Today’s prompt word for Inktober is “star.” For this drawing I decided to draw the same real-life person that I drew for Inktober last year.

She is a transgender person known as Madonna Girl Dale (although she also has been known as Kesha Girl Dale and Britney Girl Dale) who is such a big Madonna fan that she frequently dresses up like Madonna and prances down Maryland Route 2 between Baltimore, Brooklyn Park, and Glen Burnie. I’ve previously written at length about this person, which you can read in last year’s Inktober post. For this year’s Inktober drawing I drew her next to a poster featuring the circa 1984-1985 Madonna, which was around the time that she scored her first big hit with “Lucky Star” (which also nicely dovetails with today’s Inktober prompt word).

Recently she posed for some photos (link is NSFW) for an upcoming issue of DicE magazine which, based on what I saw on that magazine’s Instagram account, is primarily a motorcycle magazine with models posing sexy next to a motorbike. Not bad for someone who has spent so much of her life dancing to Madonna music along Maryland Route 2. If you want to learn more about Madonna Girl Dale, I suggest checking these links:

Meet Dale Crites (2011)

“Meet Dale Crites, a.k.a. BritneyGirl Dale,” The Baltimore Sun, November 22, 2013.

“Britney Girl Dale,” Uncustomary.org, March 24, 2015.

Filmmaker Dan Bell’s 2015 documentary Britney Girl Dale.

Filmmaker Dan Bell’s interview with radio station 98 Rock about his experiences with filming his documentary Britney Girl Dale.

Montage of Britney Girl Dale’s messages left on radio station 98 Rock’s voicemail in 2015.

Madonna Girl Dale (2015) Documentary Short/Baltimore’s Madonna Impersonator.

Madonna Girl Dale interview with The Maryland Crabs podcast, January 19, 2017.

Madonna Dale YouTube channel.

MadonnaGirlDale on Instagram

MadonnaPaulaAbdul4Ever on Instagram

MadonnaLoveDale on Twitter

Madonna Girl Dale on Facebook

Dale Crites LinkedIn page.

Dale Crites IMDb page.

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