~@Lewdua Fan-Art~
It really should be no surprise to anyone as to why I did it. In hopes of keeping memories alive and the people I’ve come across in my heart forever, I’ve sought to keep spaces in my journals free for certain people. Lewdua is certainly one of them.
In our talks on discord, she told me once that in real life, she connects with Nessie. https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/lewdua/nessie-missed-the-class-again
That was very helpful because her Crossover series is filled with tons of personalities and situations that real or imagined, aid in understanding Lewdua.
All I want is to understand her. I suppose all fans are that way, but it’s been so long since I can say I’ve ever had this much fun with a comic series and I am so happy to have found her nearly when she got started. I might have missed the introduction by a few months but ever since then I’ve been on her heels, wanting to catch all of the excessive cum in my mouth, not wanting to miss a drop. It is great to just find an illustrator that thinks like you in some regards about life.
Someone I can write to when I am not motivated to illustrate and no matter the topic will be there to push me to create and to give it my best effort every time.
Oh, if she only knew how her encouragement makes the day begin, for a guy like me. I chuckle to myself when I consider what she said when I asked if it was ok if I made a fan-art piece of Nessie and Alison. “Do what you like,” she said and it made me want to do her credit, with my style. Not only that, I hope others come to find her work as wonderful as I do. I hope they find her needed and innovative, a head of her time and a genius, as I do.
I could never take Lewdua out for coffee in real life. She lives too far away, but I would if I could. Just to talk about art, take a class with her and fine tune my calligraphy skills under her tutelage. I am just a fan of really good dreamers. I’ve always wanted to feel I was apart of that number and before anything crazy happens, like the death of international communication or the internet, I would like her to know how much she is loved and respected.
As an artist and illustrator, I too understand the struggle that comes with devising content that will build a crowd and result in a little money in one’s pocket, for the effort. The struggle of convincing loved ones that the time spent online is not merely to make friends, shoot the breeze and masturbate to the next Pornhub camgirl that decides to out do her girlfriends in raising funds for sorority application donations. Though all of these activities are commendable in there ability to provide entertainment, it rarely pays the bills.
It warms my heart to see Lewdua become successful. She may not see it that way. She is modest and more comfortable speaking French than English, but by my standards and I’ve set the bar pretty high, she is a knock out creator and I hope to find her honored one day and selling books of her works through Edward R. Hamilton Bookseller Company of Falls Village, Connecticut. It is a little magazine I order books like Spectrum Art, some of the classic illustrative books by Al Feldstein, J.Simon and J. Kirby, Bill Mauldin, of Willie and Joe:Back Home, Jack Davis: Drawing American Pop Culture.
“Erotic Comics: A Graphic History from Tijuana Bibles to Underground Comix: by Tim Pitcher with G. Kannenberg, Jr. Charts.
“How to make money like a porn star,” by N. Strauss and B. Chang.
All of which were good for the time period in which they were published but none of which can touch @Lewdua.
Or my level of skill for that matter.
A fact that to my pleasure gives me hope that if classics like the before mentioned can still inspire new artists @Lewdua will be of the legends with her name in lights and I’ll have many telling me they were inspired by her presentation.