Nanny Ogg is a sexy witch

[donnaimmaculata]

This icon has never been so appropriate.

The immensely prolific bethbethbeth ran the disc_fest, and I did art. And Art.

Artist: donnaimmaculata
Title: Gytha and Giamo with an Orangutan
Characters and/or Pairing(s): Gytha Ogg/Giamo Casanunda
Rating: R
Medium: Watercolours
Possible warnings and/or enticements: Full-frontal nudity. Human/Dwarf pairing. With bonus Greebo, Librarian and a massive Johnson.
Summary: Nanny and Casanunda's second date goes as might have been expected. By him, anyway.
Artist's Notes: Answer to prompt # 10. Art of Nanny Ogg and/or Perdita, in a style inspired by (or parodying) Titian. More specifically, it's a parody of this painting: Venus and Cupid with an Organist. You might well wonder what the Librarian is doing interfering in such an intimate scene, but then - what is the organist doing in the original?

For the Audience's convenience, I created two version: One is bog-standard art.

The other is Art and hence SFW:



Gytha and Giamo with an Orangutan

Comments

[donnaimmaculata.livejournal.com]

Oh dear. If you don't know who they are, then the presence of the orangutan might seem rather disturbing!

(The woman's a witch, and the man is a dwarf and the Discworld's Second Best Lover ("I try harder").)

[anteros-lmc.livejournal.com]

If you don't know who they are, then the presence of the orangutan might seem rather disturbing!
I confess the orangutan was somewhat unexpected! Who is s/he?!

I'm also very curious as to who or what is in the urn? :}

[donnaimmaculata.livejournal.com]

Heh! The orangutan is the Librarian at the Discworld'd leading magical university; in his spare time, he likes to play the organ.

The urn, as everyone who has ever been to a museum knows, turns a painting of ladies with no clothes on into Art (with a capital "A"). The same goes for cherubs.

It all makes sense in the context!

[anteros-lmc.livejournal.com]

Hmm...the orangutan is the Librarian? So who is the cat then? I thought the cat had a distinct air of the librarian about it.


The urn, as everyone who has ever been to a museum knows, turns a painting of ladies with no clothes on into Art
Ahh, I see. Thank you for vastly improving my understanding and appreciation of Art. And art :P