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The Body Machine series no. 51-55


Within this set, I spontaneously experimented with more size variations, to differentiate the two body types. I wrapped up the foot fetish sessions, having proven my point of obviously having one. This is also an introduction to the extended foreplay that occurs between these two. 



 





1. Body Machine # 51





2. Body Machine # 52



3. Body Machine # 53


 
4. Body Machine # 54


 


5. Body Machine # 55

1. Body Machine # 51, I was able to redeem myself, with this one, considering how the foot turned out in number 50, of the series. And I could create a closer view, to express redemption, from the technical and anatomical error. I especially like how the open mouth and tongue turned out.

2. Body Machine # 52, I wanted to add another foot fetish piece, until the feeling of being satisfied with my fantasy from this activity was accomplished. I began to focus more on the largeness of the bodybuilder, compared to the more average size of his partner. The translation varied, with futher exploration throughout the series. Some were dead on, and others seemingly not so much. 

3. Body Machine # 53, is another one of my favorites in this series. The textures and overall composition pleased me, as one of those drawings that helped to strengthen the series. The angle captures both body types, and complexions well.

4. Body Machine # 54, makes me believe, as with many of my drawings, there was a need to squeeze my ideas into the size of my paper choice. 9x12 is my preferred size that works perfectly, for telling my stories with drawing. And attempting to remain loose, while also tying certain things together within this size gets tricky at times. My pen just started where I had chosen, and improvised, with little premeditation as possible. This is what I found, with this piece. I suppose subconsciously, the size variation remained a concern, while quickly sketching out the composition, before layering details. I wanted to also express the stereotypes of bigger gay men being considered the tops or dominant ones in the relationship. It can easily be quite the opposite. As this man is much smaller than the bodybuilder, but dominates with the massive size of his desire and assertiveness.

5. Body Machine # 55, is another one of my favorites in this series. The anticipation clearly reveals itself on their faces, regarding what else they can get into with each other. The wood paneling crops the scene very well, as I was unaware it would turn out this way. He glances at the size of the bodybuilder's butt, while anxiously awaiting the next round of intimate activities. The bodybuilder excitedly leads him down the hallway. 







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