They are the fabulously talented and hardworking artists Lucy Knisley and Nora Renick-Rinehart portraying the Saints of Creativity and Cats.
See more detail shots over on my blog :)
Hey guys! My super awesome friend Lucy Knisley is a finalist in this contest and if she wins she gets to have SO MANY SHOES.
If you like this illustration and you like the idea of Lucy wearing the fanciest of shoes, might I direct your voting clicks towards the Fluevog Shoes Contest? There’s only a couple days left and you can vote once a day :)
Sexy Times poster back in stock!
-36″ × 24″
-Giclée Print (Graphix Presentation Matte 50lb paper —feels velvety!)
-Signed by Erika Moen
-Ships rolled
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Over the course of four days, depraved cartoonists Lucy Knisley (French Milk) and Erika Moen (DAR!) drew a pornscape on a giant (41″ × 26″) piece of watercolor paper.
The goal was to depict every sexual act they could imagine (minus pooping and vomiting, though no disrespect is intended. They just didn’t wanna draw that). They started at opposite corners and would draw until ready to switch places. When it came time to ink, they fill up an entire section, regardless of whose pencil lines they were going over. Their styles meshed naturally and the result is a seamless sea of happy people gettin’ it on.
NOTE: Watermark DOES NOT appear on actual poster.
(In my video post I mentioned having copies of the Sexy Times poster for sale at my talk)
Weeeeeell, yes it is back in print but, as you noticed, it is not restocked in my store yet <:)
That is because I HAVE the posters at my studio, but I’m still waiting for these plastic wraps to arrive before I make them available. See, I’ve got the mailing tubes, but I like to encase all my products in plastic just in case they get left in a puddle*, so even if the packaging gets soaked, the product inside will still be nice and dry.
*(Which HAS happened in the past. Fortunately, the original painting inside was not damaged because I send out all my orders inside plastic baggies, for just such an emergency!)
I should be getting the plastic liners in a few more days!
Don’t worry, I will let you all know when the Sexy Times poster is back ;)
What IS this “Sexy Times” poster of which I speak?
Why, only the most glorious landscape of porn you’ve ever seen!
In 2009, over the course of four days, depraved cartoonists Lucy Knisley (French Milk) and Erika Moen (DAR!) drew a porn-landscape on a giant (41″ × 26″) piece of watercolor paper. The goal was to depict every sexual act they could imagine (minus pooping and vomiting, though no disrespect is intended. They just didn’t wanna draw that). They started at opposite corners and would draw until ready to switch places. When it came time to ink, they fill up an entire section, regardless of whose pencil lines they were going over. Their styles meshed naturally and the result is a seamless sea of happy people gettin’ it on.
A summary of the Harry Potter series in 14 visual lines (by Lucy Knisley) (via rinbot)
She’s released print-ready files of this illustration on her blog! If people enjoy her work, it’s cool to throw a buck or two her way as a tip too ;)
I posted a photo of me in my awesome new hat with a description bemoaning the fact that Lucy Knisley and I did not get photos together of our matching hats and then SHE created that masterpiece you see above.
I just wanted to give you guys an example of why I like Lucy.
PHEW! Juuuuust finished my enormous TCAF report! Read on to see a million Canadian photos and learn about my Disease of Lust!
Here is the first post on my travels from last week! This covers the 24 hours Dylan and I spent in Chicago to meet up with Lucy.
The Sexy Times poster returns after almost two years being out of print! See Full Size, since the picture above is tiny.
Over the course of four days, depraved cartoonists Lucy Knisley (French Milk) and Erika Moen (DAR!) drew a porn-landscape on a giant (41″ × 26″) piece of watercolor paper.
The goal was to depict every sexual act they could imagine (minus pooping and vomiting, though no disrespect is intended. They just didn’t wanna draw that). They started at opposite corners and would draw until ready to switch places. When it came time to ink, they fill up an entire section, regardless of whose pencil lines they were going over. Their styles meshed naturally and the result is a seamless sea of happy people gettin’ it on.
For this second printing, I re-colored the poster to the sorbet tones you see above and have printed only 55 Giclée prints, measuring 36″ × 24”. The first printing sold out almost instantaneously, so here is a second chance for all you perverts who missed out the first time around.
A live-art painting I did at an event last weekend to benefit www.abolishslavery.org/
The original was auctioned off for the charity, but prints of the painting will be available soon!
Hands up if you love La Knisley!
EDIT: Buy a print!
