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Its mostly because the simulated 3d body does have enough flexibility in the joint of the shoulders.
It was probably not designed for this kind of pose in mind :)
That image is with Genesis3,the latest and more advanced Daz3d female figure.
This is the best i could bend her!
Looks good to me. Why wouldn't they design these programs for torture and crucifixion??? It's a funny world we live in...
 
Its mostly because the simulated 3d body does have enough flexibility in the joint of the shoulders.
It was probably not designed for this kind of pose in mind :)
That image is with Genesis3,the latest and more advanced Daz3d female figure.
This is the best i could bend her!
I have this position tested. Very hard after a few minutes. And stopped the blood circulation through the arms fast. Not suitable for my cruxplay.
 
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Nor me, but Markus seems to specialise in titty torture.... and, like it or don't, he does it well.

It's not so much "titty torture" that bothers me ... that goes with the territory here ... the lash, needles, hot irons, electric shock and so on are pretty standard torture techniques, but when extreme mutilation and disfigurement are involved, I find it totally uninteresting.
 
Love the crux scenes ... I have never understood, though, what the attraction is to wrapping ropes or cords around breasts and pulling them tight like that? :confused:
It certainly causes a gross distortion of the otherwise attractive elements of female anatomy and, as already noted, Markus' draughtsmanship is highly accomplished. I sometimes wonder how it is that I can happily depict nails driven through wrists and feet with blood streaming, but cringe at the idea of genital and breast injuries. Perhaps such treatment of the extremities is acceptable in terms of the art historical tradition?

Having said that, I did hang and garrote one or two girls in paintings, so I guess necks are fair game...
 
I sometimes wonder how it is that I can happily depict nails driven through wrists and feet with blood streaming, but cringe at the idea of genital and breast injuries. Perhaps such treatment of the extremities is acceptable in terms of the art historical tradition?

I do have the same personal limit at what is attractive to me.
Sometimes i wonder about that.........

It's probably similar to the phenomenon where some persons slow down when they drive near the scene of a violent car accident to those that do not and prefer not see such a gruesome scene.
(I'm part of the second category :)
 
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