The lure of Pinups have lasted through history for over 70 years. Since the first pinups became popular in the 1920s to they outbreak of their fame in the 1940s, they’ve represented not just fantasies but symbols of an ideal time and the celebration of the female form. While the pinups of today don’t quite have the same classy clean fun as the art of yesterday, the main idea and love of the playful pinup lives on in various forms. The Pinup of yesterday was created from the brush on an artist, usually being inspired by real life models for the artist. Today, the pinup is most often found in photographs in favor over the airbrush or watercolor. A resurgence of the style has emerged … [Read More]
