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As is usual in these visually-rich productions from Digital Sin, this lovely shot is eye candy but somewhat promotional. That bucket of canes gets no play in the 40 minute movie, and the excellent spanking bench is mostly used as bondage sex furniture. There is indeed lots of bondage, whipping, and BDSM sex in He’s In Charge #2, as available from Kink Unlimited.
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It looks like this poor woman had maybe one small article of underclothing on when this whipping began, but it’s not doing her very much good:
Artwork is a detail from the cover of a De Sade pulp magazine.
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To a woman who possesses a riding whip, the resolution of every little relationship problem looks simple:
From Velvet Love Volume One by Mazzotti and Silvestroni.
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This is one of those pulp-cover artworks that makes me wonder whether the artist was just moving really fast, or did he actually imagine that when spanking someone with a household brush, the bristle side goes toward the spanked flesh?
Art is from the cover of Seduzione.
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Now this right here is the kind of establishing shot that makes discerning consumers of spanking porn want to join a site to see what’s coming. It’s from the May 14 update at RealSpankings.com, one of the very few producers left in the United States still making spanking-themed porn on the regular.
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It’s rather unclear to me why this woman’s punishment couldn’t wait for more private circumstances. But obviously it could not:
Sadly I don’t have any provenance for this artwork.
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My first thought on seeing this horrified woman shrinking away from the enormous hands of the leering man who has her tied over a bolster of burlap and straw in some filthy corner and is prepared to whip her if she doesn’t submit to his no-doubt-foul lechery? The mismatch between the size of his hands and her bottom made me misread the situation, before I saw her very adult curves and realized that he was drawn with exaggerated size and features to emphasize his monstrousness and her fear.
The artist is Jean Morisot (whose work we have previously seen here).
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