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FayePhoenix
Artist, Muse & Sugar baby
Non Binary, Queer, Toronto ON CA
In person & Online
- here to hype you up -
Efimeros
Content creator & Artist
Male, Straight, Panama City PA
In person
Freehand black lettering bodysuits - tribal futurism
princeroro
Artist, Photographer & BDSM
Non Binary, Queer, New York NY US
In person & Online
Kink + Queer photographer
deeszone
Artist
Male, Bisexual, New York NY US
In person & Online
Creativity is at my core, let’s explore together
Yeehaaw_
Artist
Male, Straight, Paris FR
In person
My mission is about addressing the urge to celebrate the beauty of the human form along with sensuality and intimacy
mvpblack
Artist, BDSM & Coach
Gender fluid, Queer, Zagreb HR
In person & Online
Light, Life, Love, and Liberty
jonesy
Content creator & Artist
Non Binary, Queer, Berlin DE
In person & Online
I create smutty comics and kinky art 👯♂️ I’m part of Kinky Life Drawing in Berlin, but also have a secret crush on LUX BDSM life drawing 👀 Sometimes I get requests to sketch people at play parties, and they seem to be really into that 😸. Maybe because for many people drawing feels so much less intrusive than photography - especially for folks with body image issues. I’ve been dealing with body dysmorphia for most of my life, so I’ve a lot of awareness around this topic. I’m working on a series of comics, which I’m starting to publish on my patreon (www.patreon.com/jonesy_cat), but it’s also the place where you just. an support my work, or commission me✨ You can find my work on instagram: @jonesy_cat_makes_art, fetlife: @jonesy_cat or on telegram: https://t.me/+0777lSBRGWM3ZTJi
nappiness
Content creator & Artist
Male, Straight, Leuven BE
In person & Online
Drawn to rope and all the sensations that go with it.
What is kink art?
Whips in watercolour.
Kink art encompasses a diverse array of visual representations that explore themes of sexuality, fetishism, BDSM, and other non-normative expressions of desire. It often incorporates elements of eroticism, power dynamics, and taboo subjects, pushing boundaries and challenging societal norms. Kink art can take various forms, including illustrations, paintings, photography, sculptures, and digital art, and it is created by artists who seek to celebrate, critique, or simply explore the complexities of human sexuality and desire.
What makes it hot?
What makes kink art arousing to many is its ability to delve into the realms of fantasy, desire, and power dynamics in a visually stimulating way. Kink art often presents a departure from conventional depictions of sexuality, offering viewers an opportunity to explore their own desires, fantasies, and identities. Its allure lies in its capacity to evoke visceral reactions, provoke thought, and provide a space for both self-exploration and communal engagement with themes that are often considered taboo or controversial.
No, kink art can be appreciated by anyone interested in exploring themes of sexuality, desire, and power dynamics, regardless of their personal practices.
While some kink art may contain explicit imagery, not all of it does. Kink art can encompass a wide range of styles and levels of explicitness, catering to different preferences and comfort levels.
Kink art can be found in various galleries, online platforms like Sensuali and specialised shops catering to adult content. Many independent artists also sell their work through their own websites or social media platforms.
DO
Research: Do research the artist and their intentions behind the artwork before purchasing to ensure it aligns with your values and interests.
Open mind: Do engage with kink art respectfully and without judgment, acknowledging the diversity of sexual desires and expressions.
Boundaries: Do communicate openly and honestly with partners or friends when exploring kink art together, establishing boundaries and consent.
Support: Do support artists who create kink art by purchasing their work ethically and crediting them appropriately when sharing it.
DON'T
Assumptions: Don't assume that all kink art is intended solely for sexual arousal or titillation; appreciate its artistic and cultural value beyond its erotic content.
Disrespect: Don't fetishise or objectify individuals depicted in kink art; respect their autonomy and agency as human beings.
Pressure: Don't pressure others into engaging with kink art if they are not comfortable or interested; respect their boundaries and preferences.
Try this at home! Don't conflate kink art with real-life practices or expectations; understand the distinction between fantasy and reality when exploring these themes.
