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The Preparation - Process
Well, that was fun, but boy, did I create a monster... After every evening this week, I spent the whole weekend painting furiously to get this one over the line - as you can see from the process I worked through the background from back to front before turning my attention to the ladies in the scene.Lots of fun also creating a bunch of mask variants for this one - it's great imagining multiple delicious scenario options on these things and wondering what it would be like to experience them all.Hope everyone's had a great weekend. I thin...
The Preparation - Flats
Well, that was a fair bit of work! Lots of cleaning up the characters in the scene to get super-clean linework. Several various options for headgear and such for the patient and Matron in this scene...and then deconstructing all the elements into many individual layers and folders so I can paint cleanly and not spend the rest of my time 'painting inside the lines'.The bench/framework, I had to break up into several colours/layers to make sense of the various pads and cuffs that are in the picture - they'll all end up recoloured but ...
The Preparation - Sketch
Hi guysBeen wanting to post sooner this week but as you can see from the sketch, things got a little complicated. Have had an idea for this scene (in a sequence progression from some of the paintings I did at the very start of this journey), and this style of restraint bench for quite some time now, so decided to get my draughtsman on and commit to drawing it.Lots of yummy, mechanical restraints that once engaged would be impossible to get out of, and some industrial scale machinery to guarantee an intense experience for all involved.Lots of te...
Calibration
The idea for this piece was crafting a view on a scene where it's as much about what might be just out of frame than what's in it.I'll leave it to your imagination...
Calibration - Process
This was a fun piece to return to. Actually finishing Miss Kim's piece and then rolling directly into painting was the perfect thing for me.Really enjoyed working this one up - I had a strong idea of how I was going to light it so it was very satisfying seeing it come together.Particular fun to be had in the final stages painting up those layers of transparent latex - definitely easiest to do if I layer up the garments and overlay them one-by-one - makes me think of how the under layers cling to the body and then get affected by the top lay...
Miss Kim's Certificate - Process & Final
So here's the process from flats to final for Miss Kim's certificate.Spent the majority of my time on getting the likeness down because that's the essential part of this one.Tonight I'll be getting those print-ready for Miss Kim and her students.Then it's back to your regularly programmed schedule of doing the painting on 'Calibration'.Happy 'Hump Day' everyone - hope you're all well.
Miss Kim's Certificate
So Miss Kim Rub (misskimlinktree.com) asked me if I could come up with a cool certificate design for graduates of the Mistress Workshop sessions that she runs.I felt it would be far more interesting if I could make it a painting of the lady herself. So I've spent the past week jigging-and-re-jigging a 2D text layout to neatly fit into a paintable scene, and far too much time trying to find just the right set of fonts for it.The lady herself has given the sketch a leather-gloved thumbs up and so it's time to break down those flats and di...
Calibration - Flats
Everything is now blocked out and ready to paint.As I updated the other day - it's time for me to hop over onto the piece for Miss Kim, so once that's done I'll resume painting on this piece.Next update from me will be the sketches for Miss Kim.
Calibration - Sketch
Decided to have a little fun playing with camera angles on this one. What's happening here, I'll leave to your twisted imaginations...
Quick Update - Collab with Miss Kim
I hope everyone has had a great weekend.I'm working on a sketch for a new piece at the moment but it looks like I'll be duel-wielding a couple of pieces for the next few weeks.Yesterday I was contacted by the delightful Miss Kim Rub whose portrait I painted back last February to ask me if I could paint a custom piece for her.It's a fun idea so I've agreed to do it, but it will mean I'll be balancing my next painting alongside the piece for her.I'll keep you in the loop with updates as both pieces come together - don'...
A Point of View
So this one started with a dream that I woke up from on Christmas morning - the names have been changed to protect the not-so-innocent but it was a fun notion to paint a point-of-view piece.Here you'll find a number of uncensored variants that you won't see anywhere else but my hard drive.Enjoy!
A Point of View - Process
This was a fun piece to work on for the start of the year - after a lot of complicated corsetry and detail in the sketch I blocked out the colours, worked from the background, then our subject and afterwards, her mistress.Last-minute I decided to do a different lip expression on our patient as I wasn't happy with the way the bitten lip was looking.As you'll see in the final pieces I played around with a whole bunch of sexy variants along the way.
A Point of View - Flats
Here's the flats version of the piece - likely going to be a few variations of this one, one for here and others that a bit more social-media friendly.Time to start the paint!
A Point of View (Sketch)
After posting my last piece just before the holidays I pondered what to draw next, then Christmas morning I awoke after a rather awesome dream. I chose to draw it as a first person view. The names have been changed to protect the not-so-innocent!Flats next!
A Happy and Shiny New Year
So here's what the folks over on Instagram judged to be my most liked posts of 2022 - a surprising hit was "The Faces I Desire" which somehow or other blew through the algorithm and outperformed even the next best post ("Comfort") by 200%. Seems that folks dig my combination of elegant mistresses, latex bondage and medical shenanigans, so that's what I intend to keep going with! (Which is good as I think the new sketch that I'll be posting soon, entitled 'A Point of View' seems to cover all 3 of those things....
Thank you, 2022
This is my second Christmas Eve, and just like the last one, here's a summary of 2022's paintings pushed through the fancy filters using the CapCut app on Android.Thanks so much for supporting me, I really appreciate it and hope that I can continue to earn that support through the New Year.I'll try to keep things strange and interesting and do my best to be honest and continue to follow where the muse takes me, because in my experience, that's where the best bits are.Take lots of care, have a wonderful holiday and I'll see y...
The Gift
This is how we do a little unwrapping and sharing in the phetishskin world...As ever, a heavy rubber piece accompanies this as-seasonal-as-it-gets piece. Plus the addition of a little bit of extra equipment to obscure something that I'm sure Instagram's censorship might have a problem with (I'm not taking chances!)Hoping you're all safe and well and have a wonderful holiday.
The Gift - Process
Here's taking the latest from the flats through to final.Seemed to spend a long time on getting the inflated green latex of the patient feeling right, and boy, those corsets... My own fault for choosing to do that, of course! (Lots of fiddling to make sure all three ladies' outfits and proportions were consistent.)I stuck to the red and green seasonal theme as much as I could - kept pondering whether I should creep some candy canes, ribbons, bows and Christmas lights in there but, I dunno, every time I thought about it it felt like it w...
The Gift - Flats
So - breaking the image down into many individual layers. And deciding, since it's a bit seasonally inspired to go with colours that are appropriate.
The Gift
Well, she suggested I paint something Christmassy...so I thought about unwrapping....and this is where I ended up...!
Comfort
Posting this while on vacation. Don't know what anyone thought while I was finishing this piece off in the coffee shop this afternoon.Time to start another!
Comfort - Process
Decided to go strong on background colour with this one for a change - I knew I wanted the ladies in the foreground to be in mostly green latex, so I super-saturated the background red lighting for maximum contrast and worked from there.Still working hard on the transparent latex - it's a real challenge to try and capture the layered effects of this material - hopefully getting the feeling of this shiny, squishy sexy stuff nailed correctly. The garment that's being held up in the centre of the pic was a particular (fun) challenge to att...
Comfort - Flats & An Brief Update
Well, that's been a good week. Just had a fun three days rolling out The English Mansion Triptych piece-by-piece on social media and seeing so many nice reactions come through, especially from the ladies depicted in the work.Here's 'Comfort' in her/(its?) flats stage - time to hunker down and get onto painting all the fun rubbery stuff.Have a great weekend and I'll be back soon with the full process and final piece (or pieces, if I remember to add in some more heavy rubber funkiness before I publish!)
The English Mansion Triptych
As promised, here are all the final images from this monster of a painting/set of paintings - I'd always intended these to be 3 images that form a triptych, but painting them as a panorama and then splitting them seemed to be the best solution.I'd love it if you could stop by Ms Sidonia's Blog on The English Mansion to check out the lovely piece she's written there.I'll be posting the individual three pieces out over the next three days to social media, but only here and on the blog can you see them all right now.All-in-all,...
The English Mansion Triptych - Process Video
Here's a little video I put together for Mistress Sidonia's blog that shows how the various WIP sketches that you've seen come together over time.(I'd love to do some timelapses, but since my work is always sporadic, spread apart over many little fragments of time it would be a huge heap of work, never mind storage on my tiny tablet)
Comfort - Sketches
Don't ask me why it's called this, I don't know. I needed a name for the document when I saved out the rough sketch, the word came to mind and I couldn't unstick it, so, like I have been doing with this project for the past 19 months, I let my instincts guide me.Expect lots of layers of glistening shiny, rubbery transparency in this one! I'll see if I can make the garment she's hold up look freshly "Vivishined" ("Vivishone?"). The head-piece design is something I've doodled for years in sketchbooks bu...
Rubbernaut
Here she is in several flavours - heavy rubber, mega heavy rubber, and a couple of less extreme versions for posting on Instagram.
Rubbernaut - Process
Rubbernaut went through a fairly straightforward process this week - working from back-to-front, and then recolouring the linework to blend in/create small edge highlights around her costume.I took a few days' vacation this week with the intention of finishing the piece much earlier - so the majority of this piece was worked up in various coffee shops throughout my holiday. (I tend to find a cosy corner to sit in - I'm not too sure what vanilla folks with equally vanilla lattes might think, looking over my shoulder as I work...)One thin...
Rubbernaut - Flats (& English Mansion update)
Hope everyone is having a great weekend.Just updating you with the flats version of 'Rubbernaut' - now every individual element is separated into its own layer and flatted out for painting proper.Dropping you this update before I spend a few hours doing the final bits of chopping, slicing and formatting on the English Mansion Triptych. Ms Sidonia and I have agreed to push the piece live on 24th November this year (2022), revealing on her blog and here first.I'm also going to be offering individual prints of the triptych on my site s...
Rubbernaut - Sketch
After the last super-sized painting I decided to take on something a little more contained, but as you can see, ended up zoning in on the details.Here's the full sketch process from rough through development through to final lines.The name of the piece is inspired by a term used by the blogger Ataraxius on his blog at rubbernaut.com (his site's security certificate seems to have expired so I won't link directly here.)Anyways, time to start breaking this into flats.Hope everyone is having a great weekWishing you all well and thanking...
