#pamela page

[shyjusticewarrior]

Harley: You may be annoying, but queer solidarity!

[welcometogrouchland]

Been gone for a hot second helping out over at the DCtwt gatcha for gaza event (first three pieces! Extremely proud of that aquaman) so haven't had much time to do art outside that but here's some crumbs!

[glowingkorbat]

my adventure gang neopets as their relevant tarot cards (based on the classic rider waite smith deck)

[finzphoenix]

Felt inspired by @collisioncomets' amazing scriddler backstory, and thought it would be fun to draw my own! Basically, it's their first meeting in person.

Little Ivy had snuck off into the city and ended up entangled in one of Riddler's plans, which was soon interrupted by a very worried Jonathan, donning his old villain persona to get her safely out of there. Of course not without pissing off Edward for stealing his spotlight and leaving him trying to figure out this new mysterious riddle he was left with, lmao ^//^

[luvvp4mela]

Pamela Anderson photographed for the no.12 issue of Contributor Magazine Circa December 2016 - ౨ৎ

[anyataylordelrey]

extracts from famous groupie pamela des barres book “i’m with the band” about jimmy page.

see this is why i’m actually sort of glad that i wasn’t alive during this time because all his pick up lines would work on me and i would be SO SO dangerously in love with this man, it sort of terrifies me.

i meannn “i hope you know you will never get rid of me, please keep me around till you don’t want me anymore. I’m not like this…what’s happening to me? all i can do is look at your face.” HELLOOOOO

obviously i’m well aware it wouldn’t be all sunshine and rainbows and i would also NOT be able to share this man (which would be near impossible anyway considering it’s one of the most famous bands of all time from the SEVENTIES)

but seriously. what a lucky girl. (until he left her that is…)

[garpen]

Poison Ivy Sketches

She is SO pretty, especially in this comic. I'm attempting to draw every panel she's in, in this comic. 21/56 so far, too lazy to continue for now.

#'s 11, 13, 17, 18, and 21 are the only ones I really like.

[poisonousquinzel]

if y'all ever want a bit of modern harlivy angst that ends happy and doesn't feel laced with ooc toxicity in the like "oh the writer's apparent reference for ivy's characteristics in their relationship is plant ivy and that's it wow..." I'd recommend their little story from DC's Harley Quinn Romances cause <33333 it's very special to me

they make me unreasonably emotional

Ivy after reading Harley's au fic where she gets to punch Joker with her at prom:

[martyrbat]

pierre alary

[ID: black and white artwork of Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn. Harley is standing up with one of her legs lifted behind her to bring her foot up near her calf. She's holding a gun as she reaches a hand out, her slightly curled fingers facing the ground. Underneath her, Pam is leaning back as leaves flutter out from around her, starting at her legs and going all the way up the left side of the page. Her arm is thrown out as the other is bent and slightly in front of her chest, almost in a defensive pose as she looks to the right. They're both sneering and are in front of a plain white background. END ID]

[shyjusticewarrior]

Thinking about this part of Poison Ivy again

Poison Ivy #9

[lu-in-the-sky-w-diamonds]

I'm With The Band: Confessions of a Groupie (1987) by Pamela Des Barres

[rockingreads]

Pamela des Barres: I'm With the Band: Confessions of a Groupie (1987)

We watched Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous with friends and family over the holidays, and it prompted many Millennial and Zoomer questions about ancient music business practices, rituals, and specifically groupies.

So I inevitably cited Pamela des Barres' seminal memoir, I'm With the Band, as perhaps the ultimate document of the groupie culture that arose and then flourished alongside classic rock in the late '60s and into the '70s.

In today's far more enlightened world, it can all seem a little complicated ...

But no one that I know of contextualized the groupie experience more earnestly, eloquently, romantically, authoritatively, and candidly than the legendary Miss Pamela (née Miller).

From her innocent upbringing in Southern California, to her scandalous liaisons with stars like Jimmy Page, Keith Moon, Mick Jagger, Flying Burrito Chris Hillman, and her eventual husband, Michael des Barres (Silverhead, Detective, etc.), to her membership in the Frank Zappa-endorsed G.T.O.'s, this is simply one of rock 'n' roll's essential reads.

And whatever your opinion about Pamela's exploits, right or wrong, her motivation -- same as the story told in Almost Famous -- ultimately boils down to the search for individual freedom and an unquenchable passion for MUSIC -- something many us can relate to.

I briefly met Miss Pamela at SXSW, one year, and then it was my turn to act like her fawning, wide-eyed, slack-jawed groupie ... well, not like that, but you know what I mean.

Featured Records:

Silverhead: Silverhead (1972)

Frank Zappa: Hot Rats (1969)

The Flying Burrito Bros.: The Gilded Palace of Sin (1969)

The Who: Quadrophenia (1973)

Led Zeppelin: Led Zeppelin III (1970)

Buy from: Amazon

[luvvp4mela]

Pamela Anderson photographed by Chantal Anderson for WSJ. Magazine Circa 2023 - ౨ৎ

[anyataylordelrey]

-extract from groupie Pamela Des Barres autobiography “I’m with the band”.

Actually crying at this.

they were so real for this.

“you could hear garter belts sliding up young thighs all over hollywood” is CRAZY💀 (guilty)

[summersofsalt]

a few kisses ♥️

[poisonousquinzel]

♡ Harley ♡

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