Thanks Brucie, though I'm not sure this is one of those things we can agree about.

SRS--I could paint it for you.

   I think it was Annamill who designs lingere--it was nice looking.

   I agree--b&w and other ways of being a little more bold, stylized, it adds something by taking away something. The only sensual paintings i've done lately are very close-cropped faces. They suggest nudity by leaving it out. Funny how well that works, and how it helps eliminate the problem of looking like an ad. All those women in ads--makes it hard for artists to look like something different.