Everything about these Brian M. Viveros illustrations just screams seductive. From the porcelain-skin ladies, to their various tobacco affinities, Viveros produces traditional paintings with very alluring results, even when his subjects are blood-splattered and in desolate war zones.
Brian M. Viveros is a world-renowned fetish artist and it's not hard to see why based on these titillating illustrations. What I like most about these Viveros paintings is the way he incorporates various iconography into his work. I would have never thought to pair a Mickey Mouse helmet on a woman with an eye-patch and a cigarette hanging out of her mouth. And a badass chick wearing a Darth Vader helmet? I'm sold.
Other costume motifs used in Viveros' work include vikings, geishas, luchadores, gladiators and bullfighters.
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