Do you like spending weekends bound outside?
Many thanks to Caregan

Apparently, the spread-eagle method successfully ignored by most of us has got a new life. Have a look at this forum thread and let us know if you have more ideas.

Many thanks to Paulette the Tart!

As many of “us fetishists” I have quite a collection of photos and drawings downloaded from all over the Internet. I mentioned already that I like drawings more than photos. But sometimes you can find similarities between them. Not in pure terms like subject, pose, materials, bondage, etc, but in the feelings or associations they produce.

As an example: Masakazu Shimizu’s drawing vs Patrick Andraste’s photo. Despite a bit different “set up” (armbinder vs handcuffs) you get the same mixed feelings of fully enclosed in latex, inescapably bound yet absolutely free to go anywhere!

I haven’t tried that, so please treat this article as a selfbondage idea and brain dump only.

The idea is to use a wooden block to stand upon, fasten or hook up yourself to a stationary object then step off the block. The height of the block should be just enough to prevent “unhooking” even if you stand on tiptoes. Nothing sophisticated at first sight. Two problems:

1. How not to hurt yourself
2. How to get out

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Jerome Gouvrion (Paris, France) stays behind well-known fetish sites: captiveculture.com, latexculture.com, ladyfemdom.com (no affiliation). Recently I came across his blog. The reason for that was the photo on the left. Retro-like, sepia-toned pin-up photo featuring Anais. I’m not very familiar with Jerome’s works, but having seen quite a few of images published on the above mentioned sites, I would say that the “bucolic shot” (like Jerome called it) is a bit different.

Excited I began to browse through all 66+ pages of his blog. But (to my surprise) little could I find (see below). Great lighting, astonishing quality, beautiful models, exquisite fetish clothes, elaborate bondage, perfect minimalism, but … The photos do not work for me. At all. Even the selection I managed to squeeze out of the pictures posted in the blog can’t be considered as 100% “working” but rather “ok to be saved”.

Of course, I’m talking about myself. Tastes differ, but in my humble  opinion the works lack substance. They lack something what makes you believe, what makes your mind and imagination drift beyond the flat pictures, what allows you to tell plastic from flesh.

I would be happy to be proved wrong. What Jerome’s photos do work for you? I’m just trying to understand why something works and something does not despite the same set of attributes.

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This is an animated ponygirl version of Daikinbakuju’s treadmill. Have a look at the design of the treadmill - it’s not possible to fall down.

Some ideas:

• You can be bound to the handles. For example, by a crotch rope.
• You can add a properly sized “insertable”
• Hands can be pulled up and bound to a hook in the ceiling
• An interesting idea would be a vibrator wired to the treadmill. The faster the person goes, the more powerful it vibrates
• Add a latex catsuit and a latex hood - and you do not need any diet!
• Good method to teach yourself how to walk on high heels

The first ChristopherT’s work I stumbled upon was the one with two figures mummified with inflatable latex bodysuits and connected to each other with a latex trunk. My first thought:”Someone made a photo in the style of heavy latex catalog by DeMask”. However, the trunk was something new I had never seen before.
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Remember this fantastic photo? Ideas are flying, soaring, jumping and swarming in the air. And what can be simpler than to stuff a nude celebrity in a plastic bag? Moreover, plastic bags are transparent and cheap. Much cheaper than, say, transparent latex or a dress made by a famous designer (see below).

Making a good photo is a different story, though. And Adriana Lima is not cheap either ;-)
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I wonder if anybody used shrink  wraps for mummification. Bondage or self-bondage - does not matter (though using shrinkable in self-bondage would be very interesting).

This is what I’ve just found.

18″ package master shrink system
The 18″ Package Master comes in two variations of shrink wrap: PVC film and Polyolefin film.

• PVC film restricts soap fragrances from flowing through the wrapping. This is particularly useful with melt and pour soaps by sealing the product allowing no moisture into the package. he film is durable, but brittle. It is great for individual product wrapping. If you are wrapping multiple products together or food, Polyolefin film is recommended.
• Polyolefin film allows fragrances to seep through the shrink wrap. This works best with cold process soap where moisture has no affect on the product. Polyolefin can be easily identified by its stretchy properties. It produces little odor, and also ideal for bundling multiple products together.

Both come in 500′ rolls and cost $49.95 per roll.

What do you think?

I’m shutting up. No comments. I don’t know what to say. Do you?
Model: Aisii
Photographer: Pacsaman