Nudes of artist Bilyk

Artist Bilyk and sweet world of female combat

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Subjects of artist Bilyk

Wrestlers of artist Bilyk

Illustrations by artist Bilyk

Artist Dmitry Bilyk excellently draws nude female body. He also excellently represents wrestling moves and other combat techniques. Combination of the seemingly incompatible things - tender female body and tough physical confrontation makes his works exciting and bright. We add some comments to the drawings but actually they don't really need them because the body language is understandable without translation...

Classic wrestling pin -- classic men's fantasy.

One more aereal battle, in this case two young witches fight on flying brooms...

The drawing is just called "Chocolate".

Quite erotic scene of nude wrestling in par terre. The referee is weakened by this spectacle and he is half-turned toward the wrestlers. He says to himself what he thinks at the moment: "Let me live as sweet as they wrestle"... Yap, it's not difficult to understand him...

Indomitable charge.

Grace, elegance, beauty...

Last attempts to avoid defeat.

Draw!

And these are two subjects "Battles on the snow" probably inspired by the story by old Prokhor. Nude women are barefoot on the snow and are fighting... How come? Why? Maybe they well sweated in a bath, got hot, then jumped into a snowdrift (as it's customary in Russia) and started friendly tussle which transformed into real wrestling? But it's more difficult to understand how the nude fist fight cropped up; maybe young gals wanted to prove their bravery and to demonstrate bravado. But maybe they are resolving a conflict in such a way? But the bold damsels are fighting for real, their faces are bruised and there is blood n the snow... OK, who knows what went wrong between the two but the show is really exciting... And winter in Russia is not like in Florida and it's impossible to fight for too long... So girls, please finish your fights soon and go back to a warm hut in order to have a cup of hot tea or a shot of moonshine...

Works by artist Dmitry Bilyk

February 2004

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