Claude Koga
1 album/9 artworks Claude Koga (also credited as Claude K.) is a little-known Japanese illustrator whose distinctive bondage and SM drawings appeared in the classic magazine Kitan Club during the early 1960s, particularly in 1963. Working under this pseudonym, Koga created a series of sharp, narrative illustrations that often framed women as “merchandise” on display for inspection. Recurring themes include forced feminization, elaborate wire restraint, bee torment, specialized whipping devices, and other forms of erotic torment. His clean line work and slightly stylized, almost cartoonish figures give the scenes a curious mix of playfulness and intensity typical of mid-century Japanese fetish illustration. Almost nothing is known about the artist’s real identity or wider career. The name Claude Koga appears only in connection…
