editorial
Keep the virus at bay
03-23-2020
Hello everyone! We hope we can make staying inside a little more enjoyable with this update! Please stay healthy!
Updates in New, Black and White, the Sketch page and the Combi page. Also, there are two new Gifs, and there is a new story in New short stories under New. Enjoy,
Until next time,
CBAP
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B&W updates
03-02-2020
Hello again! This time there will be a little novelty: from now on we're going to update the Black and white page directly. That has to do with the fact that I recently re-discovered my old pen and ink technique, and I very much enjoy working that way. So there will be regular updates in B&W from now on. Some will be new renderings of previous designs, others will be totally new. I hope you will like them!
Coco
Updates in New, the Sketchpage, the Gifs and the Combipage. And there is a new short story also under New.
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Box
02-07-2020
Hello again! This time we have a new short story that features a contraption that is called Stocks in a Box. Now, this is an actual existing bondage prop. It was developed by Lew Rubens, and it works fantastic. And here is where I would love to put a link for one of his instruction videos in, but unfortunately Youtube has taken down all of those. But if you dig deep, I'm sure you'll be able to find some examples of it. Anyway, the genius of the device is that it comes with stocks with different sized cut-outs, so that the stocks can be fitted just right for different persons, making the fit perfect and inescapable.
Updates in New New New, the Combipage, the Sketchpage and Gifs. And as mentioned a new short story under New.
Until next time,
CBAP
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The Black and Whites
01-20-2020
From the foreword from our latest book: Coco, the Black and Whites, vol 1!
This book is truly a 'Labour of Love', and I'm very proud of it. In it, I return to a technique I used many many years ago, in the late eighties and nineties: the pen and ink style. (...)
I would be able to bring back the feel of the penciled drawing in spades, rendering it in photoshop. But only in a digital form. What I was left with in reality was a ton of these blend line drawings. And then it hit me: I could use those and turn them into real effective pieces ones more... in pen and ink! Turn them into truly new pieces! (...)
Now, for the first time in about thirty years, I am happy to have original artwork in my possession, and that feels great!
Now in the shop! Also,updates in Lunagirl, the Combipage, New, the Sketchpage and the Gifs page
Until next time,
CBAP
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