A little humor here from the War and Peas comic. The jellyfish thing is sadly a myth. So if you want to get peed on – and I’m definitely a fan of that – you’ll need another excuse. Maybe we can start a rumor it’s the perfect cure for a headache? Or stubbed toes? I’m always bashing mine and I’m sure a quick golden shower would take the edge right off.
You can find more from War and Peas on Bluesky and on their Patreon.
Tag: Artwork
Nice Units
Kicking off the weekend with a touch of humor. This is from Luck of the Draw Comics. The imperial system of measurement being designed by someone focused on satisfying their kinks would explain a lot about it. Although having said that, the meter was defined as “one ten-millionth of the shortest distance from the North Pole to the equator passing through Paris, assuming an Earth flattening of 1/334”. Which seems an even stupider way of picking a standard length than basing it on your favorite sexy body part.
You can find more from Luck of the Draw on Reddit and Bluesky. They also have a book out.
Pretty Whines
Something cute and sexy to start the week. This is by the artist Smutty Rogue, as featured here on Bluesky. I’ve been in a tease/denial kind of headspace recently, so this definitely appeals.
You can find more from the artist via Bluesky and on their Patreon.
Evil Sophia
Here’s a new (to this blog) artist to check out – SerTheCatKnight. He’s a French BDSM artist. His work covers a mix of kinks and couplings, but there’s a lot of nice Femdom or Femdom adjacent material in there.
I was actually tempted to post this image for Valentine’s day. After all, what could be more romantic than a night in chastity watching your partner fuck someone else? It’s just what cupid would have wanted.
SerTheCatKnight has a Deviant Art account here. I can’t see a social media account for them anywhere.
Banging Heads
Here’s Wonder Woman fulfilling a common fantasy – cracking some political heads together. I’m sure we’ve all dreamed of doing this. Particularly with the current bunch of criminals in power.
The artist is H. G. Peter. He’s credited as the co-creator of Wonder Woman, alongside William Marston. Having just looked up his details, I was astonished to learn he was born in 1880. I know Wonder Woman is from the Golden Age of comics, but it still feels relatively modern. Yet its creator was born in the Victorian era and was already 34 by the time World War I started!
Hopscotch
This drawing reminded me of carpet guy – an infamous NYC submissive who used to like being trampled while wrapped in a carpet. I featured a post on him back in 2013. He was well known among the NYC dommes for many years even before that. I hope he’s still around and turning up at play parties with his carpet in tow.
Oddly, this is a modified version of the original. The artist is Virginia Mori and you can see the original – along with a lot of her other weird but wonderful art – here. The original artwork doesn’t have the colored square and it’s clear that it’s a a girl under the rug. This has been altered to suggest a boy and a target square to be landed on. Perverts up to no good again.
If you want to support the original artist you can buy her work here.
Fido
My last post was all about the cute, frilly and fun. This one is – less so. The two images make a good example of the breadth of femdom fun. Both in respect to kinks and artistic approach.
The artist is Coomer Comics. They have a Patreon but it doesn’t seem to have been updated in the last year or so.
Frilly
Here’s something from a new (to me) artist – sorrowmi. It’s very cute and a nice example of how to make frilly underwear look great on a guy. That slit in the back of panties could spell trouble for him.
The only source I’ve found for sorrowmi’s work is their Twitter feed.
Marks of Affection
Here’s a cute drawing for the weekend. He’s clearly been on the end of a good healthy whipping. Left with something for him to admire and her to poke at.
I think this is by the artist strawderryst.
Cosmo Moment
Cosmopolitan Magazine has an article out celebrating femdom and male submission as the ‘hot new thing.’ It always makes me happy to see positive femdom coverage in mainstream media. Destigmatizing it for women who might want to give it a try is great. At the same time, these kind of articles tend to have their fair share of eye rolling comments and this is no exception.
I was particularly amused by this part…
For many, there isn’t a traditionally sexual element — Sarah’s submissives, for example, have their genitals locked in chastity cages.
I mean I guess it’s not traditional to lock your dick up, but it’s sure as hell a sexual element. Chastity is all about sex, even if there’s no actual sex being had.
The other annoying part of the article is the references to the ‘default’ of male domination and this new ‘trend’ changing things up. When I think of actual BDSM and kinky content creators over the years, femdom has always been a huge part of it. The centralizing of men in the default dominant role in kink came from societies stereotypes, filtering from there into conventional porn, not the other way around. As one of the submissives interview in the article puts it…
maybe we’re all more open about where the baseline of kinky sexuality has always been
The artwork is by the great Eric Stanton. A man celebrating femdom decades before American society decided it was safe for women to be in charge of their own credit.