.It turns out that the nuns who run Mary Magdalene college do not take kindly to unsupervised frolics taking place on their real estate and resolve to deal with Willie and Rayna but good.
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Willie & Rayna Dungeon Sequence II by KristinF and commissioned by Dr. Faustus of EroticMadScience.com is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.)
Today we begin a new four-illustration bespoke art sequence, done in 3D by artist KristinF. Kristin has illustrated the first of Willie’s many sexual misadventures from Progress in Research.
Lord Byron, in Don Juan, describes part of the education provided for young Juan by his widowed mother thus:
Sagest of women, even of widows, she
Resolved that Juan should be quite a paragon,
And worthy of the noblest pedigree
(His sire was of Castile, his dam from Aragon):
Then for accomplishments of chivalry,
In case our lord the king should go to war again,
He learn’d the arts of riding, fencing, gunnery,
And how to scale a fortress—or a nunnery.
Education and the world having may moved on from the romantic by-gone days of chivalry, but young men are just as pecker-directed as ever. Willie (with a little help from his gadgeteer genius friend Aloysius, manages to make a late-night break-in to adjacent claustrated Catholic girls college Mary Magdalene not by scaling its walls by by breaking into its steam tunnel system.
Aloysius (perhaps sensibly) declines to accompany Willie on his tour of the girls shower room and pool. Too bad perhaps, as Willie discovers adventurous young Rayna out for what had up to then been a solo late-night skinny dip.
Frolics ensue — and trouble lurks!
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Willie & Rayna Dungeon Sequence I by KristinF and commissioned by Dr. Faustus of EroticMadScience.com is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.)
A little while back I enjoyed a pleasant exchange with blogger and FHM Philippines model Asian Dyna when she left a comment here at Erotic Mad Science. As so much of my correspondence does, it left off with my petition “…and if you ever do something mad science, do let me know.”
Well, whaddya know. Just today:
Hot damn! What’s especially appealing here (above and beyond Dyna herself, of course) is that not only has she successfully played into the Frankenstein legend, but she’s used the placement of the metal hoops to achieve an appealing implied nudity effect more usually associated with the tube girl meme.
I’m touched…so let me encourage you all to surf over to Dyna’s site and show her some blog love. Which, given her fetching original content, shouldn’t be hard.
Here is an advertising poster for what I believe was a dance performance.
It was in 2005 as part of something called “The Moral Values Festival,” and while the post is mad-science-y enough to merit a mention here, the description of the play makes it even more so.
This is High School, USA: tough classes, changing bodies, complicated relationships… Teenage life is hard enough without mad-scientist guidance counselors and twisted brain-switching experiments! Chock full of Fifties music, slapstick ballet and raging hormones, “The Perfect Girl” is the latest installment in the acclaimed Bizarre Science Fantasy dance-theatre series.
Brain-switching experiments and raging hormones? Well, I’d have bought a ticket.
I was a little curious about the image provenance and a little nosing about provided what I think was one of the sources, from the ever -helpful i09.com .
Piercing the unknown? I’d buy a ticket to that, too. As for the use of the poster? More evidence, as if any were ever really needed, that everything really is a remix.
This splendid steampunk-inspired illustration has lots of interesting things in tubes (or at least globes) but here the girl mad scientist seems to be in charge of the tubes.
You can click through for slightly larger to see the amazing detail. The girl’s left arm suggests the occupational hazards of mad science. Found in a gallery here.
This one is good: where to start? Mad lab? Check. Created woman? Check. Electric girl? Check. Interesting electrical effect with nipples that we’ve seen before? Check.
Found at artist Benjamin Hall’s site. Hall’s current project sounds very cool indeed, a follow-on comic to Roger Corman’s Humanoids from the Deep. Dude, I am so there — this one will go to the top of my acquisitions list when it appears.
Although it might be high fantasy rather than mad science, it is nonetheless a privilege and a pleasure to be able to announce that Lucy Fidelis, who drew the first micro-comic ever to appear here at Erotic Mad Science, Shrinking Stacey, is now launching a new webcomic of her own, Adventure to Nowhere, with new updates available in English and Portuguese ever Friday. It will be a fine chance for all of us to enjoy new installments of Lucy’s appealing style.
I’ll be tuning in to support Lucy in her new venture and hope that many of you readers will too. Click on the image (or title) above to get to Lucy’s new site.
Sniffing about on the on the web lately for mad-lab material, I discovered that at the Philippines edition of the lad-mag FHM there is (or at least recently was) a sex-and-relationships column which had the title “Paloma’s Mad Lab.” (Sex and relationships being, I guess, the sort of thing that it would take a mad scientist to sort out. I like that.) I won’t pretend to evaluate the information and advice contained therein (you can see samples for yourself here and here), but I must say they included some fetching imagery along with the column.
It’s suggestive of being surrounded by energy or transforming matter, which is mad-science enough for me.
Following on yesterday’s real machine, an animated one, rather more dramatic.
The hovering ‘bot with the syringe gives it a real mad science flavor. Found here.
The fact that this…thing is a real machine gives it a mad science flavor.
It’s a means for taking oral x-rays, apparently. Found in this post at the cool blog I’ve Had Dreams Like That.