I’m just thinking, he might regret one part of this decision, with it being fall/winter and all. However, putting the details in his painting was probably a lot less painful and much easier this way.
Reminds me of a statue Rodin did of himself that is in our local gallery. He’s middle-aged, fat, and naked. Of course he endowed himself with a large member.
Mad Magazine #226 Oct 1981 – The late Stan Hart (1928-2017) wrote ‘Too Gross for Comfort’, in which Ted’s youngest daughter was going to do a so-called nude photo shoot, however it turns out the pictures were of her hands; the photographer was the one who was naked.
One time a lady I worked with was looking at the bulletin board where we worked on campus. She said she wanted to find something to make a little money for her summer projects. So I pointed out the art department “help wanted” flyer looking for models, “draped and undraped.” I expected a sarcastic retort, but instead, she just stared off into space for several seconds, then said “No, I couldn’t do that.”
I wondered if she was really considering it, or having a flashback to an interesting past episode. Never did find out.
SHAKEDOWNCITY 1 day ago
House of “Whacks”.
C 1 day ago
Posture, posture, erect I say
oldpine52 1 day ago
Thank goodness they both weren’t nude.
Superfrog about 24 hours ago
This is a painting for his big exhibition.
Imagine about 24 hours ago
The people that go to the exhibition of nude art might be disappointed, too. Or they might be relieved.
Dobie Premium Member about 20 hours ago
A lesson in context.
Gent about 20 hours ago
This the second biggest bear butt me is ever see.
pat sandy creator about 19 hours ago
this painting is a good example of his nudism period…
Huckleberry Hiroshima about 19 hours ago
Britney’s changed.
rich creator about 18 hours ago
Plain err. painting
Slowly, he turned... about 18 hours ago
Reminder: it is hard to remove oil paint from body parts.
Gameguy49 Premium Member about 17 hours ago
I have to tell you Mike, that is downright scary!
wirepunchr about 17 hours ago
At least with the painting in the way she couldn’t see his dingle berries !
Egrayjames about 17 hours ago
‘’In a decision he would ultimately regret, he painted Britney in the nude.’’
Saddenedby Premium Member about 17 hours ago
I’m just thinking, he might regret one part of this decision, with it being fall/winter and all. However, putting the details in his painting was probably a lot less painful and much easier this way.
Chris about 16 hours ago
weird… but at least it’s reverse order. :\
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 16 hours ago
He’s a real art buff.
Zebrastripes about 16 hours ago
He had no choice…she refused to take off the robe…he had a deadline…..
lemonbaskt about 15 hours ago
second most disturbing cartoon i seen this week
Dapperdan61 Premium Member about 15 hours ago
Great now I can’t unsee that
FassEddie about 15 hours ago
He don’t have enough paint.
davewhamond creator about 14 hours ago
She couldn’t bare it. She was too clothes-minded.
Buoy about 13 hours ago
She’s got those bedroom slipper eyes.
AndromedaMike about 13 hours ago
Reminds me of a statue Rodin did of himself that is in our local gallery. He’s middle-aged, fat, and naked. Of course he endowed himself with a large member.
cuzinron47 about 13 hours ago
It’s hard to hold a pose when you’re retching.
tony_n_jen2003 about 12 hours ago
I’d like to see Rubens try that one
Katzi428 about 11 hours ago
My eyes!! They’re burning!!!!
Mikeswolvesbane about 10 hours ago
Mad Magazine #226 Oct 1981 – The late Stan Hart (1928-2017) wrote ‘Too Gross for Comfort’, in which Ted’s youngest daughter was going to do a so-called nude photo shoot, however it turns out the pictures were of her hands; the photographer was the one who was naked.
wildlandwaters about 10 hours ago
gee… thanks Mike… now I gotta go wash my eyes out. Maybe vinegar and baking soda will do the trick….
aerilim about 9 hours ago
Is that you Mike ?
gopher gofer about 7 hours ago
the idea came to him in a flash…
Aladar30 Premium Member about 6 hours ago
I think there was a basic misunderstanding.
CleverHans Premium Member about 5 hours ago
One time a lady I worked with was looking at the bulletin board where we worked on campus. She said she wanted to find something to make a little money for her summer projects. So I pointed out the art department “help wanted” flyer looking for models, “draped and undraped.” I expected a sarcastic retort, but instead, she just stared off into space for several seconds, then said “No, I couldn’t do that.”
I wondered if she was really considering it, or having a flashback to an interesting past episode. Never did find out.
parkerinthehouse about 5 hours ago
screeeaamhahahahhaa!