Off with the panties
8 Feb
The very first time with someone has so many special moments.
It doesn’t matter if I have known the girl ten minutes or a year… if I have never had sex with her she has special magic to offer up for that very first time.
One of those special moments is when she takes off her panties.
The first time she takes off the panties is special because it is like finding the golden ticket to her magic candy land.
A woman doesn’t take them off unless she is ready.
Or at least it has been my experience that when the panties come down it is the go ahead.
The gonna happen signal.
“Read or not, here we go!”
So I love it.
It is a beautiful thing.

So… another tiny painting.
I’ve done a lot of these now. Most suck and piss me off.
The 8″x10″ thing ain’t working. Out of stubbornness I must continue to paint these tiny things, but I shall confess… I moved up to 9″x12″ sized canvases.
The one above is 8″x10″, but for my sanity I moved up just a tad. 9″x12″ is still freaky small for me and causes me brain cramps, but not as bad as the 8″x10″.
My wife is still not happy though. She says “Honey, you just can’t paint small.” and then she says “Your small painting just don’t look that good.”
Yup, stuff like that.
I agree, but I’m stubborn.
EXAMPLE:
Above painting looks good at a glance (maybe) then you notice that the left side of the figures upper arm/shoulder area is kinda bulging.
I scraped that off and made it perfectly proportional… but then the balance of the overall image seemed off. My composition was F’d extreme from just that little bit of fixing.
The overall balance is much more important to me than my subject matter so I put the bulging area back in.
I thought about twisting the torso a tad… but “It’s an 8″x10″ painting!”
How much time can be spent on something like this?
I’m giving myself a 3 hour max now from sketching to completion, including alterations.
I’ve realized that without time constraints I could waste away a whole day doing something that should just be left alone. I am flawed, paintings are flawed, life is flawed, and life is art.




















