Cover Artworks

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Various Blogs

One of the last projects I had started is a (free) blog dedicated to vintage fetish cover art, I try to find info for covers from old magazines and books and whenever possible find info for the artists as well.

Some artists featured with covers there also have their own page on this site, like:

When you love these vintage covers I can really recommend visiting my blog, I am sure you will be surprised by the amount of bdsm themes in these old and retro covers.

Here is a free gallery for you to enjoy.

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