Difference between revisions of "Andrew Bawidamann"
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Latest revision as of 16:35, 25 September 2020
Contents
Biography[edit]
Having come a long way from browsing the bewitching nose art of vintage war birds at the local Air Force museum, Andrew Bawidamann is creating contemporary cheesecake pin-up art through his graphically oriented girls.
Although his girls are reminiscent of a time when men were overseas at war, depending on their pin-up prints to satisfy, Bawidamann’s girls offer much appeal to today’s soldiers, tattoo artists, bikers, rockers and just about anyone with a fetish!
Designed Toy Releases[edit]
Toy Series Participation[edit]
Customs & Show Pieces[edit]
- Baby Qee - "Urban Operator" custom for the Rivet Custom Qee Show, 2010
Images[edit]
Urban Operator Baby Qee
