Cathy’s Pinup Girl #AtoZChallenge art sketch series ‘T’
Today’s A to Z Challenge inspiration for my daily illustration comes from a new-to-me artist, Paul Rader. His work appeared on Mark Clement’s 1963 novel, Teacher’s Pet.
Van Halen’s ‘Hot For Teacher’ is a hoot! My hot teacher makes me think of my junior high school teacher. She didn’t wear short dresses but her hair was similar. She was a real beauty! All the boys had a crush on her and if the truth be told I’d say ever man on staff did, too. Perhaps, in my subconscious I replicated my pinup girl with her in mind.
I don’t have a piece of artwork for Thursday Art Date with Rain WHAT A MESS prompt but at the very least I plan to check out some of the artists’ contributions today. That’s it for now. Thanks for stopping by. Don’t forget to leave your footprints (direct URL) in comments so I can find my way back to you easily. I hope you’ll come back again tomorrow for another illustration in Cathy’s Pinup Girls Art Sketch Series. X💋X💋, Cathy
15 Comments
Ronel Janse van Vuuren
Fun image and great song selection 🙂
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JamericanSpice (@Jamericanspice)
That is a nice sketch
-Eugenia
I don’t remember any of my teachers that looked like that, except my speech teacher in college. She wanted to look glam because of the way she dressed but was more of a spectacle than glamorous. Great sketch, as usual, Cathy!
Damyanti Biswas
That’s a really cool sketch!
15andmeowing
Great drawing. XO
msjadeli
I think it would be difficult to learn with a teacher who looked like that. Thank goodness most don’t lol
scr4pl80
Great!
messymimi's meanderings
That was the good part of going to an all girl’s school, we didn’t have to worry each day what the boys thought, us nor the teachers. Happy Thursday!
XmasDolly
Girlfriend, you never stop to amaze me. Great job on the girlfriend here. Woo Hoo What I wouldn’t give to look like her. Have a great day! HUGS!
angelswhisper2011
She certainly must have made an impurression to all of you😸Clean Pawkisses for a Happy Thursday. Stay Safe Healthy and Yourselfie🙏🐾😽💞
Kathe W.
Tennessee maybe? Fun post! have a great day and see ya tomorrow!
Sandee
Love the sketch as always. Short skirts and sweaters rock. Especially if you’re slim.
Tennessee is the 16th? I think so.
Have a fabulous day my friend. Love and hugs. ♥
Brian
That’s a cute sketch and probably a really popular teacher!
Frédérique
Pretty Miss Tiddle, I bet her students are very attentive;)
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Thomas Anderson
Hi, Cathy!
Happy “T” Day and Thursday Art Date day, dear friend! The A to Z finish line is now in sight! Are you huffing and puffing yet? 🙂
Like you I was not familiar with illustration artist Paul Rader. However when I did a Google image search for his “Teacher’s Pet” I remembered having seen it over the years. I love the caption on that trash novel: “Judy stayed after class for special tutoring… and earned her diploma the easy way!” I notice the same girl was also used on the cover of a 1969 edition of Man’s Magazine:
https://www.pinterest.ch/pin/431993789239221967/
I read that Isaac Paul Rader created paperback and magazine covers from 1957 through 1970 and that some of his works were “recycled” in the above manner, reused as the covers of different books or mags. Another example is his illustration on the cover of the 1963 paperback Horizontal Secretary which was also used as the cover of the 1967 book Private Lessons:
https://pulpcovers.com/horizontal-secretary-private-lessons/#1
Your Miss Tiddle looks lithe and seductive with a come hither look in her eye and her crossed legs proudly on display. I can’t answer the question on the blackboard “Which state was the 16th to join the union?”… because I am in a “state” of excitation! 🙂
The Van Halen music video “Hot For Teacher” applies to this theme. It was played often on the hard rock & heavy metal show we broadcast on the MTV station where I worked in the 80s. I remember the hottest teacher at my high school. Miss “S” was a well endowed blonde in her mid 20s. I was lucky enough to have her for one of my classes my sophomore year. With my last name starting with “A” I was also lucky to be seated in the front row just inside the door where I had a good view of her and could see what was going on behind her desk. She had a habit of leaving her blouse unbuttoned at the middle button and she also folded her leg beneath her as she sat in her chair, giving me a good glimpse of her stocking clad legs and thighs. It was very difficult for me to concentrate on the day’s lessons. 🙂
Have a great day, dear friend Cathy!