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If anyone wants a Caricature done for the summer, PM me or place photo on this thread. I am going to be out of school in about 5-6 weeks, and I want to get some to work on to hone my skills in that area more. I am not selling them on here, and they are free, but if you want to make a donation, make it to Andrew to help him keep up this fun site.

Things to remember..........

A good photo
Something about the subject .......likes, hobbies, etc.......

Great idea, Ginger. I now live in Missouri and would like to know if you'd accept a picture of me naked, surrounded by farm animals. Don't ask any questions either. Let's just say that the local customs are taking a little getting used to.

Saint John wrote:Great idea, Ginger. I now live in Missouri and would like to know if you'd accept a picture of me naked, surrounded by farm animals. Don't ask any questions either. Let's just say that the local customs are taking a little getting used to.

Yes, if I can strategically place a leaf.


Sheep preferred?

Hey GingerGirl, I'm PMing you one of me and Ian.

artist4perry wrote:

Saint John wrote:Great idea, Ginger. I now live in Missouri and would like to know if you'd accept a picture of me naked, surrounded by farm animals. Don't ask any questions either. Let's just say that the local customs are taking a little getting used to.

Yes, if I can strategically place a leaf.


Sheep preferred?

Are you kidding? A leaf? Dude is hung like a horsefly one tiny pixel should do.

Sorry Saint John, could not help myself

Rich the Sorry Guy

cinkidd wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

Saint John wrote:Great idea, Ginger. I now live in Missouri and would like to know if you'd accept a picture of me naked, surrounded by farm animals. Don't ask any questions either. Let's just say that the local customs are taking a little getting used to.

Yes, if I can strategically place a leaf.


Sheep preferred?

Are you kidding? A leaf? Dude is hung like a horsefly one tiny pixel should do.

Sorry Saint John, could not help myself

Rich the Sorry Guy

I was thinking a palm leaf?

artist4perry wrote:

cinkidd wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

Saint John wrote:Great idea, Ginger. I now live in Missouri and would like to know if you'd accept a picture of me naked, surrounded by farm animals. Don't ask any questions either. Let's just say that the local customs are taking a little getting used to.

Yes, if I can strategically place a leaf.


Sheep preferred?

Are you kidding? A leaf? Dude is hung like a horsefly one tiny pixel should do.

Sorry Saint John, could not help myself

Rich the Sorry Guy

I was thinking a palm leaf?

Shamrock for St Patrick's Day?

Arianddu wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

cinkidd wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

Saint John wrote:Great idea, Ginger. I now live in Missouri and would like to know if you'd accept a picture of me naked, surrounded by farm animals. Don't ask any questions either. Let's just say that the local customs are taking a little getting used to.

Yes, if I can strategically place a leaf.


Sheep preferred?

Are you kidding? A leaf? Dude is hung like a horsefly one tiny pixel should do.

Sorry Saint John, could not help myself

Rich the Sorry Guy

I was thinking a palm leaf?

Shamrock for St Patrick's Day?

That is awful big don't ya think?

The little leaf keeps getting smaller and smaller, he must've sent the photo!!

A blade of grass should cover it.

artist4perry wrote:

Saint John wrote:Great idea, Ginger. I now live in Missouri and would like to know if you'd accept a picture of me naked, surrounded by farm animals. Don't ask any questions either. Let's just say that the local customs are taking a little getting used to.

Yes, if I can strategically place a leaf.

Fun factoid from an art historian tour guide at the Vatican Museum in Rome a couple of years ago. The Vatican Museum has an incredible collection of statuary from all over the world (apparantely early Popes were quite the collectors). Viewpoints about whether or not to display male human statues in all their naked glory have shifted over the years... at one point the curators were instructed to attache fig leaves to the guy parts on the statues. Then the sensibilities shifted again, and the curators were instucted to remove them. Unfortunately, quite a few of the important parts came off with the fig leaves. No one could decide what to do with them, so ... somewhere deep in the storage rooms of the Vatican Museum lies a drawer full of penises.

DrFU wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

Saint John wrote:Great idea, Ginger. I now live in Missouri and would like to know if you'd accept a picture of me naked, surrounded by farm animals. Don't ask any questions either. Let's just say that the local customs are taking a little getting used to.

Yes, if I can strategically place a leaf.

Fun factoid from an art historian tour guide at the Vatican Museum in Rome a couple of years ago. The Vatican Museum has an incredible collection of statuary from all over the world (apparantely early Popes were quite the collectors). Viewpoints about whether or not to display male human statues in all their naked glory have shifted over the years... at one point the curators were instructed to attache fig leaves to the guy parts on the statues. Then the sensibilities shifted again, and the curators were instucted to remove them. Unfortunately, quite a few of the important parts came off with the fig leaves. No one could decide what to do with them, so ... somewhere deep in the storage rooms of the Vatican Museum lies a drawer full of penises.

Bahahahahaha! Fufu you crack me up, some of the factoids you have saved up in that noggin of yours..............

DrFU wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

Saint John wrote:Great idea, Ginger. I now live in Missouri and would like to know if you'd accept a picture of me naked, surrounded by farm animals. Don't ask any questions either. Let's just say that the local customs are taking a little getting used to.

Yes, if I can strategically place a leaf.

Fun factoid from an art historian tour guide at the Vatican Museum in Rome a couple of years ago. The Vatican Museum has an incredible collection of statuary from all over the world (apparantely early Popes were quite the collectors). Viewpoints about whether or not to display male human statues in all their naked glory have shifted over the years... at one point the curators were instructed to attache fig leaves to the guy parts on the statues. Then the sensibilities shifted again, and the curators were instucted to remove them. Unfortunately, quite a few of the important parts came off with the fig leaves. No one could decide what to do with them, so ... somewhere deep in the storage rooms of the Vatican Museum lies a drawer full of penises.

Somebody someday is going to find those and the headlines will read "Ancient Dildos Found. Proof That Prehistoric Sex Shops Existed!"

DrFU wrote: ... somewhere deep in the storage rooms of the Vatican Museum lies a drawer full of penises.

That probably would have been true anyway, artistic censorship issue not withstanding.

DrFU wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

Saint John wrote:Great idea, Ginger. I now live in Missouri and would like to know if you'd accept a picture of me naked, surrounded by farm animals. Don't ask any questions either. Let's just say that the local customs are taking a little getting used to.

Yes, if I can strategically place a leaf.

Fun factoid from an art historian tour guide at the Vatican Museum in Rome a couple of years ago. The Vatican Museum has an incredible collection of statuary from all over the world (apparantely early Popes were quite the collectors). Viewpoints about whether or not to display male human statues in all their naked glory have shifted over the years... at one point the curators were instructed to attache fig leaves to the guy parts on the statues. Then the sensibilities shifted again, and the curators were instucted to remove them. Unfortunately, quite a few of the important parts came off with the fig leaves. No one could decide what to do with them, so ... somewhere deep in the storage rooms of the Vatican Museum lies a drawer full of penises.

This explains the nuns going missing for hours at a time.

Rick wrote:

DrFU wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

Saint John wrote:Great idea, Ginger. I now live in Missouri and would like to know if you'd accept a picture of me naked, surrounded by farm animals. Don't ask any questions either. Let's just say that the local customs are taking a little getting used to.

Yes, if I can strategically place a leaf.

Fun factoid from an art historian tour guide at the Vatican Museum in Rome a couple of years ago. The Vatican Museum has an incredible collection of statuary from all over the world (apparantely early Popes were quite the collectors). Viewpoints about whether or not to display male human statues in all their naked glory have shifted over the years... at one point the curators were instructed to attache fig leaves to the guy parts on the statues. Then the sensibilities shifted again, and the curators were instucted to remove them. Unfortunately, quite a few of the important parts came off with the fig leaves. No one could decide what to do with them, so ... somewhere deep in the storage rooms of the Vatican Museum lies a drawer full of penises.

The explains the nuns going missing for hours at a time.

I shouldn't, but I can't help myself ...

This topic got interesting quick! LOL! That is hysterical!

Did you know the cardinals who first saw the Sistine Chapel ceiling proclaimed it Obscene! Michelangelo said he would not change it, Pope Julius upheld Michelangelo's stance on it, and the nudes remained.

The statue of David is 14 feet tall, so how endowed is David? That might be the question.

There was a time period where nudes were accepted in the Renaissance period, until a very strict monk declared it sacrilege and had the Medici family thrown out. Then he proceed to make people burn their paintings, books, and jewelry. Women who wore makeup once this monk took over, were punished as harlots. Keep in mind under the Medici's (Lorenzo the Magnificent), that knowledge, art, music, philosophy, science and many other schools thrived. Art was power in the Renaissance. He who could purchase art was considered a powerful patron.

artist4perry wrote:
The statue of David is 14 feet tall, so how endowed is David? That might be the question. .

hung like a mushroom.

bluejeangirl76 wrote:

artist4perry wrote:
The statue of David is 14 feet tall, so how endowed is David? That might be the question. .

hung like a mushroom.

I confess ... I focused on the fungus while in Florence ...

You are so talented and so cool to do that thanks

stevew2 wrote:You are so talented and so cool to do that thanks

Thanks! It helps me too, I need the practice!