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This artwork is part of the painting Flagellation of St. Barbara:
I recommend against looking up the rest of the nasty things that were done to Barbara as part of her martyrdom, if you aren’t already Catholic enough to know; flagellation is pretty much the nicest of them all.
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Kenzie is a big girl. You wouldn’t think a hand spanking could make her cry, but doesn’t it look like she’s about to? Maybe she genuinely feels badly about what she’s done:
From Real Spankings.
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Everybody has a fetish… but some people have more than one! As the story goes, this woman was kidnapped and surgically altered by nanobots working “at the genetic level” to be turned into a limbless “pillow girl” for a wealthy villain. Rescued too late to reverse the surgery, she found kinky love and and bondage spankings nonetheless…
The art is a detail from Redhair Torso by Gammatelier.
A precise strike with a leather belt right in her ass crack is not what any sorority pledge is expecting during initiation, but then again, the initiation rituals in Sorority House Terror (a Dofantasy comic by Slasher) are decidedly perverted even by the fevered standards of sorority porn:
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Everybody agrees. To get really good with a bullwhip requires many many hours of practice, and practicing with a bullwhip is boring. One thing that makes it a lot less boring, though, is a couple of naked women in bondage, especially if you’re not too fussy about where the welts go:
Photo is from the recent Real Time Bondage liveshow starring Mia Torro and Maddy O’Reilly. And of course I’m kidding about the practice thing; that’s probably too dangerous to be sensible, although I suppose it depends a bit on your existing skill level and the whip you’re using.
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Something about this sad scene — the cracked pitcher and basin? — suggests she’s been chained to that post a long time, and that the whipping might be a daily affair:
Late last month Harry at Vanilla Spanking posted an exhaustive survey of press accounts and cartoons from the 1920s documenting the social backlash against the flapper craze and its expression by conservative parents of young women in lots of spankings and noisy spanking recommendations. The research is considerable and the article is a lot of fun; I only wish Harry had given us more specifics about the dates and publications where he found all the stories and cartoons.
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