Babes'n Blasters Vol. 6

Babes’n Blasters Vol. 6 – Fine Art Giclée Print

"Babes’n Blasters Vol. 6" – Going somewhere? Bathed in the luminous glow of distant planets, a sharp-eyed heroine stands at the helm of a retro-futuristic starship, her gleaming blaster leveled straight at the viewer. Her scarlet space suit clings like a declaration of defiance, and her immaculate vintage curls frame a face equal parts elegance and danger. Behind her, alien worlds and orbiting spacecraft set the stage for an encounter that’s equal parts pulp melodrama and space-opera showdown. The speech bubble — “Going somewhere?” — lands like a smirk from a classic Saturday matinee cliffhanger.

This piece channels the heady, exaggerated energy of mid-century sci-fi pulp magazines: a universe where villains monologue, heroes smolder, and space is one big, glamorous trouble spot. It’s cheeky, cinematic, and unapologetically camp — an homage to an era when the cosmos was drawn in bold lines, bright colors, and impossible curves.

This bordered *giclée print is crafted on Canson Baryta Gloss paper, prized by fine art collectors for its rich contrast, deep blacks, and archival quality.

Paper: Museum-grade Canson Baryta Gloss
Print Method: Archival pigment giclée
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Art Style: The illustration blends retro comic book cover design with pin-up poster aesthetics, nodding heavily to the pulp and space opera illustrations of the 1950s and 1960s. Influences include the cover art of Frank R. Paul and the pulp sensibilities of EC Comics, combined with modern digital rendering techniques for rich textures and crisp details. The typography and composition mimic vintage comic layouts — complete with period-appropriate pricing, dramatic speech bubbles, and “disapproved” comic code stamp — but the polish and lighting effects reveal a distinctly contemporary finish.