u/Vlad_lis_love

It's a real problem to find someone for collaboration, maybe you can give me an advice?

When looking at a rope pattern, do you notice structure, tension, symmetry, rope placement, or something else? What would you like to add?

I want to collect opinions and make as many things as possible that appeal to viewers of this art

Of course, first of all, I do it for myself because I like it so much, but I'm also interested in sharing the results with others, that's why it important for me to know

I'll tell you a little bit more about Britney. She doesn’t act emotions - she actually lives and feels for real. It’s incredibly inspiring and brings this almost childlike excitement.

And every time she looks up with those innocent eyes, all tangled in ropes, and says “do whatever you want” (yes, we mean taking photos/videos or choosing the next tying)… well, thoughts naturally drift far beyond the boundaries of decency 🤤🤤🤤

We have a training session before our first - and so far only - performance. Let us know if you’d like to watch.

My next experience remained only in memories, because at the model’s request I had to delete the material. 😢

But the reward was quick to come! I met a girl who seemed to be made for shibari, and whose body seemed to long to be embraced by ropes. 🤤

There was little time, it was dark, and still we managed to create several images that, for me, remain a benchmark of atmosphere to this day. The rope work was still clumsy, I was still getting confused in the sequence of building the pattern, but I could already feel the goosebumps running over my bunny’s body from the snap of the uncoiling rope. I watch and try to remember how the body reacts to the touch of jute on the skin. And in the end, I receive the most sincere emotions from the photo shoot and promises that we will definitely meet again 🥹

Muse Polly Yangs