Honey on the Beach #1 by MysticSword

DAZ|Studio • Pin-ups • posted on Jul 13, 2018

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Description

This artwork was inspired by the character of 'Honey Ryder', one of the 'Bond Girls' in the 1962 movie of "Dr. No." (who was played by Swiss actress, Ursula Andress). Here's my re-imagined version of the classic scene where Honey is seen on the beach, wet from just coming out of the water, wearing a white bikini and holding two large seashells. She's a bit startled and calls out, "Who's that?" as she meets James Bond for the first time (who surprised her by singing back part of the song "Underneath the Mango Tree" which Honey was singing). ~ If you enjoy my artwork and would like to help support my efforts, please consider to buy the full-sized image here on this site. Thanks! :)

Production Credits

Exnem Seashells

By exnem

$11.50 USD

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Comments (3)

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FurNose

5:39AM | Fri, 13 July 2018

Hahaha! Excellent! Just missing the divers mask on her head

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MysticSword

6:18AM | Fri, 13 July 2018

Thanks for the wonderful compliment and feedback. I'm a fan of the James Bond films (probably more so of the older ones. To me I'd say Sean Connery is my favorite as Bond, but I like all of the Bond actors in their own way).

This is a scene I had in mind to try to do for quite a while. 'Honey' is a stunningly beautiful and memorable Bond-Girl and I thought it would be a fun challenge to make my own version of that classic scene where she's holding the seashells and meets James for the first time. And though of course there are various difference (between the original scene and my version of it) I think this artwork turned out quite good and I'm satisfied with it.

Well, I guess we can assume the mask is already set down by her feet, but perhaps if I can find a suitable swimming-mask for her I might do another scene with it. Thanks again for the interest and support. Cheers!