September 23rd, 2010 -- by Bacchus
All Up In Her Cutaway Business
It’s a strange sub-genre of Japanese comic book art, the which I am not well enough versed in to categorize and name properly. But you see it now and again: explicit drawn porn where parts of the girl (well, usually it’s a girl) are drawn as a transparent anatomical cutaway so you can have a better view of the exaggerated sexing that’s going on:
This example via Erectus.
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I have to wonder what is the penis and the vagina are saying to each other… given that they have speech bubbles. Very spiky speech bubbles at that.
Oh my god, his dick is inside her uterus, i´m feeling stomach pains just thinking about it!
Jessi, that’s a pretty common theme in this sort of thing. If you read the translated works you can read the guy narrate how he’s penetrating her cervix. I’m not talking about this specific comic, I mean that penetrating her cervix is a common occurrence in these things.
Jessica, the speech bubbles are cute, and they say “Piu!” to each other. The girl, on the other hand, says, “Watashi Ima Haranderu” which means she is now conceiving. The character for conception is quite literal or should I say pictorial: å•ã‚“ã§ã‚‹: if you look at å• there is the element or picture of a small child at the bottom, pressing up on the womb-like upper part. Glad you asked?
Oh wow that’s serious business, lmao.
This reminds me a Leonardo da Vinci sketch:
http://www.desi...-sex/
I believe that image is from one of John K. Peta’s “Monzetsu” series. I’m not sure which one.
If anyone is a fan of extreme, body-deforming insertions, then that is definitely an artist to look into.
Ah, Bacchus, I sometimes wish you showed more of an interest in the insane world hentai. There’s some funny/crazy/weird/beautiful stuff out there.
I’ve got some interest, I just don’t have the knowledge, the language, or the vocabulary. And it’s one of those areas where there’s not much you can say if you don’t want ten thousand crazed otaku yelling at you in the comments telling you how wrong you are. So, mostly I stay away.
True enough. Hentai otaku can be pretty scary. (Especially the lolicons.) But if you don’t want to deal with the otaku, you can always stick to exploring the genres solo. Though it might be easier with a helping hand (if you’re not familiar with the terminology).
Let me say my piece and recommend you try to find the English translation of “Hanafuda” by the artist Okama. Its in full color and stunningly gorgeous. The plot is a little confusing (it has to do with fox spirits taking people’s identities), but its definitely worth reading.
A sample: http://oi55.tin...4.jpg