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A fetish artist is an illustrator or painter who makes fetish art which depicts people or objects in fetishistic situations.
'Classic' fetish artists
- Dave Annis - (No info @ Wikipedia) - SM-201 Entry
- Gene Bilbrew - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry (a.k.a. Bondy, ENEG, Van Rod)
- Robert Bishop - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry (a.k.a. The Bishop)
- Dolcett - (No info @ Wikipedia) - SM-201 Entry
- Art Frahm - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry (Pin-up girl artist)
- Lou Kagan - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Mario - (No info @ Wikipedia) - SM-201 Entry
- Bernard Montorgueil - (No info @ Wikipedia) - SM-201 Entry
- Eric Stanton - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry (a.k.a. John Bee, Savage)
- Tom of Finland - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Alberto Vargas - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry (Pin-up girl artist)
- John Willie - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
Contemporary fetish artists
- Alazar - (No info @ Wikipedia) - SM-201 Entry
- Andre - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Patrick Conlon - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Dakkar - (No info @ Wikipedia) - SM-201 Entry Awaiting information from artist
- Drubskin - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Bernard Dufossé - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Namio Harukawa - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Dirk Hooper - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- The Hun - Wikipedia entry
- Kathyrne - (No info @ Wikipedia) - SM-201 Entry
- Eric Kroll - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Loraxxx - (No info @ Wikipedia) - SM-201 Entry Searching for information about artist
- Michael Manning - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Moraxian - (No info @ Wikipedia) - SM-201 Entry
- Julian Murphy - (No info @ Wikipedia) - SM-201 Entry
- Helmut Newton - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Vince Ray - Wikipedia entry
- Sardax - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Hajime Sorayama - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Franco Saudelli - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
- Stargraves - (No info @ Wikipedia) - SM-201 Entry
- Tom Sutton - Wikipedia entry (a.k.a. Dementia)
- Brian Tarsis - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
Fetish art in the artistic mainstream
The following fine artists have included fetishistic elements in their art:
- Allen Jones - Wikipedia entry - SM-201 Entry
Fetish art in comic books
Many artists working in the mainstream comic book field have consistently included fetishistic imagery in their work, usually as a shock tactic or to denote villainy or corruption.
- Brian Bolland - Wikipedia entry
- John Byrne - Wikipedia entry , X-Men, Fantastic Four
- Howard Chaykin - Wikipedia entry , American Flagg, Black Kiss
- Daniel Clowes - Wikipedia entry , Eightball
- Alan Davis - Wikipedia entry , Excalibur
- Steve Dillon - Wikipedia entry , Preacher
- Frank Miller_(comics) - Wikipedia entry , Sin City, The Dark Knight Strikes Again
See also [ [[Portal:BDSM artists]] ] Template:Cat3
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