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A 1957 Kate

Here is one of the recent finds that I have made on a newspaper archive site. It is a rehearsal scene from a 1957 stage production of ‘Kiss me, Kate.” Funny how the director always has to take a hands on approach when it comes to the spanking scene, isn’t it? πŸ˜‰

Over on DeviantArt today I am trying a new style of art. Personally I love the 1950s style of pulp book covers, but I am creating a full image out of them. My new picture today features a young lady getting spanked by her boyfriend’s dad. CLICK THIS LINK to see the new art style I am developing. Personally, I think that it is an awesome creation.

Streetcar Sundays – 177

This image was first posted back in 2013. Back then, of course, the quality of the image was pretty poor. It was fuzzy, with no real definition to it.

As part of my goal to restore old spanking images, I have updated that old 1964 picture, and I have given it new life in 2026. This isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, I understand that, but you always have the option to view my collection of spanking finds on other blogs if you don’t like my current direction. πŸ™‚

Just the other week I told you about my recent batch of newspaper finds, which include new Men Are Like Streetcars spanking pics. I’m still going through them at the moment to see what I am going to create updated images from.

Over on DeviantArt there are numerous users who create new images from pictures found on my blog. I have no problem with that, they can knock themselves out. However, anything new that I find I am going to delay posting. The reason being is that I want to get the first crack at creating new work from my own finds.

So, today you get two images. The brand-spanking new rendition that I created, and underneath that I have shared the original for you to compare it to. It turned out pretty good, right?

Remember to click on the image itself for the full sized version.

My Best Girl

Just this past week I purchased a new newspaper subscription, and so far I have found around 50 new additions for my folders. Now, this doesn’t mean that every single one of these images hasn’t been seen before, because there maybe a few in this recent batch that have been. I discovered many spanking images from multiple plays that I have personally never seen before. It has been quite a productive week already.

I tend to only post spanking images that I personally find, and images that are unique to the spanking community. This explains why other spanking blogs are made up of 25% of material that I have found. πŸ™‚

In the last few days I have seen that someone has already started to post my generated art images over on SpankingTube in the picture galleries. It is what it is, but it does tie in with my initial paragraph, though. Despite all of these wonderful new spanking finds, it may be a while before I start to post them on my blog.

The first thing that I need to do is find out which of the new finds I am going to be able to use to generate art from. Those that I am able to make art from will be moved to the back of the line. I’ll only be able to post those on here once I have uploaded the art version to my DEVIANTART profile. I need to get first dibs on my own work.

Speaking of DeviantArt, I am in it for the long haul. As it stands right now, I have over 200 pieces already created. These are aside from the ones that I have already posted over there, and I pretty much make more each and every day. This means that if I follow my current schedule of posting 3 deviations per week to DeviantArt, I already have enough material to last until the end of July 2027.

Before we get to the image for today, I have also started writing again after a break of a few months. I’m not sure of the exact amount, but I must have written about 300,000 words last year, and I got a little bit burnt out by it.

That isn’t something that I am unhappy about, though. I was glad to get eleven eBooks written in 2025, because it gave me a good nucleus to start my bookshelf with. My goal in 2026 is rather modest by comparison. This year I plan to write four new eBooks.

The first one is already well under way. It currently stands at 8K words at the moment, so it is about a third of the way through. My goal is to have it finished by mid-March, though it will likely be finished long before that date. Right now there is no rush. I will be taking my sweet time with this one.

Right, spanking picture time. This image is not new by any means, however, I do believe that this particular newspaper article might be. What is pleasing is that the photo is pretty clear as well for a nearly 100 year old newspaper.

Despite what I said above, I am sharing this recent find because I don’t think I will be creating any art from it any time soon. Perhaps in the future, but for right now 99% of what I am doing is OTK stuff.

Back Home

This week I have been diving around the newspapers from my hometown. In reality, this was for a personal vanilla project. Thankfully, I was able to find numerous articles and pictures of myself and my family. Well, there were no pictures of my family, but I did find some pictures of myself. I even found an article of my dad in 1970 when he was fined a fiver for defective tires, lol.

However, you ain’t here for my vanilla projects, are you?

During my search I was able to find a new stage spanking, and it was in a theater that I didn’t even know existed. The really funny part is, the theater was on the same intersection where I would go for a curry after a night out pretty much every week.

The location makes sense, though, as this was in the area where the two movie theaters were located, along with the town hall, and close by to McIlroy’s Ballroom where The Beatles played to 360 people before they became famous.

The other stage spanking image from my hometown for ‘The Girl Who Couldn’t Quite,’ took place on the other side of the town center, far away from the entertainment complex.

Now then, let’s start by stating the obvious. The picture is absolute gash. You can’t even see the upper half of the woman, who, by the way, is an actress called Pauline Yates. While I can’t confirm it as we can’t actually see her, this would almost certainly be the same actress who played Leonard Rossiter’s wife, Mrs. Perrin, in ‘The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin.’ Miss Yates also made many other TV appearances. She was a renowned stage actress as well.

So here is the newspaper clipping in all it’s glory. Underneath the image I have included the AI rendered image that I ran, based on the little that AI could see in this really bad clipping. They are not the same, clearly, but it gives you some idea as to what it may have looked like.

Β And here is the artificial attempt to recreate the scene above. At least it got her legs right. πŸ™‚

A 13 Year Hold

Today I clicked on the properties of this image, and it has been sat on my hard drive for 13 years already. Obviously I have no idea where I found it, but this is apparently Ricardo Montalban (from Fantasy Island) spanking some lass at a party. That is how I have the spanking pic labelled anyway. It might not be him, but that is what it said whenever I found it, and Google Gemini confirmed it without any prompting.

A Saintly Spanking

I can’t quite put my finger on it, but I have a feeling that I might have seen something like this before. Roger that, Richard, the Moore you think about it, I’m sure you will work out exactly where you got the Saintly inspiration for this piece.

That’s not all, folks. On DeviantArt I have posted a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT VERSION. The version on DeviantArt features a slightly different pose, and a light blue one-piece instead ofΒ  pink.

Click on the image for the full-sized version.

Remember My Backup Site

Now, more than ever, you should make yourselves aware of my backup spanking blog. The hosting company that I use has just been acquired by a third party.

When the company I am with now acquired the previous company, they grandfathered me in, even though they got rid of all adult content. Who knows if the new company will grandfather me in. RICHARD WINDSOR’S BACKUP BLOG.

Here’s a pic for those of you fed up with the AI-generated images I am doing. Though I do have a pretty good 1950s one up today over on DEVIANTART. You should check it out.

Streetcar Sundays – Special Edition

Did you ever wonder what it might have looked like if you ever saw a performance of ‘Men are like Streetcars’ in person? Well, today I hope to fill your imaginative minds with that possibility.

Using an old Men are like Streetcars spanking image, I sat down at my pc and began to work towards building an AI-generated version of what the scene might look like.

To start with, you have to grab an image that is really poor in quality, one where you can barely see what is going on. It may surprise you, but those types of pictures are much better for creating new work. Just as long as you can see all of the limbs, or at least be able to indicate where the limbs are, your chances of success are much higher.

As always, this image is big, so to see the full-sized version you have to click on the image itself.

If you have the basics down, you can then write the code that you want to create the baseline image. It is always best to get a baseline, and if you like the first generation where you can see the possibilities, you should grab it. It is always best for the AI to modify a pic than it is to get the glory shot in one coded entry.

The reason that I mention this is because when I got the first generation of this pic, half of the man’s jacket was made out of the dress the woman is wearing. My first port of call was to change the color of her dress to something brighter, which then made it easier to direct the AI that the jacket needed to be modified.

There were little knick-knacks that I won’t bore you with, but you have to finetune it, sometimes manually, and this is what I ended up with.

Is it perfect? Absolutely not. When trying to fix it, though, the potential to make it worse is high, so sometimes it is best to accept what you have.

Let me point out the errors in my image today, because you might not notice them otherwise.

Part of the woman’s dress is on her chin, however, that one you can get away with because it also looks like a necklace. The sofa looks decent, right? That is until you notice it has no cushions against the backboard. I have a couch with a wooden backboard, lol.

Finally, most people won’t see this unless I point it out to them, because naturally their eyes are elsewhere. For the second guy in the image, he has one role, to put his hand on the shoulder of the seated man. If you look closely enough, though, his hand is *IN* the shoulder of the seated man. This was a case of better the devil you know, because trying to change limbs is the hardest part of AI.

This was created from a Men are like Streetcars spanking pic, hence why I added it as a Men are like Streetcars entry.

 

What In The World

Part of the fun of working with AI is the ability to find your own personal favorites, and then give them a makeover. My re-worked image today is one such item.

Before we get to that, my DEVIANTART GENERATION TODAY is an old OTK favorite from this website, and it is an image that I personally own having paid $20 for it. The cartooned version of Al Siegel spanking Connie Russell.

To start with, today’s effort was the first piece of mainstream spanking art that I have been trying to create that was rejected. It wasn’t rejected for the spanking, it was rejected because the actor in the image, Bill Owen, is a household name. If you are from America, or do not know so otherwise, Owen played a TV character for years where virtually everyone in the UK knew who he was.

The funny part, though, after the AI chat had explained the whys and wherefores, it followed up by telling me what I should have done to avoid the censor, lol. So I took its advice, and I applied their suggestion on a different account, and this time it worked.

It gave me great pleasure to give a makeover to the lobby card spanking featured in “The Girl Who Couldn’t Quite.” The results of this effort can be seen below, and I think that a stellar job was done.

Hang on, though, this is AI, surely it isn’t prone to mistakes, is it? While I thought that the creation looked wonderful, there is one glaring error in this color rendition of that old lobby card. Can you see what that error is? I bet you a dime to a dollar that you will spot it quickly. Like always, click on the image itself for the full-sized version.

Did you spot it? Did you notice that old Bill seems to be missing something? The AI asked me if I wanted to work to fix it, but I decided no, I’m not going to fix it. In fact, the color really enhances it, eh? I’m pretty sure that you have noticed what’s missing already.

Now then, now that you can see that old Bill is missing something, let me share the original image once more that I have shared on here before. Before I do so, though, let me ask you a question. In the black and white version of this lobby card, did you ever notice before that the item we are missing above, was never there to begin with. Be honest, have you spotted the error previously?

Once I completed the task, and I said to the AI that I had never noticed it before, the AI then shared some of the old movie tricks and tips. It surmised that it was probably a problem area, and the editor said “just get rid of it, nobody is going to notice anyway.”

The color really highlighted what is obvious, once you realize that something is missing. So what do you think guys, do you like today’s effort?