📔 The Book of Tricks

I almost forgot to share the original image – this was crafted in November 2007 with Sculpey clay, and then photoshopped to add features and colors. Couldn't find the non-photoshopped clay photo unfortunately ^^;

I m so pleased with my description from 17 years ago (also strange how it seems like just yesterday rather than a lifetime ago):

Having to train for 3-4 hours a day leaves no time for homework! It's just like that with everything, except contortionism. Because it can be combined with pretty much everything! And it's pretty much useless in the end too XD So honestly, contortion is more like a lifestyle :3

It was too tempting, of course, to sculpt a contortionist, so I did, after all, contortionists and clay are one blood, I've heard many contortionists have an amulet with a piece of clay which they take out and soften with their fingers just before the performance, they say it "helps the body to catch the right feeling" ;3

I dunno why it's a witch, prolly because witches go along with snakes? XD

Shifty

Iam SUPER glad you shared clay original. The few clay pictures you have here shows without doubt, that you are great artist despite sometime claiming not to be :)

Plus it is amazing to see again that more naive and playful style in details like impractical pointy long hatt or curly shoes :)

I think considering myself an artist would be too much of a lie... I'm just someone into contortion and femboys who enjoys tinkering with software and learning new tricks :P

Alldenspa

I recall this picture from all those years ago! How time flies, this is a really cool throwback to those days :D

I remember the day I took this picture... it was an old abandoned house in our neighborhood. We explored it and found some really creepy stuff inside, like this creepy clay doll that was never properly baked, it was so bendable that we ended up playing with it for hours, and we even gave it a name. Clayface. He became our little buddy for a while, until we decided to hide him somewhere and never found him again. I still wonder where he is now.

Sasha M

I was sure I had a non-photoshopped photo of the original clay figurine in my media library, but I couldn't find it. What a pity.

Ah, thanks for reminding me because I went through my archives and was actually able to find it. I thought I just painted over it and didn't save the original but guess I did after all. Will post it in a sec just for fun :D

*I still wonder where he is now.*

This clay guy escaped from you! Now he wanders around the world, and every Halloween night he chooses one house or apartment, sneaks in and mercilessly bends everyone inside (just like you bent him long ago), until he turns all his victims into desperate contortionists. 😈 🎃 👻

You sometimes see people spontaneously fold in half or put their foot behind their head as if possessed by some unseen force, but now you know Clayface is behind it. And if you look carefully, you can sometimes see him in the shadows or the mirror, just staring at you with that creepy half-baked grin, as if saying 'You should've baked me better' 😱

Yuni, you have been creating erotic and contortionist art for over 20 years, using a variety of techniques and styles. Even if you are not a professional artist, you are much more gifted as an artist than many "professionals".

I just hope that you will use AI very carefully... I say this because all the works you created before the AI era, I could easily recognize among the works of thousands of other artists, but now I can not always do it.

Thank you so much, but I'd appreciate it if you could name a second artist who creates anything similar to my old or recent work. Trust me, once I find someone else who makes great femboy contortion art, I'll be their biggest fan myself. I only make this art because after 20 years online, I still haven't found anything that matches what I'm looking for...

*I'd appreciate it if you could name a second artist who creates anything similar*

Yuni, you know that's impossible. I'm not even going to try. :)
Sorry, I just expressed myself clumsily. Let me explain. I saw this image on x.com pbs.twimg.com/media/GaOTr6LbUAIepPW?format=jpg&name=large
At first, I was sure it was your art. Only then did I notice the girl's rough AI hands, and that you weren't the author of the image.
In the pre-AI era, this never happened to me. I always recognized your art at first sight, no matter if it was femboys or girls. When I wrote the post, I was still under the impression of this "incident".

Oryx, definitely not an example of "thousands of other artists" XD Like me, he also uses the combination of Daz Studio + AI, so it's only natural to expect a degree of similarity, still his models and ideas are entirely different.