Ever heard the expression “worse things happen at sea?” Well, here they are, happening, at sea. This illustration is reblogged from this 15 March 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. It is Sea Food by Ted Hammond, a Canadian artist who appears to have a splendidly morbid sense of humor. In addition to his DeviantArt site, Hammond’s work is promoted through the Pinup/Cartoon Girls site and at ArtWanted.com.
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This girl-to-robot transformation fantasy is a reminder that the initials A.S.F.R. came from the Usenet newsgroup alt.sex.fetish.robot. Remember Usenet? Remember when .gifs of naked people came as three or five or even seven big blocks of alphanumeric text that you had to stitch together and then decode into a picture? I remember all that. I’m old.
This illustration is reblogged from this this 15 March 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. The illustration there is listed as Robotized girl by an artist named “Aleksecond.” Aleksecond once had a DeviantArt account, but that has been deactivated and reverse images searches, sadly, don’t disclose where if anywhere he or she might have gone to.
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This illustration combines the tube girl and shrunken woman memes, and is rebogged from this 15 March 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. The original illustration title is Seven under Glass by CG artist Mikester65.
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I can’t say that there are too many illustrations known to me that combine washing machines with the theme of erotic mind control, but there is this, reblogged from this 9 March 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. It’s the work of American hobbyist artist creativeguy59.
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These abbreviated young women appear in an illustration reblogged from this 8 March 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. They come from the pen and the imagination of French artist Joël Jurion, a really extraordinary illustrator a sample of whose art you can find at this Masters of Anatomy page. You can follow him on twitter at @JoelJurion and support him at this Tipee page.
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