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Animation 11-20 Milena Walks 2.0-A Lady and Her Maid Archive (Patreon)

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2019-09-12 16:26:45
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Here is the second zipped archive of animations I made. These ten date from 2002 to 2003.  Note that Women on Pedestals, shown above, includes a previously-unreleased GIF.

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Comments

J.P. Gordon

Thank You again, Ricky... I love seeing that the animations have survived... To that point; I am sending you a list of what I've collected over the years... I'm assuming the "bingo@patreon" email address is yours... Just in case some item may have gotten lost and I could send it to you... The list may include some "clinkers" and non-sequiturs, I haven't had the chance to sort it all out yet, but anything of yours you see there I DO have and I could fill in, if it came up missing in your archive...

Muse Mint

Dearest Ricky.... your erudition is impeccable. The Vivaldi 4th concerto movement of Winter for "Women on Pedestals: is one of my all-time classical favorites. Scarlatti, Haydn, Mozart and so many other great classical works were picked for background music to enhance the ethereal art of big bosomed paragons of beauty. High art. Tremedous bosoms. Along with baroque settings of high quality scenes you imbued the idea of enormous busts being equal to quintessence of what is desirable. Watching huge-bosomed goddesses dance to classical masterpieces gave your animations such power and grace. I appreciate your scholarly depth. You are truly a Renaissance man.

rickyjava
>>26762690

You're welcome, J.P., and I am glad to hear you are a list-maker and a collector. I do not have an email address at Patreon, but you can certainly PM me here or at RickyJava at yahoo.com. Thanks.

rickyjava
>>26814979

Such kind and beautifully-composed words ... I barely know how to reply, except to say that your thoughtfulness and wordsmithing only get better and better as time goes on. Thank you very much, dear Muse.

Raky Redfeathers

Amazing to see where you've come from! I know artists who have destroyed their earlier works, embarrassed by the quality. Never be ashamed of what you've done before. ^_^