Do you know who produced this feminization sequence?
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This sissyfication drawing suggests juvenilization as much as feminization. The submissive sissy guys appears to be wearing a variant of the once infamous Little Lord Fauntleroy.
Artist unknown. (Thanks to Sardax I now know the artist is Curtus.) TV Fiction Classics was a mail order transvestism ‘zine.
Feminization art by Topfer (?).
Mistress is ready to train her new sissyboy slave.
Tranvestism cover art by Eric Stanton. Female mimics is a coinage that did not survive.
From a 1940s pamphlet comes this advice to moms wanting to force their male children to dress more kemptly:
Of course there are men who wish their wife or girlfriend would really do this to them. This puts me in mind of cretinous Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio celebrated for forcing prisoners to wear pink clothing. ‘Feminization’ as punishment in real life. I wonder how many men have fantasized of being put in jail but Sherrif Joe. The cover art of Mexican ¡Historietas Perversas! tends to be emphatically macho and male dominant. What seems to be a feminization illustration ia a big surprise. (Translation appreciated.)
I thought I had more Laurent Lebeau sissyfication art to post but I must have already used it. You can check on the link to see.
I wonder whatever happened to Lebeau. So many F/m artists produce a body of work for a time and then vanish. Sissyboy is wholly in the women’s power.
I don’t know anything about the fetish artist who signs himself Arrakis. I ran across this drawing last week. Looks a bit like Marvin the Martian (Warner Bros. cartoons) to me.
You can visit his site for a look. Not much F/m work there when I checked today. But I’d imagine his inventory changes over time. Women have drugged and abducted a man.
A feminization drawing by Gene Bilbrew “America’s Foremost Illustrator.” Feminization works out much more easily and successfully in illustrations than actuality. Sadly for those that crave and need the experience.
Venus in Furs: “is a novella by Austrian author Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, the best known of his works. … It was published in 1870.” The novel touched upon just about ever theme involving F/m sadomasochism including feminization:
Have you read the novel? Did you enjoy it? Sissy male in panties with Mistresses.
While sissyfication does nothing for me I get enough strange communications on some of my other sites to know how popular forced feminization is with some of you guys.
Then again, perhaps I’m frittering away my time useless and should stop posting the sissymaid sort of illustration. Your call. During the mid-1960s Bill Alexander, Gene Bilbrew and Eric Stanton did cover art for Unique Books. Desire & Discipline’s femdomish aspect – aside from the title – is that the person in the green dress is a guy. Perhaps the novel featured feminization and sissyfication as well as simple crossdressing.
The blond woman looks distressed. The man with the beard appeared on more than one cover.
Sissyboy slave must learn to wear stockings.
The cover of another mail order only transvestite stories magazine.
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