in a pattern that seems to capture the snake-like sensuality of bondage rope, while simultaneously suggesting celebratory garlands. This decorative quality suggests the captor has complex motivations!

Mystery of the Red Barn also featured in Snakes & Chains There's a vast collection of gay art at Telemachus 12 see Jotto's Gallery there Posted by Mitchell at 07:39 No comments: Labels: artists,

For the avoidance of doubt, the snake's head on the opposite side doubles up (oh so subtly!) as a hand manipulating a cock preparing to anoint the tattooed torso. * The cape also serves as a device to

presence' embedded in wings, writhing snakes and bones. It's reminiscent in some ways of the work of Hasegawa which was also decorated with cultural symbols, but not as densely or mystical as this. He

The shiny highlight snaking down his abs and the shower stream coming in from the left contribute to the same downward focus. Of course a man having a shower with his underwear on is by no means unusual

Compare this with the snake picture in my A-Z article on Fillion. Logan is able to indulge his artistry in the sweep of the bodies and curling tentacles which make for an attractive image. This element

strong-looking ropes that snake round his contours. The creasing of the twisted white cloth as it passes between his buttocks is delightfully suggestive. The youth of the subject and, to a lesser extent

8 Force of Nature 01 The snake, sensuously entwined around the human body is a classical forerunner of the modern tentacle 'genre', but the famous Japanese print of a woman being ravished by an octopus,

snaking across the hills like the great wall of China. No doubt this imagery was inspired in part by the fate of Spartacus and his fellow rebels so there are Roman connections after all! The GI punishment

An arm snaked round his neck jerking it backwards. "Not a sound!" a vaguely familiar voice hissed in his ear. Then he was rolled forwards on to his chest. His arm forced up between his shoulder blades.