Just entertain me for a while folks. I will still continue to share the rarities in my collection, but for now my focus remains on my digital art.
Today I present to you not one, not two, but three interpretations of one of the poor quality images in my collection. I have a feeling that you guys are going to love these pics.
To be honest, I didn’t know which one to share on this blog today, so I made a bold decision. I will give you both renditions, almost like you are watching a continued spanking.
The actual scene for these images was undefined when I found the original poor quality image all those years ago, but I believe that it was a sketch in a variety performance. I can’t even look it up anywhere anymore because the book is gone. In the days of the barn dances in the 1950s, though, there would always be a June Carter type person playing the lead female role.
You could always understand the staple of the 1950s variety shows, the mischievous troublemaker causing problems for all of the cast, only to get her comeuppance at the very end. It was a standard trope for plays in the 1950s as well, and I doubt if this scene is any different.
Two things first:
Both are these images are huge, so make sure that you click on each image itself for the full-sized versions of each picture. You will notice that both images are slightly different, including the young lady’s face, but put your minds to it and you can surely see there are two images here for the family scrapbook.
Secondly, if you are ripping my brand-new creations off for your social media platforms, at least point people to where you got them. Apparently the 1950s image in the previous post was snagged the very next day, and someone else got the plaudits for my awesome creation. Knock yourselves out, share them to everyone, they are meant to be seen, but don’t take credit for my work, eh? That’s just bad form.
Personally, I like to think that this is a birthday spanking, but you should know that about me by now. Can you imagine being spanked on stage for your birthday in front of a live audience?
I can almost picture an alternate universe where the director of the show has come out onto the stage, and he announces to the audience that it is Susie’s 21st birthday today. They have hung a huge banner up on the back wall that reads “Happy Birthday Susie.”
Picture this, Susie’s dad is sitting in the front row, and the director of the show has invited him up onto the stage to deliver the birthday spanking himself. I dare say that poor Susie’s blushing expression would look vastly different than it does right now in these two pics. Wouldn’t you agree?
Can you just imagine that scene playing out?
Hang on a minute, didn’t I say in my opening that there were THREE interpretations of this spanking scene today? Why yes, I did, silly me. You don’t mean to tell me that old Windsor has brought the story he has just described to you to life, do you?
The two images above are exclusive to my website, and the whole process took me hours to refine, lol. The third image, the one where Susie’s dad is sitting on the seat, and a far less happier Susie is getting her Paternal birthday spanking in front of the whole world. Okay, an audience of three hundred, but it will feel like the whole world to Susie, that image is exclusive to my DeviantArt page today. Click on my name in the orange link below to visit my workings over there.
RICHARD WINDSOR’S DEVIANTART PROFILE.
I’m afraid I have to do it like this guys, and I’m being transparent. I am trying to build my profile up on DeviantArt, so all the engagement that I can get will help out tremendously.
Over the last couple of days I have created a whole bunch of Grade A gems. To be honest again, you guys are going to be getting the Top Shelf beauties exclusively, but everything that I will be sharing on DeviantArt is also going to be very good stuff as well.
The last image I posted of the 1950s spanked housewife got 10K views, and I am hoping that Susie getting a public spanking from her dad will also reach that number. It can only get there with the help of outside links, comments, and likes (favorites.)
I’m 62 years old, and I am still building my brand. By the way, you will see that my profile is listed as burningbottoms. When I signed up 6 years ago over on DeviantArt, it was purely as a lurker, so the name didn’t matter. Now that I am a contributor, though, I wanted to change my screen name. Unfortunately, I can’t change it, not unless I become a paid member.
Enjoy the photos guys, there is plenty more where that came from…. now why do I think that I have heard those words before somewhere? 😉
All three are great… the ‘arm holding’ is a really nice detail that I only seem to see occasionally. I’ve been having some fun with some old Humorama comics, turning them into full colour illustrations, and I share your thoughts on the effort involved. The last one I shared on my Masto/Bluesky is a “boat captain” 1950s comic, but every attempt got something wrong, and the final version is four images masked together in Photoshop and then lightly retouched! The AI is good – but I know you must still be putting a lot of effort into these! 🙂
Outstanding. I hope you get the credit you deserve. I must just miss when you posted these as the last time I checked these were not there and I have to admit I was checking for them because you have been promoting them for a few days. I love the coloring,the expressions, the otk positioning and I would have loved to have seen these on a show like HEE HAW or in Dogpatch. Great work. I do enjoy them very much. Thanks for all you share and create.Although as far as your brand goes I think you have influenced so many aspects of the spanko scene I cannot think of one you have not tried and mastered ( writer,artist,researcher, actor,producer,collector, party attender,etc) so thank you for your many hats and finding new ways to improve your niche. Have a great day.
Jim
J,
The funny part is, I already know the boat captain cartoon before I even go and look at it. 🙂 I checked out your Mastodon account, you have been on quite the role there. In fact, you might have more creations that I do so far. What I have found is the easiest way to do this, is to get the original base graphic, and then edit it from there. I even engaged AI about it. It is easier to edit an incomplete picture, than it is to overload AI with code to get everything perfect the first time. Another benefit, such as the images I have created in this series, is that the best pictures to work with are the horrendously poor ones. Especially the ones where you can barely make out faces. Just as long as the body structure is visible, you can work around it.
There will be times where you will shout at the screen, things like “Just add the damn sock already,” and legs seem to be the hardest limb of all to edit, which is why you will notice that our young lady today has the same foot pose in all three pics. I consider it a good start, though, we are getting there slowly.
Rich
Jim,
There is still a long way to go because it is like learning a new language. I posted this at 6am, just before I went to bed. My thoughts were that if I waited until I woke up, half the day might have been over by then. Normally I wouldn’t post that early, but I took a chance today. The funny part is, the best images to work with are the ones that are barely visible, and I can’t tell you how many of them I have passed up over the years because they were so bad that they weren’t worth sharing. There is still so much more to learn, though. Right now I can get by with some basic prompts, but you have to be careful because the AI is quick with the reject button. Not that I have had many problems, but I have seen the wagging finger a few times, lol.
Rich
Digital art has ruined the craft of artists in my opinion.
There used to be an artist I followed for many years because of his excellent work. Then he started doing digital art and it has no heart and I no longer follow his work.
The originality of old pictures gives it a sense of realism and a bygone era; while digitally enhanced images make it look like AI slop and takes away the realism of the pic and it comes off as fake.
Not to impugn your work and what you’re doing, but “digital art” is a sad future.
Marshall,
I would never criticize the opinion of someone else who enjoys the artistic side of spanking. As you would have seen in my write-ups, I’m fully aware that not everyone is going to like AI-generated art. In my instance, as will be evidenced in my post today, what I am doing is bringing old photos back to life with a new generation. Naturally, that doesn’t mean that everyone has to like them. In fact, the images in this post right here were built from an old newspaper clipping that was very poor in quality, and as you will notice, I generated 3 different versions once I got the baseline correct. I’ve actually got about 10 different versions of it, but I only posted three.
You are correct, there will likely be a shift in how spanking art is created moving forward. I can’t draw for shit, but I do know basic code where I am able to turn old photographs into new representations. I’m not saying that every artist will do it as some will obviously remain dedicated to their craft. There will be those, though, who will decide that it is a lot easier to create something digitally in half an hour, than it is to spend a whole day and then some making a drawing.
I totally understand where you are coming from, and it a lateral mindset I also have issues with certain styles of spanking craft. The eBooks that I write for example, they will always be self-penned. AI could never really capture the emotion behind spanking because it is different for everyone. So AI will use the Joe Average version, and that will be repeated continuously. AI stories will never really have the depth of a real spanking story.
Spanking videos are another thing where I understand your views on spanking art. Genital videos with a bit of spanking thrown in have ruined the good old spanking video craft in my opinion as well.
It will be interesting to see how much of a swing that Digital Spanking Art takes, but I fear that the art may slowly begin to dwindle in favor of AI generated producers. The stalwarts will remain, but much like spanking blogs, once we are gone there won’t be anyone left to replace us. It all depends on the artist as to whether they are going to remain true to the craft, or if they are going to immerse themselves in the new direction.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your opinion.
Rich.