LEGALESE: Don't read this if you are underage, if it is illegal in your area, if it is offensive to you, or if you cannot distinguish fiction from reality. This is a work of fiction.
All sexually active characters are above the age of consent on their planet of origin.
Many thanks go to RF-Fast for editing and polishing. Any bad grammar left is wholly on me and my artistic style... and a strong reliance on spell check.
Copyright (c) 2017 by Acup
A word of warning, I write good stories, I hope, with some decent sex in them. If you're looking for a stroker look somewhere else.
The disclaimers have been moved to the end of the story for my ADD readers.
ENJOY!
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Man oh man oh man, what a wonderful time of year. Hundreds of women running around braless letting those babies swing and sway in thin tops, nipples trying to break free to be nibbled on. Neck lines as low as they can get them with many just letting them drop off their shoulders and long skirts with slits as high as they can get and giggling at flashing you some bare leg and hip. Skirts clinging to those swinging asses, cheeks trying to devour them at the same time.
Mmmmm, and intermixed with those brazen ladies are the ones trussed up in tight dresses, bodices and even some corsets on the OUTSIDE of their dresses pushing their tits up like they were trying to make them pop out of said dresses.
Where is this rare and wonderful feast of the female form you ask? Why every fall at the renaissance festival. Two months of blessed weekends. Drawing and sketching scantily clad women amongst all the paying customers. Not a bad life for 'the doodler.'
Yup, that's me. The guy that can't get a real job. Has no initiative. Will never amount to much. And that's the nice ones that Dad said. I was called a lot worse back in school.
I can still remember the first time. Seventh grade and TOTALLY bored out of my mind in history class. Listening to Mr. Robinson drone on about old England. My mind began to wander and I began to doodle... my favorite subject. Clara, lovely freckled, petite, red head Clara.
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I had drawn a few small ones of her head and neck on one page over the last few weeks, and the full blank page next to it was calling her name. I was taking my time getting every detail just right, even drawing a little further down and putting the top of an old English dress on her framing off some nice cleavage. Glancing up to look at her every so often to make sure of the details...
"ARE YOU SURE YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT CLASS MR. O'MALLEY?"
I looked up to see Mr. Robinson standing over me, hearing laughs and giggles from the other kids. He snatched my notebook from my desk and held it up showing it to the rest of the class. "From the looks of this you should be down in Mrs. Peterson's art class instead of my history class. Because this certainly doesn't look like history notes does it." He held them up high above his head and turned slowly to show EVERYBODY my drawings. "Does this look like history notes class?"
Luckily for me no one answered before the bell sounded. I was headed out the door, "Mr. O'Malley, detention hall after school."
I hung my head as the other kids laughed. Oh and of course history was my third class of the day, so there was finger pointing and giggles from the girls and laughing from the boys for the rest of the day.
I walked into detention, a teacher I didn't recognize sitting at the desk reading a newspaper. I found an empty desk and did what little homework I had, then began to doodle my other favorite charter, Tinker Bell. I had been doodling Tinker Bell for as long as I could remember.
I had banged out a couple of waist up drawings and was working on a full drawing...
"So you like drawing the ladies do you?"
I looked up to see Mrs. Peterson standing beside me. "Well... um..."
She grinned, "Oh it's alright. Every artist has something they are drawn to. For some it's landscapes, others it's birds or horses or such." She put my drawings from history class down in front of me. "How long were you working on these?"
"Just during history class, really."
Her eyes went wide, "You did this in one class?"
"Yes, well no... well this one," Holding up the big one. "I did the others before that."
She looked at my drawing of Clara, and then my Tinker Bell. "What period do you have study hall?"
"Sixth."
"Good, stop by my classroom tomorrow. I'll clear it with Ms. Hall."
What could I say, "Uh, okay."
She turned and left, but at least she left me with my drawing of Clara that Mr. Robinson had taken.
I didn't doodle in history the next day, but I didn't take any notes either, just smiled at him over my bare desk when he looked my way.
I ambled down the hall dreading going to Mrs. Peterson's class, but it wasn't so bad. Different kids doing different things. Some drawing, some painting, some working with clay. She saw me and pointed to a table off to one side, and after stopping to check on a few kids she came up to the table.
"So Taylor, you like to draw the ladies, what else do you draw?"
"I... um... I don't know."
"Then let's find out." She pointed to several pictures hung on the wall across from the table. "Draw each one of those if you can. You probably will only be able to draw one or two, but let's see where your talent lies."
I looked at the pictures. One of a cone and cube, a horse, a mountain, a bridge, and a full length picture of a lady in a revealing dress. I knew which one I WANTED to draw.
She must have been reading my mind, "Start with the one on the left and work your way across."
The cone and cube were easy, the horse not so much so. The head wasn't too bad, but the body was WAY off. The mountain didn't look right but the bridge and stream came out pretty good. I loved the one I drew of the woman in the dress, I got her smile JUST RIGHT glancing down at her own cleavage.
I didn't hear Mrs. Peterson come up behind me, "Interesting. Come back tomorrow."
The next day it was some different pictures. Some rectangles that looked like they were layers of picture frames, a close up picture of a horse, and nice picture of a wolf, a different bridge, and a picture of an older man.
Again the rectangles came out okay, the horse picture came out better, but the wolf not so much. I think I did better on this bridge, and the man came out looking more like a cartoon.
She chuckled at my drawing of the man, a caricature she called it.
"You've got some talent here Taylor. But you need to work on it a bit. It's too late to sign up for one of my classes this semester, but work on it by yourself. Take a pencil and paper and walk about and draw things. Buildings, plants, animals, and even a few pretty girls." She chuckled at my blushing about the pretty girls.
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And that was the start of my whirl wind career as an artist.