Moist fun. Sudsy joy. Slippery when amused. You put any combination of H2O and females frolicking, and you are going to have a good time! In the latest Gallery Girl collection, we assembled a swim team of artists who know their way around the hot tub, the pool, the beach, the riverbank, the bath -- well, you get the idea! Girls galore -- just add water! Illustrations by Mitch Byrd, Maraschi, Cirulli, Perez, Guida, Brian LeBlanc, and many more! This will be a VERY Adult Swim! Don't forget your snorkel!

Putting the "leather" in Leathernecks and the "Gee" in GI's, SQP is delighted to present a new wing in the vast Gallery Girls museum, this time showcasing the women of wartime! From the naughty nose-art girls of WW2 to the hell-bent hellions of modern combat, Bombshells! contains mega-tons of magnificent warrior maidens, with artists like Pelaez, Mitch Byrd, Pedro Cuevas, J.L. Czerniawski, and a mighty battalion of others! Oh, you'll stand at full attention even while seated, this band of sisters are so hot! Tennnnn HUT! Cover art by Dave Dunstan. 64 pages black and white plus color covers.

Nothing excels like excess, and when you're showcasing a heavyweight illustrator like Claudio Aboy, a second helping of his outstanding work is simply a must-do! His first volume of exceptionally good 'bad girls' proved to be one of the best sellers in the SQP line of art books! Claudio was quite happy to chain himself back to his drawing board and whip up an entirely 'new' collection of drawings that focus on his favourite subject - the female form! Aboy paints, pencils, and inks - he's a triple threat of breath-taking talent. If you like ladies done the Argentine way (trust us - it's a treat!), then this second tome of torrid lovelies is just what you've been looking for! Scorchin' hot!

Let's face it -- getting real flesh and blood girls to put up with uncomfortable positions and too-tight ropes can get annoying, expensive, and in some States -- arresting! But when all you are using is a Number 2 pencil and some truly inspired cunning, nobody gets hurt and everyone has a fun time! At least that's the MO that new bondage artist Steve O Reno uses when sketching out his nefarious scenes of erotic discomfort -- or what he likes to term as "Sensual Distress". His ladies are cute, well-endowed, and built "Cord-Tough!" Sure it's just lines on paper, but what Mister Reno does with some graphite and clean sheet of paper -- it's truly a thing of beauty! Kink is cool when Steve hits town, and this first collection of his works is bound to keep you begging for more!

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas -- unless it's the eye-popping, smile-producing artwork of that town's most celebrated artistic influence -- Jack Henslee! Texas-born, Henslee started out creating portraits of Native American and wildlife scenes. It's when he got to Las Vegas that he started to illustrate that OTHER wildlife of nightclubs and showgirls! Then, not surprisingly, his reputation was really made! An artist of multiple disciplines, this book focuses on his ability to create inspired illustrations of the female form. In his portraits, the pin-up standard is transcended, and there's a wonderful reality to his art. The girls are not so much idealised as lovingly appreciated, in all their winsome ways! If you're a fan of the pin-up, or just a devotee of outstanding artworks, this will be a fine addition to your library.

Text in English & German. Sean McCall lives and works in Los Angeles. A professional fashion and advertising photographer looks back at a career spanning three decades in the industry. His work has appeared in numerous magazines, including Allure, Bazaar, Glamour, GQ, Mademoiselle, Sunset, Vogue and several books. He has worked together with fashion designers Gaultier, Dior, Tommy Hilfiger and Hudson. Many sports stars and screen legends have posed for him, including Ali McGraw, Angelina Jolie, Art Link Etter, Bo Derek, Caprice Bourret, Charlton Heston, Chris Farley, Dita Von Teese, Erwin "Magic" Johnson, Gary Busey, James Coburn, Muhammed Ali, Steve Guttenberg and Tommy Chong. Like many photographers, McCall has an impressive back catalogue; there are enough erotic photos of Dita Von Teese, among others, to fill an entire library. Together with the artist, we perused the archive and made a selection we have called "LA Nudes Confidential". It gives insight into some "hot" photo sessions.

The first collection of Ms. Jensen's luscious ladies was greeted with such enthusiasm, we simply had to invite Barbara to create an entirely NEW gallery - which she did with abundant energy and precision Meet the even-hotter honeys from a truly gifted illustrator Yet another eye-popping collection of cuties - semi-clothed AND, as advertised - "Clothing Optional"

As a rule, artists find a comfortable, workable niche, and stay there for the rest of their lives. A designer, a painter, or a sculptor - rarely do you find someone who can literally do it all, and well! Daniel Horne is one of those irksome individuals, equally adept in practically any medium; his art is breathtaking in scope, imagination, and level of detail. Horne's career has reflected his love of fantasy and fable. The richness of these illustrations comes from a limitless imagination and a trained eye, but also hours and hours of detailed sketches, studies, research drawings. The Daniel Horne Sketchbook Volume One contains intricate break-downs, as well as many finished projects and personal pieces. See for yourself what makes Daniel Horne such a genuine talent, a masterful illustrator, and a true Renaissance man.

Stefan Rappo's nude photography strikes an intriguing note between intimacy and distance. At first, the viewer feels a certain distance, and in the next moment they are entangled in the picture's tangible tensions and emotions. A longtime assistant to Peter Lindbergh and a renowned portrait photographer, Rappo has found his own nude pictorial language that focuses on the female form - at times drawing on the studio tradition and at others reveling in the body in motion. Nude, Rappo's first publication, brings together some of his favourite nude photographs, indispensable for those who love nude photography. Text in English, German and French.

On one side, Dita Von Teese shares the beauty of the burlesque world, with bubblegum dreams and show tunes to strip to. Flip over for fantasies in fetish with dramatic costumes and the allure of submission. Burlesque and the Art of the Teese "I advocate glamour. Every day. Every minute." I'm a good dancer and a nice girl, but I'm a great showgirl. I sell, in a word, magic. Burlesque is a world of illusion and dreams and of course, the striptease. Whether I am bathing in my martini glass, riding my sparkling carousel horse, or emerging from my giant gold powder compact, I live out my most glamorous fantasies by bringing nostalgic imagery to life. Let me show you my world of gorgeous pin-ups, tantalizing stripteases, and femmes fatales. I'll give you a glimpse into my life, but a lady never reveals all. Fetish and the Art of the Teese You may have come for the fetish. Or you may just be sneaking a peek at this mysterious and peculiar other side. No matter what you've come for, there is something for you to indulge in. My world of fetish may not be the one that you would expect. As a burlesque performer, I entice my audience, bringing their minds closer and closer to sex and then -- as good temptress must -- snatching it away. As a fetish star, I apply the same techniques...An opera-length kid leather glove, a strict wasp waist, an impossibly high patent leather heel, a severely painted red lip...Come with me into my world of decadent fetishism.

Born like Venus on the half shell from the centuries-long tradition of the nude in painting, the nude first appeared as a subject matter in photography with the introduction of the medium itself, between 1837 and 1840, and has continued as an ever-evolving theme through changing technical developments and cultural mores to the present day. This volume surveys the subject of nudity from the earliest surviving photographs of Greek and Roman sculpture through studies of living nude models for aesthetic or scientific purposes to the burgeoning practice of exploring the human body as pure form. The seventy-eight works, selected from the extensive collection of the J. Paul Getty Museum and further contextualized here in the essay Masterworks of the Nude, span the entire arc of the history of photography in a manner that is both fresh and illuminating. Among the sixty-four photographers included are nineteenth-century masters Julia Margaret Cameron, Edgar Degas, and Thomas Eakins; early-twentieth-century artists Man Ray, Alfred Stieglitz, and Edward Weston; mid-twentieth-century innovators Bill Brandt, Harry Callahan, and Minor White; late-twentieth-century image makers Diane Arbus, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Herb Ritts; and contemporary artists Chuck Close, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, and Mona Kuhn.

Featuring the work of Berlin along with images by Tom of Finland, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Andy Warhol, Peter Berlin: Icon pays tribute to the man who in the early to mid-1970s revolutionized the landscape of gay male eroticism and became an international sensation. His self-portrait photography graced the covers of gay magazines, and defined a look that re-imagined a new masculinity among gay men and an emerging gay male culture. Peter Berlin was a self-created. Tailoring his own clothes to accentuate an already naturally defined physique, every part of his anatomy became showcased. Cruising was his career, and with a background in photography, Peter embarked on recording thousands of self-portraits. The book is edited by Michael Bullock is a writer and publisher of BUTT, Pin-Up, Fantastic Man, Gentlewoman, and Apartamento magazines.