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| VolfKing - 'Tentacle Foodchain' p2 |
This is the opening scene of VolfKing's 'Tentacle Foodchain' and it seems a perfect complement to my own recent post 'Army Buddies in Tentacle Trap'. The naked man struggling helplessly as tentacles immobilise and grope him is depicted with tantalising subtlety and I love the way the artist has created his jungle background from a simple palette of black, grey and white shapes.
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| VolfKing - 'Tentacle Foodchain' p5 |
VolfKing's story isn't about soldiers ambushed in the jungle at all but it's easy to imagine here that one of the army buddies has somehow been rejected the the tentacle creature, leaving him free to enjoy watching his buddy being groped while he considers whether and how to to free him.
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| VolfKing - 'Tentacle Foodchain' p10 |
Realising he seems to have immunity he's even emboldened to join in and create a strangely erotic threesome. Despite the fact that his buddy seems to be suffering badly from the squeezing of the giant feelers he's also excited by his predicament.
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| VolfKing - 'Tentacle Foodchain' p11 |
But it seems the kinky 3-way is less exciting to the capative than the attractions of his buddy's body which he cannot touch. He must also have a lurking anxiety that the tentacle creature's grip is a prelude to more demanding activity with perhaps a fatal outcome. He'd rather his buddy showed a bit more eagerness to free him and not just stand back and watch.
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| VolfKing - 'Tentacle Foodchain' p12a |
His friend's response is to gag him seemingly confirming his worst fears.
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| VolfKing - 'Tentacle Foodchain' p12c |
If this poor man is doomed, at least he's getting a decent send-off.
Discovering a little late the thrill of living on the edge.
This is a lovely picture and a refreshing take on the tentacle scenario.
The elegant shaping of the captives leg and feet seems at one with the waving tentacles.
It suggests an underlying symbiosis is developing.
Even the gently leaning tree seems to be involved, luring the man to his fate.
The rest of the jungle seems to recede into an indistinct slightly murky web.
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| VolfKing - 'Tentacle Foodchain' p17 |
This is possibly not the sort of coming together our poor captive would have chosen if he had the choice but at the same time it's evident that his ardour isn't exactly flagging. That's apparent in not just his dripping signal post but also the passive toe-curling bracing of his legs when he might have equally dropped them and closed off the pass.
It's amazing what a bit of danger does for the libido and there's obviously a bit an adventurer in this man which is probably what led him naked into the jungle in the first place. There's a slightly comic sense that the tentacle was originally intending to angle up between his open legs but has suddenly spotted something more interesting lower down and ducked in for a closer look. The captive's bulging eyes seem to reflect this worrying (for him) development.
I love the balletic shaping of the tentacle and legs here, very refined.
Perhaps a suggestion that our man is revealing his feminine side.
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| VolfKing - 'Tentacle Foodchain' p18 |
It seems a shame to spoil the beautiful romance of tentacle seduction
but nature must take it's course.
The long suffering captive seems disappointed too, but he'll learn.
He's suddenly acquired a splendid pectoral display
as if confirming his ascent to a more developed manhood.
This isn't the best picture in the bunch but VolfKing does his best to infuse a sense of the artistic in the elegantly raised leg (again), but also the upward flow of the texturing of the bark of the tree emulating the thrust of the tentacle. The leafy background is pretty but doesn't quite match the drama of the despoilment.
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| VolfKing - 'Tentacle Foodchain' p21 |
As the scene concludes his buddy takes the place of the tentacles and frees him from their embrace.
It seems an idyllic scene if emotional scene with another splendid and sophisticated jungle rendering seeming an entirely appropriate .
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VolfKing has a truly artistic talent that infuses the atmosphere of these images to great advantage. The sense of suspense is sustained and developed with great skill. I can't say I'm thrilled by the styling of his subject's faces and flirtation with age taboos but I guess he's just observing the traditions of his genre.
Read the original story of VolfKing's Tentacle Foodchain
which is utterly different and more complex than my interpretation!