Just So Horny
Just So Horny by Michael Kirwan, published by Bruno Gmunder Verlag GmbH in 2011, features 128 pages of striking illustrations that explore themes of sexuality and desire. The book presents a collection of artworks that capture the essence of gay lust and the realities surrounding it, moving away from idealized portrayals to focus on raw, unfiltered expressions of attraction.
Readers will find that Kirwan’s illustrations are not only sexually charged but also infused with wit and a unique perspective on male desire. The work draws inspiration from the visceral aspects of sexuality, emphasizing elements like sweat and breath rather than conventional notions of beauty. This edition offers a bold exploration of LGBTQ themes through the lens of cartooning and graphic novels, making it a distinctive addition to the genre.
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Without a doubt Michael Kirwan’s illustrations are sexually charged, quite often even pretty horny – but they are also a witty distillate of gay lust and realities. It’s seeing, understanding and painting: Kirwan doesn’t care for soft-focus and smooth idolization of beauty; comparable to Otto Dix he rather gets inspired by mere lust than high-gloss desires. His idea of sex is not about after shave and eau de toilette, it’s about sweat and hot breath. This unashamedly depiction on greedy maleness isn’t something ordinary for sure, and the reader will be rewarded richly.
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