KINK feature: Jack of Hearts
Drink It Up (high-quality prints available in the shop)
artist: Jack of Hearts
Alicante, Spain
artist instagram
(images featured below will also appear in the KINK book. available in the shop now.)
Your work in five words or less?
Celebrating beauty in male form.
What’s your personal kink?
I’m surprisingly vanilla. My kink is exploring others’ interests and facilitating their desires- oh, and my internet search history definitely has “daddy” in it a few times.
Turn-ons?
Personality, sense of humor, body hair, body confidence, and affection. I’m all about being relaxed with a partner and exploring together.
Turn-offs?
Bad breath, arrogance, and self-indulgence. There are meant to be two people in that bedroom, and if one person is only interested in themselves, then they might as well be playing solo.
Favorite subject?
I love to draw the male form in all its glory. All body types are beautiful and sexual. I enjoy exploring things that turn other people on, be that a fantasy about a celebrity, an age difference, or a power dynamic. I believe all kinks are valid as long as everyone is safe and consenting.
Ideal place to display your work?
I really like my work being shown online. It’s where the most people can access it, and I personally love the thought of my work being saved in a private, hidden folder on someone’s phone. The naughty, secret fantasy in someone’s pocket.
Favorite non-art pastime?
I’m an unashamed nerd. My hobbies are playing online computer games or Dungeons and Dragons, and reading fantasy novels.
Most memorable project?
My first break was in a gorgeous collective project called Bogossbook.
Art crush?
The now MIA artist known as David Kawena. He was the first artist that combined an art style that I could relate to, with the absolute revelry of sexiness that is the male body. I constantly aspire to reach his level of expertise.
Personal crayon color?
I am definitely Agreeable Green. Despite what I draw, I am quite a shy, reserved, introverted person. But I love that about myself.
What is unique about your process?
I like to pride myself on how quickly and neatly I can work. I like my pieces to look crisp and clean, as if they were a still from an animation that could be ready to start moving at any moment.
Why make art?
To make the world a more beautiful place. To celebrate our community. To express without shame, how powerful the male form can be- in all its shapes and sizes.
What’s next?
I’m currently working on a calendar project to promote an upcoming novel by an erotic author who is exploring the naughty adventures of an entirely fictional Olympic diving team!
