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They told her that waitressing in the fetish-themed bar would get her lots of good tips. What they neglected to mention is that she’d get tipped with spankings, not money:
From Slave Fair, a Dofantasy comic by Erenisch.
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At first I thought I had published this photo before, but no! Apparently “Spank me, I’m a bad girl” is not a unique sentiment among bratty teasers who think they are safe because somebody is too far away to punish them. They never seem to remember that we have memories, and if that starts to fail, we can always keep notebooks!
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These paddling photos were published on an “amateur porn” BBS some time prior to 2008, but they might have come from anywhere. They look like some pretty convincing swats!
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First she got tied up tightly with a rough hemp bondage rope, plus tormenting clothespins on her tender nipples. Then she got a brutally harsh caning and a monster-big strap-on dildo shoved up her bottom. But it’s all good now! Because her mistress is giving her a kiss:
Artwork is by Guaky, who has a Patreon.
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This vintage photograph of a playful husband-and-wife spanking scene is in a lot of stock photo databases, but it’s rarely credited in any way. When I saw the spanking dude’s delighted expression, I knew I would need to track down some context. The posed wife spankings from old black and white movies were usually delivered with a display of anger, and that’s not at all what’s happening here:
Sure enough, this photo comes from the 1933 (pre-code, and thus surprisingly sexy) B movie Air Hostess, starring James Murray and Evelyn Knapp. One review tells us the spanking scene is “clearly foreplay” while another describes the scene thusly: “Ted playfully spanks Kitty, making her laugh and giggle before a passionate embrace….”
Of possible interest to the digital collectors among you, I was able to find a ridiculously hi-res scan of the photo.
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This pussy spanking .gif perhaps stars Lily LaBeau in a clip from Evil Angel.
This unsigned double-whipping scene is said to be an illustration from an early edition of Les Mystères du Harem, illustrated possibly by Lewis Bald. The image is sometimes also attributed to
Gaston Smit aka Georges Topfer, who illustrated (with signed plates) a later edition of Les Mystères.
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