Practical Effects

What was great w/o color, is gorgeous with it. Nice detail with Aeria's "fine print" requirements when it comes to her DiD scenes! Shows how dedicated she is to such kinky "method acting." Late-night rambling's the best kind of rambling! I do like the idea of an actress who tries to make sure she tied up in every film scene she's in, regardless of genre or scenario. It could almost be a parody of sorts, where her attempts get more and more outlandish over the course of each "film" (posted pic, in this case). Maybe even have characters "offscreen" expressing confusion every once in a while, like "She knows that duct tape is just a prop, right?" Not sure if that's exactly what you had in mind, but still...very cool idea. I agree 115%. I mean, as tired as the phrase is, "to each their own" is the only response I can think of to your question about some people tuning out in response to any lack of geniuine bondage peril. Personally speaking, one of my favorite aspects of your artwork (Wossy & Aeria focused, as well as fanart), is how much humor you inject into each post. Most of the time, this is due to the peril of a given character being more of a game or joke on the captive than outright danger, and that doesn't at all ruin the content of the drawing in question. I guess the viewer's imagination also plays an important role, so as to still enjoy the possibility of peril despite having "seen through the curtain." And yes, hopefully that day never comes (complete with arm shrug right back atcha), but that second scenario you mentioned about the birthmarked or tattooed OC is another interesting idea; you could always up the meta humor by having her hold up a sign proclaiming her intent to be tied up, as if to say "yeah, guys? This was MY idea, actually." Honestly I can see that working as a mini-comic too, with WOssy and Aeria coming in to give a little presentation out of the blue. I get why Patreon and dA are getting censorship-heavy (it's hard to tell when the "line" is crossed by a given artwork, and sometimes that leaves good art digitally cast by the wayside), but either way it's not a perfect solution. Being the creative DiD-diligent artist that you are, though, kudos to you for consistently finding new and creative ways to portray such content despite these restrictions. Ramble over.

>Wossy in tight leather MMMHMMM that's some good Wossy~! Excellent work!

LukeB

Very nice! And actually, I recall one artist (heaven help me if I know the name anymore) who had an 'actress' character who only did DID scenes in movies when the original refused in the storyline. It's not a bad concept really, and I dunno, I never minded it.

Trevor Bond

FANTASTIC work!!

Alysha

This is a TREAT! And I particularly appreciate the option of vertical or horizontal layout. I happen to use a portrait-oriented monitor for viewing images, so the vertical makes way more sense for me. In fact, I would probably have re-edited the horizontal one myself to become vertical, had you not made it available.

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