The next stage after the victim was hoisted and tied to a tripod like an animal for slaughter...
follow up to previously published drawing, inspired by painting of Marsyás by Charles André van Loo.
This blog was created as a place, where you can visit a world based on and existing only in my FANTASY. Most of the immages depict scenes of male to male BDSM and sex and there usually is certain level of violence in them. No connection with the real world. Once again - this is only for readers 18+ or any other "legal" age (according to laws of your country). Thanx!
The next stage after the victim was hoisted and tied to a tripod like an animal for slaughter...
follow up to previously published drawing, inspired by painting of Marsyás by Charles André van Loo.
After some fun the Masters had with him they tied him to a metal grid, as some other subs before him... and even some not far from him... The metal grill was portable, with small posts in the corners of the fireplace prepared for it. Hot barbecue charcoal was spread out on the fire pit area and one of the Masters made sure there was always enough charcoal at the right temperature. Occasionally he added it with a metal shovel. His other concern was to make sure that all parts of the sub's body were evenly roasted. For this purpose he had in one hand a sort of two-pronged pitchfork, which he used from time to time to press some of the sub's limbs or torso against the grate and hold it closer to the radiant heat.
The other watching dominants amused themselves by rubbing oil on the sub's body, so that it would not burn too quickly...
The advantage was that the temperature was lower at the edges of the fireplace, so the dominants didn't get burned, and the subs on the grate stayed conscious longer as well.
After the last sexual service the longpig is ready... the spit is ready too.
Another part of the scene inspired by the old picture from net, though this particular group in not in the original picture.
The young man, nailed to a cross, awaiting further treatment...
This drawing started as a doodle - I used first paper at hand - cardboard box...