The real deal

18th October 2025

Since its first publication in 1996, The Guide to Getting It On by American psychanalyst Paul Joannides has consistently been considered by far the best available guide to real, enjoyable sex. Joannides asked the brilliant comic artist Dærick Gröss, to produce the illustrations, all of which you can see both in line and in colour, by clicking here.

Classic erotica

11th October 2025

Vienna-born American Franz Felix only illustrated two erotic works – Pierre Louÿs’ Songs of Bilitis in 1928 and E. Powys Mathers’ anthology Eastern Love in 1930, but his stylish plates are a model of composition and the gently suggestive. See them all now by clicking here.

Taking a position

6th October 2025

In 2003 The Erotic Print Society commissioned Lynn Paul Russell to produce a series of her trademark drawings for their Essential Kama Sutra. The result was some pretty believable people enjoying some pretty believable sex, and you can see them all by clicking here.

Positively Rabelaisian!

1st October 2025

Ever wondered what ‘Rabelaisian’ means? Jean Gradassi’s witty and colourful illustrations for François Rabelais’ tongue-in-cheek description of the celebrations in Rome for the birth of the French king’s son in 1549 show you precisely! See them all now by clicking here.

Fruity

29th September 2025

‘Are you an apple or a pear?’ There is no doubting which shape is Klaus Lelek’s favourite. In this simple tale of the evolving relationship between an artist and his perfect model, the pearwoman wins out every time. See her now by clicking here.

Am I okay?

27th September 2025

We live in an age of addiction to social media, scrolling through images in an endless quest for the ultimate version of ourselves. Welcome to the world of Joëlle Dubois, today’s exciting new artist. Naked but too often isolated, share Joëlle’s world by clicking here.

Underworldly

25th September 2025

Just six illustrations today, all that André Dignimont created for Francis Carco’s pioneering 1916 novel Les Innocents, about a small-time Parisian criminal. Secrecy, guilt, shame, poverty are his themes, brilliantly portrayed. See them now by clicking here.

Ich liebe dich

22nd September 2025

Today we bring you the erotic work of the Leipzig artist Max Schwimmer, including some of the most romantic, enchanting and sexy illustrated love letters you are ever likely to see. Our comprehensive collection of Schwimmer’s work can be found by clicking here.

Bottoms up

20th September 2025

Ten days ago we gave you an enormous portfolio of Lynn Paula Russell’s spanking drawings – you thought that was it? Think again! Our Painful Art collection, which you’ll find by clicking here, brings you another eighty drawings from Janus and Februs. That’s probably enough for now …

Life’s a beach

18th September 2025

The New York artist Reginald Marsh, working during the Great Depression, drew and painted the burlesque stage, crowds on city streets, the beach at Coney Island – and women. Lots of people, clothed but ideally unclothed. See a great selection of Marsh’s work now by clicking here.