[heroines de-booting and unmasking] :: Démasquez la Femme! ::

I haven’t been updating for months due to real-life issues (though you could see me wandering around on toonDEboot and other communites), yet this blog reached its 150.000th click. Here’s another childhood unmasking/de-booting dream of mine, as a present for your patience ^_^;;

Stay tuned for more updates! I haven’t abandoned neither this place nor the unmasking/de-booting world

After the unbeatable Blanc Neige, japanese character designers came out with another soon-to-be-legend albino beauty in white thigh-high boots.
Yet, perhaps inspired by the pantyhose revival in the real world, this time they designed a gorgeous heroine in black opaque tights!
No wonder that somebody wants to see what’s underneath those oh-so-vulnerable front zippers…

The site was down for a while. And my scanner needs to be fixed. That’s why you’re waiting so much to see the continuation of Shoeshoppers or the start of the unmasking/de-booting royal rumble and other stuff we’re all missing here.

Sorry for keepin’ you waiting so long. By now, enjoy a couple of DeviantArt pieces by Monsieur Paul:
Batgirl chloroformed and unmasked… lovely!
The capture and unmasking of Black Owl
About our own stuff… read you very soon

Well, just because Maria will not have her boots removed without fighting.
Along with the previously de-booted Chizuru Nanbara, Maria Fleed’s boot removal was one of the greatest fantasies of yours truly since the very childhood. Maybe that’s why I didn’t dare to fully de-boot her. Yet.

About Catwoman: she’s probably the most famous masked villainess around and a villainess’ unmasking is even more exciting than a heroine’s. What’s under that evil mask? Maybe a defenceless cutie? Again, I didn’t unmask her ’cause I wanted to keep the secret for a while. But think about the de-booting/unmasking Royal Rumble…

As previously mentioned, Angelina Jolie, Natalie Portman and Keira Knightley are goin’ for shoes. But shopgirl Jessica Alba isn’t the “I’ll bring the new shoes and let you try ‘em on if you like them” type.
Are the high heeled goddesses really prepared to lose their shoes?

So here’s page one. Resemblance to the real-life actressess depends on your willingness to suspend disbelief. I’m not that good at portraits.
I’ll publish new pages on a regular basis but don’t expect a new one every week ^_^;;

I always fail to produce something for Xmas - and those who know me are aware that I’m online since years ago.
By the way, you can stiil enjoy some great Santa Girls from Tony Taka, Jilpoong17 and Powder Skin.

Plus, here’s a little present for you all. Actually it’s recycled stuff ^_^;; ’cause it was posted to Bootluv’s forum days ago. But hey, it’s live superheroines with Batgirl getting ready to kick ass! Guess what, I love it when she zips her boot up and pulls her mask on.
For those who like to watch some reverse stuff every now and then

What if Angelina Jolie, Keira Knightley and Natalie Portman went shoeshopping at Jessica Alba’s high heel boutique? And what if Jessica actually enjoyed her power as a shoe shop girl? What if she abused of her position to remove her overconfident customers’ shoes… to reveal the weakness of their bare feet… even against their will?

This has been a recurring boots off - shoes off fantasy of mine in the last couple of months. I decided it was strong and lasting enough to give it a chance in the real world, so I sketched the characters very quickly (and when I say very quickly I mean veeeery quickly) as a startup. I know, the girls up here do not even slighlty resemble the originals - it wasn’t my point anyway, it was all about their outfits so far.
Wether if this will become a fully illustrated comic or it’ll just be another of my quick sketches, it’ll depend mostly on my will to do it on my free time amount and on people interest in that.

By the way I’ve been drawing anime/comics girls for a long time and I felt like de-booting (and unmasking… they’d wear hats and eyeglasses in their ultimate version) some “real” girl too.

Foreword: I’m still here. I’m drawing new stuff and I’m completing various commissions. I’m just awfully busy with my real-life job and my net life got a lot slower. I think I’ll manage to keep up with everything in the next weeks.
End of boring non-debooting message.

A great place to look for art and fanart is the deviantART community. You can start with a keyword search and then browse artist’s galleries. Search through deviantART is endless: consider that once you’ve found an artist with a clear liking for girls in boots - and tights, and feet, whatever - you can look for the artist’s Favourites (pieces he likes from other artists in the community) and discover more interesting stuff.

Parabolastar indeed likes (super)heroines and their feet. I discovered him when I found his bootless Princess Ariel (character form Thundarr the Barbarian), but be sure to check out his Lady Death barefoot and Supergirl in her stockings (with her boots, which she’s just taken off, lying nearby)… and everything else.
Ridhershel uses a lovely clean style and catchy colours to draw his girls and heroines in heels. In his gallery you’ll also find classic anime heroines like Jun Hono from Great Mazinger. And some times he draws his gals with one shoe on, one shoe off too : take a look at his Asuka Soryu Langley in black opaque stockings.
Gosujin loves superheroines in tights and facemasks. Nobody has seen Rainbow Pride unmasked yet! He’s a clever one
Zio Gil’s girls wear high heels and black opaque tighs. And they do perform some de-booting too.

Don’t forget to visit also the deviantART page of Mandrake, who moved there his Shoe Loss Tales website.

And the last link for today, a gallery not on deviantART, displaying the character Telisia by Håkan Ackegård. She’s a thief and she wears one boot only! Håkan clearly loves feet and you can see that in most of his fantasy art galleries.

That’s it for now. There’s full of stuff out there so if you run across something interesting drop me a line

…who’s getting de-booted in return!
So here they are, my main unmasking fantasy (Batgirl) and my anime de-booting muse (Chizuru Nanbara) together and discovering each others’ secrets for the first time.

This is meant to be a small party pic for crossing the 25.000th visitor line. I know, 25.000 on counter doesn’t actually mean 25.000 visitors and 25.000 is not much anyway compared to what other pages score - but hey, I needed an excuse to draw this

The Blue Panther (also known as Flagstar - never got to know how come she had two different nicknames at the same time) was a well-known masked model during the Golden Age of unmasking superheroines on the web.
You can now find traces of her here and here.
By the way, no-one ever managed to actually look under her mask - and that helped the “legend” grow. Three years ago, I asked her on the Not My Mask! group if I could draw a new costume for her character, thus creating a comic version of Blue Panther/Flagstar. That’s the full-figure study you’ll see on the left; and on the right… well, finally we’ll get some use out of this blasted summertime