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In keeping with my new fashion to just ink the artwork in the computer and put it into my DA deviations folder (vice a suggestive sketch), here is the latest that I finished last night.

While not entirely fair to show this to you, it is still a great scene from the Pantyhose in Wonderland saga. Why isn't it fair? Because this is a scene from chapter 7 which hasn't been released to the web yet... if you'd like it, or any of the PIW chapters emailed, please send me a note with a known good email contact (kept confidential of course) and they'll be yours.

To highlight the scene, this was my little homage back to chapter two (via the golden saddle) where Alice, in a Wizard of Oz setting (her mary jane shoes will be ruby slippers when colored) is oiling the Tin Woodswoman. Though instead of having an oil can, Alice has to find some other means of lubrication to help un-seize the poor silver sentinel. There is a 'tool' in the story that explains it a bit better, but notice the splash of climax to highlight the intent.

Colors will follow in time.

Description
In keeping with my new fashion to just ink the artwork in the computer and put it into my DA deviations folder (vice a suggestive sketch), here is the latest that I finished last night.

While not entirely fair to show this to you, it is still a great scene from the Pantyhose in Wonderland saga. Why isn't it fair? Because this is a scene from chapter 7 which hasn't been released to the web yet... if you'd like it, or any of the PIW chapters emailed, please send me a note with a known good email contact (kept confidential of course) and they'll be yours.

To highlight the scene, this was my little homage back to chapter two (via the golden saddle) where Alice, in a Wizard of Oz setting (her mary jane shoes will be ruby slippers when colored) is oiling the Tin Woodswoman. Though instead of having an oil can, Alice has to find some other means of lubrication to help un-seize the poor silver sentinel. There is a 'tool' in the story that explains it a bit better, but notice the splash of climax to highlight the intent.

Colors will follow in time.