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I've been horribly sick lately, it kept me from doing many things I didn't think i could live without, like drawing, ... but, as soon as I've been feeling a little better here I am, against all odds, again drawn to paint my obsessions. Once and for all I want to underline here that all I do it's not to promote bdsm, I don't give anything to the task of making it noble and accepted, I just don't care. What I care is that other silent souls might find something mirrored in my signs, something within them, needing a voice, as mine does, or wishing answers to questions,.. as i do, or to be loved despite it, AS I DO. It's a trick of life to make

Probably someone among those who followed me so far noticed that I actually don't post just bdsm art. Right, I don't do just bdsm art, formerly I kept things divided, as if they were forms having nothing in common to share, but now I'm tired to be known just for the chains, there is passion in anthing I do, and if I feel fine painting stranded boats why I shouldn't mix them with the tied ups? Probably some will not agree and will pick up just what they are used to find here in my pages, but maybe others will cast a glance on the other works and sense another kind of dreams beyond them. Siw

It's maybe time I write here something about the "tattoo" issue, since many in their comments and notes refer to them as such. I'm not really into tattoos, but rather in body painting, I don't have tattoos on my body and one wise thing I would say to all those charmed by my works is that my art is "not" a suggestion for them. To mark the skin permanently is something serious, one might like the idea and find out much later that it would have been much better to not to do it, we may change, tattoos don't. This said, I don't deny that "some" tattoos can have incredible nice designs, so much sometimes that they can be defined an art form. Pa