Original post here. Original text:
Artist: Warped Apple
Author Archives: faustus
How to deal with cultural imperialists
Original post here. I have been unable to establish the identity of the artist. Sourced via devine-defilement. Original text:
Artist’s depiction of a form of medieval Asian torture upon the wheel. Possibly an early European Christian missionary. They weren’t really all that “keen” about attempts at conversion.
Embrace your fate, my love
Original post here. Lambiek Comiclopedia has a brief article on artist Marty Elkin here. Sourced via greatgrottu. Original text:
(Marty Elkin)
Burning flesh cult
Original post here. Image is a paperback book cover containing the text “Lust was the high altar of this Flesh Cult, by Clyde Allison. This is a new Nightstand Book. NB 1734. 75¢.” Sourced via reginaldjuice. Original text:
Flesh Cult http://ift.tt/1CSyqs3
More forest tentacles
Original post here. Image contains an e-mail address green4griffin@gmail.com . Artist greengriffin has a Hentai Foundry profile here. Sourced via metalonmetalblog. Original text:
Tentacles Constrained Boobs Lady in Forest
that’s a lot of tentacles.
Naomi Devil bedevils her subjects
Death has a sophistication to match his age
Original post here. Sourced on tumblr to vintagegal via metalonmetalblog. Original text:
Strange Loves (214): La Veuve noire by Jean-Gabriel Domergue
Jose del Nido does women in chains
Original post here. Sourced via singoshibari. Original text:
Jose Del Nido ART
被虐・凌辱願望の美樹
http://higyaku-no-miki.tumblr.com/
Spanking machines
A wiki devoted to spanking art attributes the above image to bondage artist John Willie (1902-1962), and attributes it to his magazine Bizarre.
The aptly-named Spanking Blog has a slightly larger version of the image, which it attributes to Brian Tarsis.
Fetishartists.com attributes the image above to Daniel Girard.
Couldn’t find any provenance on the above.
Original post here. Sourced on tumblr to mysubferule via singoshirbari.
The disturbing concept is in the caption
Original post here. Someone looked at this photograph and thought the following (and I don’t think the “eating” metaphor was figurative in the captioner):