I am against the fact that these devices should never be removed. Joints are numb, muscles atrophy, who needs it? Let the girls change the look of their device, staying in it, but in different poses. At least once a day, and preferably several times.

Posted by Jason (guest) on Sun 30 May 2021, 07:37 EDT

Re: Jason - Permanent Bondage

You do have a point, Jason. I am aware of these problems and I don't like to imagine these kind of bad things happening to the girls. In real life permanent bondage is not possible anyway, as there is no such thing as an indestructible material. An angle grinder would make short work of a dwarven art device. This kind of thing requires magic or super-science. The same magic that strengthens the item also serves to heal and protect the living subject. I have often failed to make a note of that in the image descriptions. Changing of poses is often a good thing. Many of my magic devices have that feature and I'll try to include more of that in future image descriptions. /Grigbertz

Posted by Gallery Administrator on Sun 30 May 2021, 09:22 EDT

Permanent bondage

To add onto the artist's comment. It's an easy bet that Most visitors to this website would trade places with her in a second. The artist provides inspiration for their own bondage fantasies. Add in the possibility of the predicament may become permanent? That adds the extra thrill. The vicarious experience of fear and excitement of being displayed bound, naked, helpless to resist anyone's sexual advances. And it might be permanent? Basically none of those things are acceptable in RL. Add a fantasy world where it's possible, acceptable, and no physical or mental downsides. Eternal youth, every exciting moment is like the first. A permanent literal object of desire.

Posted by Yumi (guest) on Thu 03 Jun 2021, 06:09 EDT

Why it's so good

This may be my absolute favourite drawing here. A solid adamantium piece with no release mechanism, and that the comment also implies is magic and keeps her alive and well forever? could also imply the piece may be immune to magic if solid adamantium wasn't unremovable enough. The girl turned into basically a living object... And her expression, does it show she still doesn't understand the permanency of her situation or is she happy about it? Only thing it would make it better is if there was more drawings of her story.

Posted by Guest on Wed 17 Aug 2022, 01:31 EDT