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🔔 Backfold Crash Course

This sort of "imagine if" makes me drool hahaha I wish this was real! I guess one effect of contortion being this easy would be that it wouldn't really be anything special any more but honestly I don't care. It would still be kind of special right?? If you have to train for an entire month, that's like doing one of those "beach-worthy abs in just five weeks!" routines irl... People still don't all have beach bodies xD When does technology finally evolve towards making something like this possible?? Like, when do we get these nanobots instead of all these other trashy new technologies people are coming up with for profit...
--Alldenspa

😎 Old Style Wolfy

That would be awesome!! Please draw him when you get the chance, I'd die!
--Alldenspa
Already done: Filler Time 😁
I see you ended up going through with your plan from when we talked on discord and did draw traditionally again for a change. The result is absolutely stunning, I love this style of yours so much I really can't tell you! Seeing this posted absolutely made my day, thank you so much! He's so beautiful and it's truly inspiring!
--Alldenspa
I'm glad you liked! It's been a while I wanted to see Wolfy's hair in this style. It would be fun to draw some characters who appeared after I switched to 3D, like Nate who never had any non-3D art 😁

😁 Helmut Hanging Out

Thanks Shifty! I'm glad you like my stuff~ And thanks again Yuni for featuring me :DD
--Alldenspa
I'm really glad there's an opportunity to feature your artwork on this site, because I keep telling everyone to visit your gallery for some great contortion content and now finally we have a more visual link to your place! :D

By the way, if I haven't said a hundred times already, Helmut's folded ribcage here is truly to die for haha

🐈 Chat Noir

This is such a weird coincidence!! Just a couple of days ago I was talking to Wucro and we were researching Chat Noir models to find a good one and set it up into flexible poses etc. Seems like you had the exact same idea at the same time! How weird is that xD Although obviously you set the model up yourself, it's very impressive! Both pics are beautiful, I've always loved Chat noir *w*
--Alldenspa
Oooh cool! I'd really love to see Chat Noir in your style sometime if you ever get some free time to make a fanart of him as I'm sure would look fantastic in your style too 😍

Yeah I made his outfit from scratch, glad you liked it! 😁

😈 Arioch by Shifty

Cool! I've seen Shifty's name pop up in comments a lot so it's neat seeing you two collaborate like this. And the character is great. Does he have backstory?
--Alldenspa
ps: awkward to mention it here but I've been trying everywhere to reach you! Got something small for you... Would love to see you on discord some time!

🧞 3 Wishes

Heheh where can I get this lamp?? I can't say who of the three is more beautiful! It's a great composition too, the way the pic is set up.
--Alldenspa
Aladdin Express? I dunno 😅 Very glad you enjoyed it 😁

Shokuji for IchiNOGO

Picking up on the above comment, I don't really understand what you mean... On one hand you say people would be delighted if you contacted them and greatly humbled if you drew fanart, and on the other hand you say people are full of themselves? How does that fit together..?
If I understand you correctly, you feel like you've gotten too "big" and too famous so that now everyone is intimidated by you. That's certainly true but surely it doesn't need to stay like that, it's something that can be changed. Everyone warms up to someone once they get to know them. Also, surely it's not true that people reply to you once and then instantly forget you, why would you get that idea? In my experience, when people get fanart of their characters or anything like that, they cherish it for years. My workspace walls are full of pictures I got from friends.
Idk to me it just sounds like you hate being sucessful..? To my ears that feels so counterintuitive.
On a side note, it's a complete coincidence since I commented here because of the above comment, but this picture has had a place in my heart for many years. It was one of my favorites when I was still a kid hahaha and has been ever since. I remember there was a second part to this series... Good times.
I'm worried I'll miss your reply to this comment since I don't get notified of it which would be a real shame. It's another one of those situations where I wish we had a more convenient way to communicate!
--Alldenspa
I think it makes sense, because I said back in the late 2000s everything was a community, many artists knew each other and were friends, it was fun to talk and exchange art and we had tons of projects, often you'd meet someone and keep talking with them for months or years...

But starting from the early 2010s and on, many things changed, all those "facebooks" and their greedy, optimized mentality took over, eventually DA turned into one as well, now people don't move a finger if it doesn't increase their personal views, nothing else matters...

Sometimes I write a long comment on someone's art and the artist doesn't even reply or says some "Thank you" obviously not interested in any further communication. I also had many cases when I tried to make gifts/fanarts and they just say kk thanks and then forget all about it. Not that they're supposed to keep going about it for many days, but the way it feels still sucks compared to what it was before 2010s, how everyone was a big family and how literally any shown interest would spawn a long thread...

In the mid 2010s I was still able to share ideas and fun talks with others, but in the late 2010s I barely had anybody to talk with, the friendly atmosphere was completely gone, now everyone sounds "busy", it's all about posts, content, profiles... It's like people behind them are gone, no longer reachable.

I don't care about success or even being an artist, but it all started thanks to the internet in the early 2000s, seeing how people are posting their art and talking about it, it motivated me to learn drawing because it was a great way to find friends who also liked something I like e.g. sexy boys or contortion... It was like a village I guess where everybody says guten morgen to each other, but in the 2010s grew into a city where everyone is living in separate locked appartments and if you knock on the door they're only thinking how to get rid of you as quickly as possible... not of the fact that you may have cool stuff to talk about, projects to think about, common interests and things like that.

If you draw a picture for someone, you feel like a delivery boy who delivers a pizza and never gets a piece of it, just a shut door in the face. Not saying that delivery boys are supposed to get pizza, just that it feels similar when all those artists nowadays on DA just try to get rid of you as quickly as possible.

And if I'm so "successful", it's really strange that literally everyone is acting like I'm cancelled. I've never seen any posts saying that "Yuni must be cancelled", yet it's like everyone is acting like that. But then I find it's the same for everyone. Everyone just cancelled each other...

I'm not talking about you btw, you're actually ONE person on DA who reminds me of the way it was in the old days.

Oh, I didn't know the second part of this picture was offline, so I fixed it...

Don't worry, I'll send you a message on twitter so you can add me on discord and also let you know that I replied to this comment...

Two Folds

Stunning! I come back to your gallery after only a couple of days and suddenly there are like, entire pages of new works?? I couldn't believe my eyes! It's absolutely staggering. This and the baby Helmut pieces are my faves out of all these new posts. Beautiful, truly! I can't take my eyes off Helmut's body and its curves, back and forth so tightly... it's hypnotizing!
--Alldenspa
I'm very glad you like Helmut's new performances, I'm sure he must be also super happy about these incredibly tight folds :D

🍽️ Try Not to Break

Wonderful!! He looks so adorable xDxD Makes me wish I was there!
--Alldenspa
Very glad you liked! 😁

💦 Waterbender

Beautiful! I love this pose every time. And I like how you worked out the anatomical details on the skin!
--Alldenspa
Thank you so much! ^^

⛅ Magic in the Air

A beautiful pose, I feel like this one is even more enchanting than the earlier version. And that's unusual for me, because that one was him just casually practicing/warming up and I'm a complete sucker for casual contortion xD
--Alldenspa
Thank you so much, very glad you liked it, I really enjoyed the first version and did already two more versions, this one and the bondage pic. Knowing Yasha I can only imagine it's only the beginning of a better twist where his head goes all the way around his body and ends up with his chin somewhere over his left thigh XD The photographers look at him like a rare butterfly, unable to believe their luck... "OMG I think he's going to kiss his own butt next!" "Shhh, don't scare him!' XD

⭕ Boy on a Swimming Buoy

I'm looking at this a second time right now on a much bigger screen and I have a chance to appreciate all the finer details, especially the fingers and the skin texture on the soles of the feet! These small-scale details are incredible, and also that white line in the center of the back! Fantastic.
--Alldenspa
Hehe, thank you so much!! :D
This is incredible! I absolutely love it! The composition is so compact and at first you have no idea what's going on, then you realize it's Marzo so the pose could be literally anything and you start seeing what's going on, theen you get caught by his enchanting face... A wonderful piece, instantly one of my favorites!
--Alldenspa
Thanks!! I had no idea it was that complicated 😂

♟️ Checkmate

I love this piece. Looking over it, I get the feeling you're trying something new with how you render the face? It has a soft, romantic look to it (romantic not in the relationship sense, but as in the romantic period of art). There's a sensual quality to it that wasn't so present in earlier drawings of Andrzej? Maybe it's the lips. In any case I like it and the bend is stunning, of course.
--Alldenspa
I don't know, I'm working by intuition, never felt like trying to analyze it so much 😅

⌚ Waist Watch

This is the first time in all these years where I'm looking at a picture of yours and I legitimately can't tell what kind of crazy bend is going on here xD fascinating!! Yasha really is giving a whole new meaning to these unusual kinds of bends such as neck twisting... Very cool work, as usual! I really enjoy these pictures.
--Alldenspa
Yeah, because the twist is so extreme and unusual that it's impossible to find a camera angle where it looks readable, in the end I decided to keep the angle where it looks kinda funny instead, but the pose is just impossible to understand unless you know what he's doing :P
I'm very glad it was still fun to look at :D

🎸 Bendy Rocker

Really cool! Loving the composition and this new character! I already caught myself imagining what else we might see him do in the future, I can't wait to see more of him! His exposed torso is so exquisite...
--Alldenspa
Very glad you liked him 😁 I also can't wait to see in what other ways he can bend it and his "rehearsals" in the yoga class XD

🌗 Fifty Fifty

I had to follow up on my previous comment because what you wrote really, really made me think... Not in a hundred years would I have expected that you prefer traditional, drawn art to 3D renders! Now that you've explained it I can see why, but it never even occured to me. When I work on big drawings of my boys I always think about how much work it is to do it all by hand and how it's not worth it to spend so many hours making a picture that people look at for 20 seconds and then expect the next pic four days later. I long to finally make that step you've made, moving from hand-drawing to using 3D models - Not necessarily doing full renders, but using a 3D renderer like Dav Studio as a base and then painting over it in places like you've done many times. I feel like it's almost childish and irresponsible of me to not put all my effort into learning 3D and finally make that step, given that the resolution of the drawing, the anatomical correctness, the lighting, the textures, virtually everything benefits massively while at the same time reducing the amount of work it takes.
Given all that, it really made me reconsider when I heard you prefer the 2D way. And of course, your praise of my work really made me blush hahaha I can't believe you when you say you come to my gallery deliberately when you're looking for cute bendy boys xD
Overall, you've given me a very thought-provoking reply that I'm really grateful for. I cherish these occasional correspondences we have via the comment sections xD
--Alldenspa
When uploading pictures there's that narrow psychological point where it can easily get unpleasant and even piss you off... I think a good approach is to work on several pictures, so when uploading something, you're already working on something else, so you don't have to suffer because you're too distracted by a new project :D People's reactions are fun to read but it's the art process that's the most pleasant, as well as world building, characters, etc...

Daz Studio is not bad for making poses but like every other software or tool, it takes 100 pictures before you become fluent with it... The main problem almost every artist has is they don't want to practice the basics, they way to install something and immediately make a great artwork, and if they can't, they give up and stop trying... Just an example, if you play the same video game every day, at first you suck but at some point you realize it got too easy... It's the same point you have to reach in a new software, when it finally feels too easy that means you can finally use it as a tool for making the art you want :D I dunno, I'm just trying to spawn some philosophies on the fly... My point is, you just practice something every day until it gets too easy and that's when you can call it a proper tool.

But the above is hardly about your art by the way, you have a style that is great the way it is! IF you just made A LOT more pictures in the exact same style I think I'd be the happiest person to see them all! I'm always looking forward to new drawings! And I'm definitely not one of those people who talk people into trying "new things" and I'm wholeheartedly against the idea that you have to "leave your comfort zone". I think it's very important to build a comfort zone because then you can start creating really good art...

And thanks for your time replying to my comments, I'm always happy to talk about this kind of stuff :3
I love the idea. Absolutely love it, and not even in a thirsty way. As we discussed earlier I was working on a little pic of my own going in this sort of direction, but it's just a small doodle compared to these elaborate renders you're presenting. Great stuff, thank you very much for sharing!
--Alldenspa
I'm very glad you enjoyed it!! I actually much prefer your works because they're drawn, cute, and you have great and sexy characters! I like drawn art in general because it has that factor of "something new and refreshing" every time, while 3D looks kinda like the same old thing just going on and on... I'm always checking your gallery whenever I get hit by that specific urge to drool at some hot boys in extreme poses :D

I wish I could get back to my old drawn art but that workflow was just too stressful for me and also my hand was beginning to hurt when holding a pen, probably from drawing too much every day... So I'm happy I found 3D at that point, it was like a "lifebuoy" for my drowning art XD Of course in 3D I can't brag about doing any shading by myself, but I'm trying to invest into other things like rescuing the boys from the uncanny valley... XD