The beauty of dominant women
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.
I’ve played so infrequently recently, I’d forgotten how much fun it is to admire your bruises post-scene. After playing with Savannah last week I got a lovely collection of marks and bruises across my chest. Much slapping, biting and pinching was involved. Now every time I shower or get changed it makes me smile to see them again. I really should get beaten up more often.
Artwork is by Kahori.
My first impression of this was that it’d be a fun femdom cartoon to share. It had a nice light flowy energy. Then I looked a bit closer and realized it’s actually pretty intense. Heavy bondage and cuckolding wrapped in a deceptive presentation. I love the contrast between the style and the hot but serious scenario.
I found this on an old tumblr. I can’t find a direct attribution, but from the style I’d guess it’s by M Pluume.
One final kitchen themed post. In this case it’s one that made me smile by the artist kenisfake. I love a good ‘to do’ list – it’s pretty much the only thing that organizes me into chores – but sadly I’ve never had one like this. Clearly, I need better chores.
You can find more from kenisfake via her patreon. She also posts on Reddit.
I feel a series of kitchen themed posts coming on. No particular reason, other than a bunch of images that are bubbling up in my backlog. Kicking off the series with this one by Slave Boy Dreams. It’s a cute example that looks like the perfect way to enjoy a Sunday brunch.
You can find more from the artist on their Deviant Art Site.
This is by a Berlin based illustrator who works under the handle ‘The Garden of Good and Evil.’ You can see more via this Altar Mag article and on her website. I also found a couple of different illustrations posted online (here and here) the second of which looks awfully like it was inspired by Mistress Iris.
This comic isn’t femdom but it did make me smile. It struck me that formal coitus would be a good alternative name for all sorts of kinky sex. That doesn’t typically involve monocles and top hats – unless your preferences run that way – but it does often involve protocols, outfits, negotiation and equipment. Plus, I like the idea of asking someone if they’d like to partake in a spot of formal coitus. Provided I can track down a fuck butler of course.
This is from Free Cheese Comix and by the artist CJ Cusack. I stumbled across if via Reddit.
I’ve been pretty disappointed with the progress of AI generated images over the last 12 months or so. I was hoping we’d get some really interesting new ideas and creative uses of it. Instead it’s devolved into a lot of very similar looking content – attractive but overly shiny smooth people in very limited poses. Great if you want to recreate fashion magazine photoshoots, but nothing that really resembles the gritty and nuanced look of the real world.
Some of the better examples I’ve seen are from creepycrawleys on DeviantArt. Not because they did something different but because they leaned heavily into that aesthetic. There’s still a sense of unreality but it works well with the artificial and heightened nature of the images.
This shot is from here and entitled Emily. You can see more from their Deviant Art gallery.
There’s something very sexy about being packaged up. It manages to combine two disparate feelings. On the one hand carefully packaging something up so it’s safe and secure shows how you much care about that thing. It’s treasured possession. At the same time to pack something away is to objectify it. What matters is that the object stays where the owner has left it. Where it wants to be is irrelevant. Those are all powerful buttons to push for a lot of kinksters, myself included.
This very hot bondage / packaging image is by a Japanese artist who tweets under the handle @1233288. I think they also go by the name Pouring Rain.
Sourced via this tweet.
Today’s post continues the theme of contemporary furniture and femdom. It’s a niche kink, but everyone has their thing.
This is the Wassily chair AKA Model B3, designed by Marcel Breuer in 1925. He was part of the Bauhaus school in Germany. It’s available from Knoll these days. Oh, and there’s also a domme, submissive and some sort of plant lurking in the background.
This image is a render created by the digital artist Nonothing, and sourced from their twitter post. You can find more from them here.
You can see more via the artists 