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Pillory Challenge Day 6 Weary

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Another great weekly challenge thought up by montycrusto and his followers is upon us! This week it is all about pillories, stocks, yokes, etc. Anything that keeps our heroines locked up in these types of confining bondage. 


If you want to join in, you can find the rules and guidelines for it here:
  Pillory Challenge 2018
Hey folks!  This week is PILLORY WEEK. (June 4th-10th)
The challenge is to produce seven new artworks over seven days, following a set of word-prompts.  The works must feature one of the following devices: pillory, stocks, yoke, fiddle, cangue, scavenger's daughter or similar device.
Here are the word-prompts:
Monday: Witch
Tuesday: Weight
Wednesday: Wheel
Thursday: Whip
Friday: Western
Saturday: Weary
Sunday: Wild
You are welcome to join in, if you like!  Please let me know if you do, so I can include your work in the "Pillory Challenge" folder.  You don't have to do all seven...  and it doesn't have to be visual art..  some writing would be nice too!. Feel free to ask if you want to know more.  Sorry there's no prize... it's just for fun... but it would be great to have your company.  If you don't feel like joining in, please support us with +favs and comments if you feel you can.
Participating in the Pillory Challenge


I do hope you enjoy what I come up with! You can check out all the other entries by going to monty's page and looking through the "pillory challenge" gallery! 

As always, you can find not-seen-on-DA art found on my patreon as well as uncensored work, and higher rez options for any original piece (these challenge pieces for example!) on there as well. 
Thanks for faving and watching!
~Pyper
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