A Classic - Now in Color :)

[Doctor Spooky]

I was going through my archive and ran across this. A while back someone had made a whole series of images framing other peoples artwork with humorous captions. This one's a favorite of mine and I have'nt seen it anywhere for awile.

The original artwork (by BAC I think) was real grainy so I polished it up and colorized it.



Doc Spooky

 

[Celtic_Emperor]

Yes, that is one of BAC's. Good work.

 

[PrincessAshley]

Nice picture🙂

 

[Rgevskiy]

Nice!

 

[Sexicana]

Thats me in the blue dress doing the tickling and thats PrincessAshley all tied up being tickled...ha ha

 

[milagros317]

Nice drawing. 😀

 

[stampstock]

The interesting thing about that drawing...

is the way it's been altered in later versions. It originally started as a circus piece, with the lady in bondage having been tied by a single female. The application of honey is the same, but there were two other cats, flanking her at the ready, and a 'circus payroll theft' was the theme. If she would only tell the lady where she hid the money, the girl could "avoid such titillating torture. Very well, Time for din din, kittys, lick the honey." It was a cool piece, the moment just beforehand, and you knew the tickling was coming from three directions. Another BAC masterpiece.

 

[rajee]

😀 Great job. 😀

 

[Ayla ny]

Re: The interesting thing about that drawing...

is the way it's been altered in later versions. It originally started as a circus piece, with the lady in bondage having been tied by a single female. The application of honey is the same, but there were two other cats, flanking her at the ready, and a 'circus payroll theft' was the theme. If she would only tell the lady where she hid the money, the girl could "avoid such titillating torture. Very well, Time for din din, kittys, lick the honey." It was a cool piece, the moment just beforehand, and you knew the tickling was coming from three directions. Another BAC masterpiece.

I never saw the original… but I like both scenarios. some very real talent. I’m just glad that he was into tickling.

 

[R. Davis]

BAC does great work!

 

[grippedchimp]

I don't think I need to say to anyone that BAC has had a massive influence on tickling artists around. His skills and the situations he draws are just the stuff of legend.

On the subject, I found out at the UK Tickling Gathering that BAC passed away some time ago. Dunno how long ago, but I suppose those at MTJ would know...