Author Archives: NaturallyGin

Moving On

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When I was seven years old I took my first trip to San Francisco. I instantly fell in love with this city and I knew that one day I would live here. I’ve now lived here for seventeen years and it’s time to move on, so I will be relocating permanently to Utrecht at the […]

Georges Topfer, “A Strange Passion” Spanking Illustrations

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Georges Topfer was a French spanking artist from the late 1910s to the mid-1930s. Topfer often used the pseudonyms Gaston Smit, G. Smit, GTS and James Barclay. Below are his illustrations from the 1914 novel A Strange Passion: Flagellation as Practised at the Present Day Studies by Pierre Guénolé. A Strange Passion is for sale here. Smiles and […]

Maurice de Vindas, “Turbulentes Écolières” Spanking Illustrations

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Maurice de Vindas was a French author and illustrator of spanking novels in the 1920s and 1930s. The artwork below is from the 1921 novel Turbulentes Écolières (Turbulent Schoolgirls), which he wrote and illustrated. “Around eight o’clock she heard furtive footsteps along the corridor. Immediately she began to tremble, not knowing exactly why, but sensing something abnormal nonetheless. The door to her […]

Birdfish, Spanking Illustrations Part 2

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Birdfish is a spanko illustrator and also a spanko person! You can follow Birdfish on Twitter and FetLife as well as support her as an artist on Ko-fi and Patreon. Custom polaroid illustrations, like the ones below, of your (or a friend/partner’s) bum can be purchased here! Explore more in Birdfish, Spanking Illustrations Part 3. Smiles and Spanks, NaturallyGin.com

Dave Wolfe, Turkey Day Spankings

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Turkey Day spanking art by Dave Wolfe. 🦃 From the WolfieToons Blog, Larken composed the rest of the song to accompany the illustration above: “We gather together to watch Rosey’s spanking. He chastens, and hastens his will to make known. Though turkey is waiting, they’ll postpone the thanking; Despite the dust bunnies, his lap o’er […]