~Sablesword

I like bondage. I like watching or reading about a cute woman who is tied or otherwise restrained and who is struggling helplessly with her bonds. I particularly like barefoot bondage, to the point of being a snob. "If the captive isn't barefoot, she isn't in bondage, she's just... tied up."

I also want bondage that's soft and romantic. "Damsel in distress" style, and not too much distress either. I want the style where the captive both looks and feels sexy, not the style where the bondage is just a technique so that the victim can be dominated, humiliated, and made to suffer.

Finally, I like science fiction and fantasy bondage. I find those genres more interesting in general than mainstream modern-day or historical settings. Also, science fiction & fantasy allows for interesting reasons to bind the cute captive other than "I wanna see her suffer," and it allows one to sugar-coat such grotty bits as do slip in, and to view them through rose-colored glasses. In a fantasy setting, for example, selling a pleasure slave from the auction block can be depicted as just another exotic custom in an marvelous land full of such wonders. In a modern-day setting, it's much more likely to provoke the ick reflex.

So I create drawings of elves and halflings and green-skinned slave women who are tied up or strapped down in various ways and who often betray hints of enjoying their predicament. I write stories about gentle captors who nonetheless keep their pretty captives in inescapable bonds. I write about exotic pleasure slaves sold in exotic slave markets, females human and otherwise who please their masters by accepting their master's pampering. I write about tickle magic, and about high-tech tickling. I write about future wars, with the treatment of POWs being strange but not uncivilized. I write about centaurs who put human visitors into the stocks and mercilessly tickle their bare feet - for good reason and without any malice involved on either side.

I depict soft bondage, warm & fuzzy bondage, because that's what I like.