Illustrator Stephen Langmead has created a set of female superhero pinups, based on the classic pinup style, and the appearance of these superheroines in comic books. Staying true to the vintage pinup appeal, the artist has used the appearance and costume of the characters from their first appearance, and added makeup and a bit of style that suits vintage pinups.
Inspired by classic retro pin-ups, photographer Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz mixed the traditional style with modern high-speed photography to create Milky PinUps. These modern shots imitate the look and feel of the classics, with the difference that the models are “wearing” milk rather than clothes. For those interested in the process, Wieczorkiewicz is offering workshops later this year in Switzerland and Australia. The pinups calender will be available in November this year.
Star Wars themed pinup style illustrations by Dominic-Marco converted well known male characters into cute females, and then gave them the pinup touch. Are dudes supposed to find Boba Fett hot?
We’d wager Disney Princesses have seen more mashups and art-style variations in recent memory than any other franchise or group. This time around, we get to see the princesses in the style of famous artist Alphonse Mucha. These illustrations are the work of artist Hannah-Alexander. Prints available on Society6.
Popular ladies in gaming and comics hardly ever get to wear any clothes. Las Vegas based Canadian comic book artist Jamie Tyndall apparently developed the concept to give several female characters a pinup makeover. So here they are, making seductive poses, armed to the teeth and wearing little clothes. This set has Wonder Woman, and a generous serving of Zenescope Covers for Grimm Fairy Tales, Myths and Legend and Call of Wonderland Series.
Pin-ups might not be as popular as they once were, but they sure haven’t lost their charm. Checkout these beautiful pin-ups by photographer Carlo Pieroni.
Pinups by DeviantARTist Jessica Oyhenart-Ball aka tattereddreams introduce some imaginary and some well known characters to the world of sexy.
It is very nearly raining pinups these days, we’ve seen quite a few of them recently. The latest comes from the Etsy shop of Maria Danalakis, who has created several pin-up illustrations, the most noticeable in the set being those that feature some well known characters. We’ll say the retro styling and theme seems to work beautifully for the set.
Superheroines could trump superheroes any given day, simply by virtue of having the talent to pose for pinup photographs. These illustrations by Thom Chiaramonte of Third Rail Design Lab show famous superheroines in pinup styles, all without giving up their heroic looks. Though Wilma seems to have undergone quite a makeover for the set.