1 Well Sprung
Torturepen
is a fem-dom artist who depicts fairly extreme punishments of men,
often in the form of fairly crude cartoons which don't really qualify
on any count for this series, although they contain some interesting
ideas for S&M connoisseurs who don't mind the skirts. This
opening image (which has not been edited by me) is rather more
refined in style than them and sums up the general thrust of the artist's work
quite nicely. The venom is softened by a fiendish inventiveness and
there's an attention to irrelevant detail, like the elaborate block
supporting the candle, that is quite pleasing.
2 Bad Luck
In
this picture there is a rationale for the punishment as the captive
man's evil intent is comprehensively spelt out by a bag of
traditional burglary equipment, a balaclava hood on the floor and a
grappling iron slung over the window sill. Presumably the broken
window was a badly aimed first attempt with the iron, which sowed the
seeds of his downfall.
The
open frame supporting the incompetent felon makes his position seem
precarious as well as exposed, and his restraint is designed to focus
attention on his balls as the primary object of punishment, rather
than his cock or ass which is commonly the case in conventional gay
S&M.
You
can see in this image that when Torturepen depicts men's heads they
are not allowed to be attractive (as is the case with the artist
'Emma'). I suspect the podgy middle-aged physique might have some
fans though.
3 Electro Interlude
This
is a detail of a larger picture with a similar theme to the previous
one and it shares the same interesting styling which is vaguely
mediaeval and middle eastern – although the extended restraint
position (painful in it's own right) seems distinctly Japanese in
inspiration. Whoever cropped this picture had a good eye for
composition, the summery garden showing through the window aperture,
which is completely unbarred and open, mocks the captive man in his
pain.
4 Man-Whipping
My
final example features women (sorry chaps!) but I thought it was
worth including on it's own merits as a picture and an example of a
completely different style.
There
is a Torturepen
website but it's worth using search engines too.
For other
artists in the A-Z series click on the label below or search by name.
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