Colour version hopefully en route, and I've asked Amorim to do his style to this.

Love seeing pretty girls bound and gagged wearing military uniform. So I though I'd post some of my favourites here: Royal Navy Sailor School was a huge favourite,as I love looking at the many pretty girls,of whom I always dream of seeing them bound and gagged in certain uniforms. Above is Recruit Choptham,who was also one of my huge favourite girls in the show.Hailing from Thailand, she always had a smile on her face, and she'll be appearing in my future art projects. Must admit though, I didn't like the uniform she was wearing in this picture.  Unfortunately, I can't post the full video here,but I enjoyed it.

I really like this artist from Italy, and he's done me a couple of excellent pictures. It's always good to meet a fellow fan of pretty damsels in distress,who is especially good at drawing these girls tightly bound and gagged. 

 Inspired by the 2018 film:The Meg,with our hero:Jason Statham rescuing many a pretty damsel, from being on the menu of a giant man-eating shark.I actually didn't think I would like it,but I ended up loving it.Loads of action in it,and our hero is well worth the money.  The only slight disappointment I had,was that they writers didn't include any scenes for the girls to be bound and gagged by the baddies. Even in the sequel, I don't think there was nothing. Very,very disappointing again.  This was done for me by Neon Ninja,in which I asked him to draw Li Bingbing, Sophie Cia and Ruby Rose to be the damsels. It didn't quite come out the way I wanted it,but at the same time, I still like it.  More to come from this artist,although I'm slowly starting to move away from him now.

  I'm currently enjoying this artist from Mexico. He's really good, and as really nice bloke too.Much better than some of the horrible scumbags I've still got to endure.  Anyway, I'm looking forward to the next project with him.

I really enjoyed watching this show from the 80's. It was fantastic:An action-adventure show running from 1983-87. It told the exploits of a wrongly convicted team of Special Forces soldiers, who escaped from prison and fought for the good guys.  There was so much to enjoy in it.Every time they'd get caught by the bad guys, they'd always figure a way out to escape,and as they were usually locked up in a garage with scrap metal, they would transform that into weapons. They'd always save the pretty damsels in distress too,although full treatment scenes for these pretty actresses weren't really done.At best,I can only recall a couple of minor scenes, which was a massive disappointment for me personally.  Later in the show, they added a new female character to join the team:Melinda Culea, who played journalist Amy.I liked her,and he character too.Amy fought for the good guys, and I think there were some moments where she was being held hostage, although sadly, Melinda n...

 Very pleased to show my first commission from a new artist.  Hope to get more from him in the future. 

  I liked this picture from the Deviant Art website, showing the late Audrey Hepburn on left,and the lovely Mila Kunis on the right.  Audrey passed on many years ago, and I've read a little about her, especially when she was young when WW2 was raging.Audrey was very brave,carrying secret messages on her to the Dutch Resistance. To the best of my knowledge, she was never caught. Audrey proved herself to be an excellent actress when the war finished. I can still remember the film:Wait until Dark. In that,Audrey plays a blind woman living at home,when sinister criminals come to her house, intent on obtaining a doll filled with heroin. It's quite a good physiological thriller, and Audrey played her character very well. ++ With Mila Kunis,who is one of the prettiest actresses I've seen,she hasn't performed enough full treatment scenes. I was actually quite surprised she was in a tv show when she's gagged, although sadly not tied up.I think it was called True Blood. It wa...

Being a fan of the Armed Forces,I'm always on the hunt to watch any new stuff,and there's been some really good shows I've seen. Sailor:1976. The earliest one I can recall was Sailor,which was from the 70's. I loved it.There's not any full episodes I can find as yet,but will keep looking for them.  ++ HMS Brilliant: One of my favourite military documentaries. It was brilliant, no pun intended.  ++ Royal Navy Sailor School: Must admit I haven't watched a full episode of the show,but I have enjoyed what I've seen so far.