Bunny Time

 Mmmmm, bunnies....and it's way past Easter.

Another awesome work file (feat. Crystal) from the G-Man's "The Tale of Kiki Possible".

Original Art by Gagala

Oil'er Up

Fill'er up, check her undercarriage, and pull my dip stick....she's about a quart low.

Original Sketch by Linno

Commissioned by DarkVigilante

Colors by Phillipthe2

Peg

To quote the original artist: "Undeniably headstrong, and equipped with a can that would make even J-Lo blush....a classic, curvaceous member of the Goof Troop roster, who truly puts the "Spoon" in Spoonerville."

Yeah, I'd say that sums her up quite nicely.

Original Sketch by Muffin Tin

Requested Colors by DarkVigilante

Colors by Phillipthe2

Random Acts of Photography

 A little site-seeing on the way to a funeral last week.

The USS Alabama (BB-60) saw service in the Pacific theater during WWII, decommissioned in1947, is on display at Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile, Alabama since 1964.  She did not lose a single man and never incurred any damage due to enemy action, thus earning it the nickname the "Lucky A".

Back on the '70s my Grandfather was one of the chief designers in a major civil engineering company based in Mobile.  If you've ever driven down I-10 in Mobile and gone through the George Wallace Tunnel...yeah, he designed that.  After the tunnels construction one of his jobs was to do routine inspections of it's inner workings.  Unheard of in this ("safety Nazi") day and age, he'd often take me along with him.  Believe you me, there's a lot more to it than just a what you see...while whizzing through it at 60mph.

At any rate, Grandad was also friends with one of the USS Alabama's historian / curators...they worked for the same engineering company.  The typical tourist can only see so much of the old battle wagon and most of it's engineering spaces are off limits...unless you know the right people.  Grandad and I got several unrestricted / off-hour / guided tours back in the late '70s and early '80s.  Ever sat on the propeller shaft of a 680 foot long, 39,000 ton WWII era battleship?  I have.

Buggin' Me Out

No rhyme nor reason to it...just a little follow-up (of sorts) to the 1.2 million one...

CREEPIEST....THREE-WAY....EVER !!

Original Art by Tapdon

Edits by Phillipthe2