I’ve featured Catwoman in the past (here and here for example), and now here’s another of Batman’s female foes, Poison Ivy. I’m no expert on the Batman backstory, but according to her wikipedia page she’s a powerful villainess who prefers to kill her enemies with a poisonous kiss. As a fan of blending the sensuous with the sadistic I kind of like that. Much better than riddles or freeze rays.
This image is by the Italian artist Gabriele Dell’Otto. In a nice kinky crossover the original Poison Ivy was apparently modeled on fetish star Bettie Page. This rendering doesn’t really carry that across, but it’s still a very beautiful sexy image.
I found this via the XombieDIRGE tumblr.
Man, I was a pre-adolescent when the Batman TV series was on, and believe me, Eartha Kitt and Julie Newmar had quite a bit to do with shaping my, er, development.
Yup. I am going to have to agree with Tom. Not sure I would have developed into the pervert I am today without those early influences. Julie Newmar in particular left quite an impression on my young psyche…
Hello! I am really curious to know whether someone has ever come across (no pun intended) a truly amazing wooden chair/bench/transformable unit that certainly looks like it is handmade but of beautiful quality – I assumed at the time when I saw a whole bunch of pictures of it with a woman in some of the possible different positions that it might be something available to purchase.
It was just one of many series on some site I was perusing, and it is the only time I’ve seen anything like it. As I recall the photo session seemed to be in a second floor workshop or larger space, lots of light, a lovely room but with other things around as well I believe. The woman often looked straight at the camera with a half smile on her face, as if – perhaps – she was either the designer or more likely the girl-friend of the person who had built this thing and was proudly showing it off.
As I say, the thing was very adaptable to many different positions and situations, but had curves and real style to it, not the usual plain, square edges and utilitarian geometric shapes one usually finds…
mostly looked like blond, high grade plywood, barely stained as I recall, and nicely finished. If anyone know of or comes across this, I would LOVE to know!!!
Thank you!