The beauty of dominant women
It’s Thanksgiving in America. For kinky bloggers that can mean only one thing: Trying to find a suitably themed image to post. Stuffing is a common choice. For example, this post from 2015 featuring the artwork of Sardax. Another option is wordplay on Thank and Spank, and that’s what I’m going with her. This is by the artist Stjepan Sejic, creator of the Sunstone series.
The artist also has a Patreon here.
My vacation has been a lot of fun. I’m always worried about getting sick – which seems to happen on about 50% of my trips – but so far I’ve dodged any bugs. Also eaten a lot of good food and had a fabulous session with Domina Yuki. Much teasing, tickling, paddling and pinching was involved.
More kinky fun is lined up for tomorrow before I return to Seattle. In the meantime, I’m going to continue my theme of picking up new and interesting things from Bluesky. This is by the artist mge2x5 taken from a thread of their work they posted here. It shows a nice sentiment that I think gives all subs a happy shiver whenever they hear it.
This beautiful artwork is by Cathexis. Their twitter feed has a series of fairy tale themed drawings, but this is definitely my favorite of them all. They also created the Sex Therapy comic series.
Continuing with a theme of positive, uplifting femdom images. This sequence of sweet scenes is by the artist Brandimus. Sadly, apart from a few posts to Reddit a couple of years ago, I can’t find anything else by them. That’s a pity, as these are all very cute.
Two interesting pegging images here to compare. I stumbled across the second one while trying to track down the artist for the first. I liked the playfulness of the first image and I’m always a fan of showing dommes having fun. Despite that, something did feel very slightly off about it. Wasn’t sure what.
The second image looks to come from the same source, but is clearly AI. The table legs don’t make any sense, there’s a weird corner to the table and he appears to have 6 toes. So rather than an artist I guess I should have been looking for a prompt creator and a really big data center.
I often track down unidentified artwork by spotting different identified works that are from the same creator. Interesting that the same approach can be taken for AI.
I’m not sure if Nipplegasm is a real word, but I’m willing to argue it should be. As this Guardian article explains, nipple orgasms are a thing.
One big part of my kinky journey has been learning to develop erogenous zones and in particular the nipples. Previously I treated them as pointless fleshy chest blobs. Now, after years of incorporating them into kinky play, they’re magic buttons of pleasure. I’m not sure I’ve ever had a pure nipple orgasm, but they’re certainly a big part of my play. Worth working on if you’ve not yet done so.
This drawing is by the artist Minahon. You can find their twitter here.
A final post on a femdom artist from years past. This is by Red Rump, a spanking specialist who regularly posted his excellent drawings to his blog between 2011 and 2015. Then he vanished from the internet and, as far as I know, never published again. One can only hope he has simply been too busy getting spanked to keep drawing.
This drawing is from a series in his last blog post. It’s a good example of both his style and the humor he brought to a lot of his drawings.
Continuing the theme of femdom artists from who maybe don’t get as much coverage as they should – this is from Vernice61. There was a flurry of their work posted to tumblr a dozen or more years ago. I even swapped a few comments with them via this blog. Then the tumblr vanished and I’ve not seen anything from them ever since. That’s a real shame for fans of intense femdom art that covers a lot of kinks.
You can find more of their work via a gallery that was uploaded back in 2012 to the e-hentai site.
I think I’m due a series of posts on old school femdom artists. The kind that have been around for years and maybe not got the recognition due to them. First up is Rodzo.
Their artistic style and themes are unmistakable. You can always tell it’s a Rodzo drawing immediately. Scanned versions of their art has been online for a long time – I added it to my gallery back in 2011 – but I’ve never found any background information on the artist at all. As far as I know, there’s also been no new work produced in many years. I’d love to know the story behind the art and the artist but it seems destined to remain a mystery.
Kicking off the new week with a new (to this blog) artist. This is by Dango, whose twitter can be found here. For all the benefits of the modern work from home policies, you have to admit, they do minimize your chances of being trapped under the desk of a demanding domme boss. Being bullied over a Teams call really isn’t the same.
