Quicksand Studies - A series of visual surveys
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2020 12:32 pm
Over on deviantART, I started a series of discussions with the intention of engaging fans of quicksand material into thinking about why they get excited with the topic and what exactly triggers the mind. My first set looks at the "depths" that we visualise and portray characters in. I've attached my personal commentary and views on what I like on the QS fetish in each illustration, and I hope that more people will share what they think of each depth.
The first one may be seem a little odd, but is an important visual step in the story - the prelude, or otherwise when the victim is OUTSIDE the quicksand (i.e. the BEFORE shot).
I personally don't find this specific point to be exciting. However, when I *know* that the quicksand is going to make an appearance, such as watching a scene or clip, there's a strong sense of anticipation, almost an anxiety. Will the scene play out the way I hope it would? It many cases it ends up being a tease and nothing more. Nonetheless, some people get a lot of excitement playing out the possibilities without needing to see the actual sink.
What are your thoughts on this? What is your favourite "depth" for quicksand scenes?
The first one may be seem a little odd, but is an important visual step in the story - the prelude, or otherwise when the victim is OUTSIDE the quicksand (i.e. the BEFORE shot).
I personally don't find this specific point to be exciting. However, when I *know* that the quicksand is going to make an appearance, such as watching a scene or clip, there's a strong sense of anticipation, almost an anxiety. Will the scene play out the way I hope it would? It many cases it ends up being a tease and nothing more. Nonetheless, some people get a lot of excitement playing out the possibilities without needing to see the actual sink.
What are your thoughts on this? What is your favourite "depth" for quicksand scenes?