May 26, 2013 by Elliot James
Illustrator and SCORE fan Granamir sends his latest big-boobed art from Mexico. His work ranges from basic portraiture (Hitomi) to universally-understood big-boob humor that doesn’t need a caption or speech balloons. A girl’s huge tits rip through the newspaper she’s reading. A busty fisherwoman catches a busty mermaid. A busty artist gets too close to her canvas.
Send your fan artwork to the SCORELAND Blog by emailing your scans to blog@scoregroup.com or mail them to SCORE Fan Art, 1629 NW 84 Ave, Miami, FL 33126. Thank you, Granamir.
Inspired by the spaghetti westerns of the '60s.
Red Riding Hood is no one to mess with.
Catch of the day.
This has never happened to a SCORE model.
You know her, you love her.
February 23, 2011 by Elliot James
The last "Fantasy SCORE."
Beshine. A human "Fantasy SCORE."
“Fantasy SCORE” has a history in SCORE magazine that goes back to the August 1992 edition (Volume 1, Issue 2 with Letha Weapons as the covergirl). British artist Duncan Gutteridge’s ongoing monthly assignment was to take a celebrity and paint her with impossibly huge tits along the lines of Chelsea Charms and Beshine…years before Chelsea and Beshine became Chelsea and Beshine. Duncan’s first run ended in the Holiday ’99 issue.
Beginning with the December ’04 SCORE, “Fantasy SCORE” was revived as a semi-regular feature, often alternating with the “Rocket Girls” series painted by the great Otis Sweat until Duncan’s final “Fantasy SCORE” illustration in the February ’09 issue. Many of the paintings from the first series and all of them from the second series are preserved in SCORELAND‘s Art Gallery section along with “Dream SCORE,” “Bomber Girls,” “Dick Boy” and other works of big-bust art.
Although “Fantasy SCORE” ended, we still get mail from people who have never forgotten it. With new female celebs who can barely fill a C-cup popping up all the time, there’s no lack of new potential subjects. We continue to get requests to revive it, usually with the person making the request’s favorite celebrities. When we publish those letters, inevitably someone else writes against bringing it back. A while ago, Greg wrote, “The reason I’m writing is because I am disappointed that you no longer have ‘Fantasy SCORE.’ I always was so excited to see who you would have next. Please bring it back. There are lots of us fans out here.” In this weekend’s “Scorecard,” R.L. writes, “I must agree that ‘Fantasy SCORE‘ is due a return and would continue to be a very popular feature.” He lists several celebs he’d like to see given a “Fantasy SCORE” boob job.
On the other side of the fence are the letters such as “I don’t like art or cartoons. Just give us photos. ‘Fantasy SCORE’ is a waste of space.” I’ve seen a lot of those letters, too.
I personally love busty art and have enjoyed Otis’ and Duncan’s work since I first saw them. One painting a month, in print and on the Net, certainly doesn’t negatively impact the amount of photos we run. I also believe those two guys inspired many younger fans to try their hand at creating their own art. Just to clarify things, there have been no discussions here about reviving “Fantasy SCORE” (or “Dream SCORE“).
What do you think? Yay or nay?
October 14, 2009 by Elliot James
Remember the August 18th blog entry by our 18eighteen and XLGirls editor Allie about office life here at SCORELAND? Instead of writing a similar piece, I thought I’d illustrate it with cartoons. 
