Lardmeister

Back in high school, my friend wrote a spy action/adventure novel. I was like his elder mentor, helping him edit and craft the story. Now, 30+ years later, he has revived those old spy characters and put them in a comic book being funded on Kickstarter. I told him I wanted to be drawn in as a background bad guy, and he actually chose to cast me as a major villain, a fearsome KGB agent known as The Handler! The Kickstarter campaign has gone so far above the goal that the book has grown from a 44-page comic book to a 96-page hardcover graphic novel. All for the low price of $13! To top it all, my character is going to have the spotlight on the back cover art! Please check out the Kickstarter (ending June 27, 2021) at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jeffdouglasmesser/sex-spies-and-rock-n-roll-anthology-comic-books/ I am planning to write a short backup feature starring my character for issue #2. And I may angle to get Misty drawn into some scene that calls for sexy background

I’ll be taking some time off from DeviantArt. I know I haven’t been very active anyway for the past couple of years, compared to the olden days when I liked to post something new every two weeks. For now I need to focus on some other online projects for a while. I’ll be relaunching my dormant Lard Biscuit website, and I’ve just started up a new blog for American fans of my favorite band: Stateside Madness. I’ve decided to set aside dA as a distraction while I get these operations rolling. I promise I will be back, though. I do love my big girl digital pinups and I do love sharing them with an appreciative audien

I have a semi-tradition of posting new new stuff here on dA on my June 8 birthday. This has included some career highlights like Misty's Fatburger series, Fati Seduction, Fatkini Season and Made with Premium Butterfat. For 2017, I did have a little something in the works: a scene with Misty and Joy dancing and eating bacon. Because of course. Working title: What's Shakin', Bacon? As this piece came together, I said to myself, "You know, I should save this to be part of Weekend of Joy." My longtime followers may remember this as one of the three legendary projects I have talked about forever but never finished. (The others being The McIntyres