Misc. Inquisition Scenes.

[wulf]

Oh, wow! This is embarassing! It WAS posted and I didn't remember it! Definitely a senior moment!

Used to make fun of seniors (mentally) until I start forgetting things myself. And I dont have nearly the mileage for that!

And masturbation doesn't make it come back either.

[doe.1971]

And masturbation doesn't make it come back either.

Blind and forgetful. Total bliss.

[wulf]

And masturbation doesn't make it come back either.

Blind and forgetful. Total bliss.

Year was 1960, in the 6th grade. Teacher (Mr Harrison) kept all the boys after class one day for a little sex education... which was mainly about not masturbating. He actually said we would go blind if we did it. I didn't believe him because I had already done it a few times, and my vision was perfectly fine.

[jny008]

Great art !

[barbossbarboss]

Your work is on an equal plain as theirs imo. Your 'struggling along' is creating beautiful images that are very prized in my collection, and I appreciate you sharing them.

Well, at least my efforts prove interesting from one visitor, so here's another medieval effort. It was inspired by a Russian artist called Markiz. His artistic talents aren't the greatest, but in the attached drawing, he portrayed the suffering and despair of an impaled victim. I'm not sure what the little guy to the left is -- maybe the head torturer's son who's being instructed in a "trade."

Anyway, I decided to alter it a little and show the wife of an unsuccessful revolution leader and her daughter being executed in a dungeon similar to Markiz's. The well-dressed noblewoman (Duchess, maybe) in the background is just checking on the status of the condemned women, since she knows that she would have been consigned to this dungeon if the revolution had been successful and might well have been sitting on a similar cone while the head torturer had his way with her bare body.

I would really like to see more drawings with these characters.

[bleumune]

Well, at least my efforts prove interesting from one visitor, so here's another medieval effort. It was inspired by a Russian artist called Markiz. <snip>

I would really like to see more drawings with these characters.

I'm a little confused. Are you asking for more drawings taken from Markiz's art, or are simply asing for more inquisition-style art from me?

[barbossbarboss]

I meant your drawings.

[bleumune]

The Spiked Roller

I found these images from an unknown interior story from the pulp Men's magazine called Man's Book dated April of 1965. I wish I had more info, but as most collectors know, those mags are almost impossible to find these days as well as costing lots of $$ to buy if you can find them. Anyway, I was inspired to create my own image with the heroines more suitably attired and with a bit of a backstory. So here's the original images and my 3D interpretation.

bleumune

[wulf]

The Spiked Roller

I found these images from an unknown interior story from the pulp Men's magazine called Man's Book dated April of 1965. I wish I had more info, but as most collectors know, those mags are almost impossible to find these days as well as costing lots of $$ to buy if you can find them. Anyway, I was inspired to create my own image with the heroines more suitably attired and with a bit of a backstory. So here's the original images and my 3D interpretation.

bleumune

Yessss!!! Another of your great renders with the rarely seen spiked roller. And to top it off a cruelly designed heated horse in the background. Beautiful work and a great update to old scene. Thank you for sharing.

[bleumune]

Yessss!!! Another of your great renders with the rarely seen spiked roller. And to top it off a cruelly designed heated horse in the background. Beautiful work and a great update to old scene. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks, wulf. I always liked the ghastly threat of the spiked roller. I just wish I could collect that inside story or at least both first pages. But most of those old magazines are gone for good, though they really weren't very descriptive. It's hard to believe they were sold in grocery and drug stores back in the day! But they were my first taste of girls in mortal peril!