us for years, until we finally took it upon ourselves to do the hard work for you and to provide our own statue in the form of model Dante Posh. Kate Black took photographs.
Hello, Art Monkeys.
Our Art Star series of sessions paying tribute to our superfamous artist friends continued with Ben Templesmith and our salute to his Erotica Tentacular, Squidgirls. As we all know, the love between woman and squid is often a taboo subject. There has been a seething enmity between human and squid for countless generations, and it is nice every once in a while to see them come together to create something beautiful. Our models for the session were the always delightful Delyssia LaChatte and Madame Rosebud. Kate Black's pictures follow:
Bonsoir, mes amants.
I know what you're thinking - Why am I talking like Batroc the Leaper? It is in honour of our recent session where we paid tribute to Jeanne-Françoise Julie Adélaïde Bernard Récamier who, when lost and stranded in the Alps, could survive for weeks by living on her middle names. I know, I know - Something French? At Dr. Sketchy's? What are the odds? The next thing you know, we'll be making reference to Victorian England. This time, though, the theme suited the model - none other than author/seductress Arden Leigh (whose book The New Rules of Attraction is available now!). If there's anything that the French are known for,
Yippee-ki-yay, Art Monkeys.
Not too long ago, a certain rip-snorting, two-fisted cuss by the name of Stormy Leather rolled into town, which is good, because if she had more than two fists, that might have been cause for concern. I don't know where she came from and she wouldn't give me her home phone number but dang it if she didn't shake things up a might and do a bit of heart-rustling. Kate Black took photographs.
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