Brick has completed two new works, the first of which, titled “Games guys play,” is shown below. The artist has decided to modify his nick to Sapeur Brick. “Sapeur” is a French word for sapper, which is a specialized soldier in the army responsible for combat engineering. This image is shared here with permission:
Metal would like to thank Sapeur Brick for sharing this art with Metalbond readers! A second new work by the artist will appear on the Metalbond site in the coming days.
Jero is a gay digital artist with a focus on powerful men and themes that explore power dynamics. There’s lots of muscle, bondage, peril play, and fantasy in these images:
See much more from Jero on X (formerly Twitter) and on his Patreon page.
Check out these posters featuring the Great One, Harry Houdini. I especially like the illustrations of various kinds of handcuffs depicted in the second one:
Thanks to Metalbond reader Mark for these images! He reports that these are from the book “100 Years of Magic Posters.”
What do you guys think about the AI-generated images? I think they are really hot! I imagine that someday in the not-too-distant future, this technology will improve to the point that someday soon there will be a way for a guy like me to get dominated by AI-generated avatars in virtual reality or in Second Life.
These pictures are from various Tumblr pages. No infringement is intended. Some of the creators above include Albron Muscle and RupertRat. There are many others. There are lots of these images on Tumblr and X (formerly Twitter)
What a fantastic poster for this upcoming event in LA, Tom’s Bar:
It’s appropriately being held on Father’s Daddy’s Day!
Event information here
There is some fantastic content being added over at RubberZone, including an original comic series created by BlkTigerArt (pictured):
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Behold, brand-new artwork (April 2023) by the artist Brick!
It is shared here with the artist’s permission:
Thanks, Brick, for this new work!
Today’s male BDSM artwork is by Mitchell, and it is titled “The Preserve Factory.” This is shared here with permission of the artist:
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Tons more art by Mitchell is available at the Mitchmen Club at Adonis Male (free to register).
