This charming image is Marie-Claude and its central (human) figure is, as its name suggests, modeled after the Canadian glamour and cosplay model Marie-Claude Bourbonnais (b. 1979). It is the work of the artist andr01d-art, whom you can support on Patreon, as I do.
The illustration appears here by the kind consent of its creator.
[For the month-ending post we turn to some more high-quality image research by Bacchus. — F.]
Where originally found on Tumblr, this animated .gif had tags that included these: #sylvia #von #bernstein #spacepiratesara. And, indeed, there is a hentai anime series called Uchuu Kaizoku Sala or Space Pirate Sara which io9 calls totally awesome:
Space Pirate Sara is also a video game, where we see the face of a character (right) that looks a lot like our dangling tentacle-sex girl:
A helpful dreamer on DeviantArt who busily listed all the girls in his anime harem confirms that there is indeed a “Sylvia von Bernstein from Space Pirate Sara” character. From there, a quick walk over to Rule 34 and we quickly find lots more Space Pirate Sara and Sylvia Von Bernstein porn, including this additional bit of suspended tentacle action:
This post is a reblog with added provenance from a 12 July 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. Its original source was this post at the No Fan Service No Life tumblr.
Reblogged from this post at Infernal Wonders. Orphaned as far as I can tell.
This image has been reblogged from this 4 July 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. Alas, it appears to be another orphan of the Internet.
This image is a reblog from this 4 July 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. Unfortunately I have been unable to find the name of the artist.
…American artist Dean Yeagle (b. 1950) depicts a very naughty octopus playing with his much-loved character Mandy, who’s getting more than she bargained for in her lifeguarding job. An image reblogged from this 4 July 2015 post at Infernal Wonders.
This image was originally blogged at this 4 July 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. (Feeling more patriotic, fellow United Statesians?) As far as I can tell, although I didn’t exactly try searching every last corner of the web, it’s an orphaned tentacle image.
“Deep Sea Lola” commissioned by Faustus and created by Sketchwork. Please do not republish or alter without permission of the creators.
A second commission by Sketchwork, again with his cutie vore-girl Lola, this time making a lovely meal for the tentacle monster from my graphic novella Bait. I guess she just chose to go skinny-dipping in the wrong ocean, poor girl.
If you like this sort of work you can support Sketchwork on Patreon as I do.
You can get in touch with Sketchwork at Eka’s Portal. The artist also maintains a stream at Picarto TV as well as pages at Hentai Foundry and DeviantArt.
I originally blogged this image in this 8 June 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. It’s work by American fantasy illustrator Ken Kelly (b. 1946), and a bit of web searching shows that it was the cover of Eerie Magazine #60 (September 1974). A page at ComicsCollectorLive.com has a version with the original context:
“Deadly Man-Eating Aliens.” Yikes!
I don’t come across many tentacle-sex images in which it is emphasize how cute the human half’s feet are, but I guess there’s something for everybody out there. This image is reblogged from this 8 June 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. A post at Danbooru suggests that this is a character from Pokemon named Momi and that the artist works under the name of “namawasabi,” but beyond that I don’t know much about provenance.