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I was not sure of the meaning of word "obscene" in english so i did a search:
From Merriam-Webster:
Definition of obscene
  1. 1 : disgusting to the senses : repulsive

  2. 2a : abhorrent to morality or virtue; specifically : designed to incite to lust or depravity … the dance often becomes flagrantly obscene and definitely provocative … — Margaret Meadb : containing or being language regarded as taboo in polite usage obscene lyrics obscene literaturec : repulsive by reason of crass disregard of moral or ethical principles an obscene misuse of powerd : so excessive as to be offensive obscene wealth obscene waste
I prefer 2a : abhorrent to morality or virtue; specifically : designed to incite to lust or depravity......
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Like those 2 new images:)

Wrong thread: i wanted to post this in the "Obscene display" thread!

"Designed to incite lust or depravity" does hit the nail on the head, Hornet. As such your stuff suits this thread perfectly. Feel free to chip in any time.
 
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I like your style, Hornet.

Next is a manip by Mistress Lady Catherine, who back in the old Yahoo Crux days I called "the mother of us all." It's a scene from Jedakk's Faithful Sayings. It's based on a pic from an early 2000's shoot featuring Krista, a popular bondage model.
 

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More, more!

I like your style, Hornet.

Next is a manip by Mistress Lady Catherine, who back in the old Yahoo Crux days I called "the mother of us all." It's a scene from Jedakk's Faithful Sayings. It's based on a pic from an early 2000's shoot featuring Krista, a popular bondage model.
Would Yahoo have a 'crux' page today?
 
Would Yahoo have a 'crux' page today?

As far as I can get Google to cough up, no.

This place and Crux Foundation were created by and for refugees from the old Crux discussion group, on which Yahoo pulled the plug for reasons that still resist analysis.
 
As far as I can get Google to cough up, no.

This place and Crux Foundation were created by and for refugees from the old Crux discussion group, on which Yahoo pulled the plug for reasons that still resist analysis.
They went 'public'... You can't offend the rich boys that invest badly... they have an image to protect after all....
 
Yahoo zapped the Crux group in 2005 I believe. I had the membership info backed up, and I used that to create another Yahoo group called "Cross Purposes" which was just a holding group to keep members informed of our progress towards a replacement site - no pictures and no posts that would attract negative attention from Yahoo.

The admins/moderators of Crux, seven of us, selected the software, got a hosting service, and created the Crux Foundation. When it was ready for prime time, I sent invitations to our membership to join. And Crux was history. I suppose Yahoo believed that our subject matter was over-the-top offensive on several levels, obscenity, violence to women, and then the religious aspect. It wasn't easy to find a hosting service that would host the Crux Foundation site, either, due to the content.
 
Yahoo zapped the Crux group in 2005 I believe. I had the membership info backed up, and I used that to create another Yahoo group called "Cross Purposes" which was just a holding group to keep members informed of our progress towards a replacement site - no pictures and no posts that would attract negative attention from Yahoo.

The admins/moderators of Crux, seven of us, selected the software, got a hosting service, and created the Crux Foundation. When it was ready for prime time, I sent invitations to our membership to join. And Crux was history. I suppose Yahoo believed that our subject matter was over-the-top offensive on several levels, obscenity, violence to women, and then the religious aspect. It wasn't easy to find a hosting service that would host the Crux Foundation site, either, due to the content.

Yes, we were prepared for it, as there was a major bonfire of adult groups on Yahoo around that time, we knew it was only a matter of time.

Would Yahoo have a 'crux' page today?

Actually . . . . . Male_Crux_Research is operating happily on Yahoo to this day. It is the successor group to the old Crucim male crux group, and it has been on Yahoo for many years now, though they have a bolt hole over at Google too.

They went 'public'... You can't offend the rich boys that invest badly... they have an image to protect after all....

I had a message recently informing me that Yahoo is now a Verizon company. I hope that isn't going to signal major negative changes. I've had my Yahoo email since Crux was moved across to it in a takeover back around 1999 or so, I would be very sorry to lose my archive of emails.
 
In short, Yahoo Crux is fondly remembered, but recedes irrevocably in the rear-view mirror of time.

Which segues into rear-view obscene display, courtesy of Noble Vulchur.

My dislike for for the facing-the-cross position is negated by my fondness for the female butt.
 

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It was Phlebas who first turned me on to rear-view crux, what in retrospect seems like minutes after I woke up to this kink. It's a theme he still returns to, and gee am I glad.
 

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But it's really NV who knocks this out of the proverbial park.
 

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But it's really NV who knocks this out of the proverbial park.
Yes, his harsh strong lines and his focus on the taut and straining muscles of the women's bodies allowed the agony to be shown in the pose without the face visible. The women on Vulchur's crosses are not frail and petite, but hardy working slaves with messy hair chopped into short haircuts, and they are nailed to the crosses in such extreme positions that they require muscular strength to even rest back. These are crosses designed for struggle, and women who can take it.

Very different from my take, with lots of skinny, patrician, feminine girls. It's interesting how two artists can come up with such wildly contrasting images on the same topic.
 
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Yes, his harsh strong lines and his focus on the taut and straining muscles of the women's bodies allowed the agony to be shown in the pose without the face visible. The women on Vulchur's crosses are not frail and petite, but hardy working slaves with messy hair chopped into short haircuts, and they are nailed to the crosses in such extreme positions that they require muscular strength to even rest back. These are crosses designed for struggle, and women who can take it.

Very different from my take, with lots of skinny, patrician, feminine girls. It's interesting how two artists can come up with such wildly contrasting images on the same topic.

I'm glad as all get out you two do.

"Variety is the spice of crux."
 
Being an ass man, I have a lot of renders of various scenes from a rear view. This particular one is a dramatic scene from The Serpent's Eye where they are lifting Sabina up and her toes are touching the earth for the last time.

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And hanging by her wrists as they prepare to drop her patibulum onto the tenon at the top of the stipes:

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I do pay special attention when I'm crafting the ass on these girls. Even if Sabina's is a bit dinged up from her whipping, it's still a great ass in my opinion. :devil:
 
Being an ass man, I have a lot of renders of various scenes from a rear view. This particular one is a dramatic scene from The Serpent's Eye where they are lifting Sabina up and her toes are touching the earth for the last time.

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I do pay special attention when I'm crafting the ass on these girls. Even if Sabina's is a bit dinged up from her whipping, it's still a great ass in my opinion. :devil:

Not opinion, Jedakk. Fact. Sabina's butt is the stuff of unholy erotic dreams.

And yes, I know I overuse the word 'unholy.'
 
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And now a few Obscene Display/Unspeakably Degraded crossovers.

The first I call Tiny Dancer, a Jastrow illustration for a story by that name. The second is from one of Quoom's massive series, "Emperor's Revenge."

Third is from Damian's savage parody of a milquetoast 19th century painting of the martyr St. Julia, followed by a reworking by I know not whom.
 

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And now a few Obscene Display/Unspeakably Degraded crossovers.

The first I call Tiny Dancer, a Jastrow illustration for a story by that name. The second is from one of Quoom's massive series, "Emperor's Revenge."

Third is from Damian's savage parody of a milquetoast 19th painting of the martyr St. Julia, followed by a reworking by I know not whom.
Damien's parody is a gem !
 
And now a few Obscene Display/Unspeakably Degraded crossovers.

The first I call Tiny Dancer, a Jastrow illustration for a story by that name.
Where can we find Jastrow's 'Tiny Dancer' story?
It's a lovely/horrible picture, every scar on the girl's body tells a story,
not just of whippings but of cruel bondage and collaring,
yet there's a wonderful chemistry between her and her tormentor,
a strangely delighted look in her tearful eyes
(her left leg's gone an alarming colour -
actually, I think it quite likely it would do as her body begins to 'close down')
 
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