Mitchell's Art for June - Feeling His Collar

Mitchell - Feeling His Collar

Jamie couldn't quite believe what was happening

It was like a terrible black dream.

But the hand feeling his collar was real enough.

'Not long now' said the guard, coldly

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A Life of Pirates

Julius  seems to be imagining a sort of 'Pirates of the Caribbean', erotic theme park here
 with randy semen sorry, seamen providing entertainments for the boys.

"Get yourself kidnapped by pirates, 

authentic raping and pillaging extra".

This one seems bored with it all, he's probably missing his phone.

Actually, I quite admire Julius' Pirate in this picture.
I mocked a well known model recently for wearing head-gear like this,
Julius gets it to look OK, the size of the crown is just right.


What I don't get is the young man of dubious age, seemingly awestruck by the Pirate's Post.

Julius often positions them like this, just visible in the corner of the picture,
like the cherubs that hang around deities in medieval art.

I suppose that comparison is possibly apt, but why does Julius do this?

He obviously likes drawing mature, muscular men, in some stories there's page after page of them.
At the same time, there's not a lot of indication in Julius' art that he actually likes boys that much.
They are frequently relegated to the periphery or background of the image.
His drawing of them, even when they fully visible, does not suggest he admires boyish physiques,
nor that he's overly familiar with what they look like (unless he's being very cunning).

However his stories, are always written from the point of view of inexperienced lads
and they often portray the impressive men who they meet, as being not very nice.
They are often controlling and sometimes they force themselves upon their young protegees.
I think we can presume this Buccaneer is likely to be cast in such a mould.

Why does Julius make young men the centre of his stories, but not his artwork?
Perhaps he's reliving boyhood fantasises.

This Pirate seems equally mystified.

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Milking Factories No 3

 This milking factory by Cupcakes666 is the most intense yet. 

This factory owner has invested heavily in hi-tech extraction equipment for his herd.
He clearly thinks that uncomfortable restraint and ball tingling enhances the yield.

The boys are straining at their task most convincingly, but I suspect the pay's not that good.

 This GIFF variant by desaxxx1 goes beyond simple animation 

by adding tit-pumps, clearly inspired by farm milking machines

His imagining shows a never-ending stream of mixed dairy produce.

Do bigger balls produce more milk?

One of life's unanswered questions.

DGG- Alien Milking

The atmosphere here seems much calmer, 

but perhaps those restraint blocks are more limb-clamping than they look, 

threatening to reward energetic movement with broken bones.

 

I'm trying to limit this series to the original Milking Factory idea of mass male extraction, 

so, for example, I exclude solo milking machines, of which images abound (starting with Franco, way back). The circular disposition of the machines here is more borderline, more brat-lab than factory production line. 

But why would aliens want to mass produce human milk? Theone in the middle seems to be processing the lads milkings into a (presumably tasty) drink (note the green tumbler). Perhaps this is more like a Vending Machine situation, fresh is best, as it were. Maybe it's the restaurant checkout at a branch of Ikea somewhere out in the Milky Way. Let's hope for these lad's sake that human meatballs are not a delicacy here.

This picture does feature an unusual stimulation route via the navel 

and if you've ever tried pressing it during fluff extraction, you'll probably understand the allusion. 

Just a tip. Well it works for me!

The resemblance of this arrangement to an umbilical cord introduces a curiously oblique form of 'back to the womb' subjugation/domination which I suspect has more resonance for women than us chaps.

Visit Milking Factory No 4

Read this series from Milking Factory Part 1

Bareass Blogs No 21

 Bareass Blue-Shirted Baseball Batter 
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(Bed-Ready, Bareass, Blue-Shirted, Baseball Batter )

Go to No 22
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Bareass Blogs No 20

Bareass Backwoods, Backwards Lookin', Butt Blusher
and a BukBuddy too!
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Go to No 21
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Bareass Blogs No 19

Bareass Bedroom Beast

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My Window Cleaner

The muscular handy man who strips off to do his job, is a perennial erotic fantasy,

one much exploited by advertisers (notably Coca Cola).

Indeed, my own mitchmen 'tag' is the Dishonest Gardener who does exactly this 

- and other things he shouldn't, sadly. But that's another story.

 

These images from Modus Vivendi got my thinking about hiring a window cleaner as well,

although my glass is less extensive than this.

I suppose they should have got me thinking about buying new underwear really,

but I know what I like!

MV did get the cut of these underpants just right - for this model anyway,

but the photograper who dreamt up the matching welly boots was inspired.

Providing just the right degree of observance of 'Elf 'n' Safety guidlines

and kinkily highlighting his nakedness.

(No marigolds thankfully)

 

 If I can find a man who works this hard, all the better!

Exhausted by his endeavours and sporting a shiny wet torso as proof

His softly contoured muscularity might even justify a bonus.

A week later methinks, thank goodness the weather hasn't changed!

It's reassuring to see he's changed his underwear since his last visit.

The darker colour gives his body a more 'hour-glass' shape 

accentuating pecs and thighs

I need hardly add that the yellow seams also accentuate his nether regions

Just as last weeks pair accentuated his butt.

A most tactile-looking package. This chap could be a bit of a handful. Mmmm.

Unfortunately it looks like he's easily distracted, 

It's probably some passing builder giving him a wolf-whistle.

Get on with your work mate! 

That glass won't clean itself!

All pictures modelled by Alexandros Kaltsidis for Modus Vivendi