Do men pinup artists draw differently than women pinup artists? It’s the battle of the sexes!

It had to be asked- you know it and I know it. It’s so basic to the art-form, it just couldn’t be ignored. Pinup art is about the way an artist perceives sex and women, so there are bound to be differences. Let’s observe, together, the differences and similarities between men and women pinup artists.

A Little History

Traditionally, not many women artists are historically documented. Women rights are such a new concept, that sometimes I wonder how we got so far, in such a short time span. Historically, it was World War II that launched women into the work-place, in America, and they had their hand in every field of expertise and occupation.

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Sexy astronauts, alluring aliens, and sassy space warriors are a mainstay in pinup culture. Taking erotic fantasy out of this world.

Jules Verne's 1865 novel From the Earth to the Moon captured many people’s imagination, all around the world. But it wasn’t until a hundred years later, that the Apollo 11 would land on the moon and really fuel pop culture. It’s easy to find fantastic images of sexy aliens, today. TV and the cinema have made it popular with movies and shows such as Star Wars, Star Trek, Total Recall and many more.



I’d like to take a more chronological-as-possible look at the pinup space fantasy, because I think, all you pinup lovers will be pleasantly surprised.

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Corsets, sheer robes, silk, cotton, flowers and polka dots and everything nice! That’s what pinup unmentionables are made of. For your pleasure and education, here’s a peep at pinup lingerie- then and now.

There was an age, when you could catch a pinup in regular, every day panties. White cotton shorts that would peep out from a scandalously flowing skirt. With the rise of girlie magazines, came a demand for more risque cheesecake. Artists, happily obliged and today there is a huge collection of drawings of the day’s finest lingerie and fantasy wear.

Your Basic Shorts and Matching Bra

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