Warning... this is an adult site. If reading or viewing things about what gay men do sexually with one another bothers you - you should not read this blog. This blog is a reflection of my adventures and thoughts. Some are fun, some not so pretty. I won't name names, or kiss and tell... but I will live to tell. And baby, trust me - I am gonna spill it all over your pretty little party dress. Enjoy!
So, for today's post, I decided to share more work by an artist known as Josman. I think his artwork is amazing. As mentioned in the past, I do have my qualms about his work - his themes tend to center on older men having a somewhat taboo relationship with much younger men.
As I put this collection together, I had to remind myself... this is fantasy. This is a gay fairy tale.
If you don't agree... I understand. But this is the stuff of make-believe. The reality? Well, it looks nothing like this, hons.
I did do a little research on Josman. It seems he used to have a regular comic called Hand Jobs which stopped publishing new material years and years ago. On an on-line discussion board devoted to his work, someone else mentioned that they believed his work was now licensed by a pay site and that is the reason new material has not been forthcoming.
Thing is, no one seems to know exactly what became of him. Someone on the same forum mentioned that he had published a series of horribly inappropriate works and dropped out of sight. However, the authenticity of those work has been questioned by others.
One thing I did learn? I am not alone when it comes to my reaction to his artwork. A couple of blogs praise his work, but then also cop to feeling a bit skeazy about enjoying it.
Personally, I view these as fairy tales... something devoid of anything approaching reality. And that is the context in which they are being presented here, today.
That said, here is the first of three installments of Family Tradition - from the talented hands of Josman.
So, for today's post, I decided to share more work by an artist known as Josman. I think his artwork is amazing. As mentioned in the past, I do have my qualms about his work - his themes tend to center on older men having a somewhat taboo relationship with much younger men.
As I put this collection together, I had to remind myself... this is fantasy. This is a gay fairy tale.
If you don't agree... I understand. But this is the stuff of make-believe. The reality? Well, it looks nothing like this, hons.
I did do a little research on Josman. It seems he used to have a regular comic called Hand Jobs which stopped publishing new material years and years ago. On an on-line discussion board devoted to his work, someone else mentioned that they believed his work was now licensed by a pay site and that is the reason new material has not been forthcoming.
Thing is, no one seems to know exactly what became of him. Someone on the same forum mentioned that he had published a series of horribly inappropriate works and dropped out of sight. However, the authenticity of those work has been questioned by others.
One thing I did learn? I am not alone when it comes to my reaction to his artwork. A couple of blogs praise his work, but then also cop to feeling a bit skeezy about enjoying it.
Personally, I view these as fairy tales... something devoid of anything approaching reality. And that is the context in which they are being presented here, today.
That said, here is the final of three installments of My Wild And Raunchy Son - from the talented hands of Josman.
