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The Spanking Art Wiki

A collaborative project to collect information on Spanking in Arts, Movies and Literature.
This wiki, started on May 8, 2005, has currently 1,944 articles and 1,407 images.

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Rendered spanking art is rendered art that depicts spanking scenes.

As soon as affordable software for figure rendering such as Poser became available in the mid-1990s, some artists began to use this technology to create spanking art.

The advantage of rendered art compared to drawing and painting is that the artist can create near-photorealistic images without being required to learn the techniques of 3D Figure Drawing, human body proportions, anatomy, and the laws of light and shadow — and without the need for real-life models. In rendered art, the artist selects or creates the characters, clothing, setting, poses, facial expression, light sources, camera angle etc. — and the software then converts the virtual scene into a 2D image or animated movie. (more...)

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  • 31 May 2008: The Spanking Art wiki celebrated its 3rd birthday. See Spanking Art:Milestones for a new graph that shows our growth history.

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M/f spanking drawing by an unknown amateur artist from the 1930s.


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Did you know...

  • ...that Hans Holbein the Younger made a spanking drawing in one of his schoolmaster's books?
  • ...that Russian scientists found in 2005 that "whipping therapy" is an effective means against alcohol and drug abuse, depression, suicidal thoughts and psychosomatic diseases?
  • ...that Ow is not a universal sound of pain but strongly culture and language dependent?
  • ...there is a German wine called "bare bottom" that features M/m spanking illustrations on its labels?
  • ...that "Spanker" is a place just north of Dayton, Ohio?
  • ...that most successful U.S. CEOs were spanked as kids?


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