Art hotties, Komiket wants you in an upcoming erotic anthology

Filipino erotica artists don’t get as much of the love they deserve. With sex positivity still a work in progress in the country, it’s hard to find targeted spicy art. Luckily, Komiket is here to end our dry spell with its upcoming erotic art and comic anthology titled “Rurok.” All it needs now is a roster of artists willing to give the people what they want.

“Rurok” will be published under Komiket’s annual Philippine International Comics Festival (PICOF). The initial call for entries published on Feb. 17 described it as an opportunity for artists to explore their sensuality and to express their sexuality without prejudice.

“There is no reason to be ashamed. Sexual desires are primal, universal, human emotions. It’s as natural as breathing in and out. Whether it’s what you love to give, or to receive, the aim is for artists, comics creators, and illustrators to explore the psychology of Filipino erotica through this comics and art anthology,” wrote Komiket. “Take readers on an erotic journey, and let’s meet—sa RUROK ng kaligayahan.”

Want to join? Each comic must be two to 24 pages long. Non-comic single page illustrations or full spread artworks can also be submitted. You can find the full list of production requirements and boundaries on the announcement. Deadline for submissions is on July 1 and entries must be sent to PICOF via email.

If you’re feeling a little hesitant or need a bit of inspiration, check out artist Kevin Eric Raymundo’s (who goes by @KevinKalbo) piece in support of “Rurok.” 

This is a safe space for you to go wild.

 

Photo courtesy of Komiket

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Amrie Cruz: Amrie is a nonbinary writer who likes to talk about politics and viral animal videos. They have a dog daughter named Cassie who doesn’t go to school.