Nailed It - Pt. 2 by Ember Solaris || Summer of Stabs

Learn about skin nailing in our two-part class, "Nailed It," designed for individuals who are confident with the basics and seasoned enthusiasts of sharps play alike. This is not a class series tailored for absolute beginners to sharps. We recommend you familiarize yourself with some of our on-demand content before attempting a class of this level.

Nailing can be an intricate art with profound intimacy, an empowering and transformative ordeal, or an act of sheer fear and brutality with ultimate callousness. This class is guided by an experienced practitioner who will lead you through a comprehensive exploration of several ways to engage in this unique and thrilling practice.

You'll explore:

• Basic Anatomy for Nails: This will be a short overview of anatomy. It is expected that you will already have a solid understanding of anatomy relating to sharps.

• Basic Techniques: Receive guidance in basic skin nailing techniques, focusing on precision, control, and creating patterns with the body. Demonstrations will use clear materials to demonstrate the effects different materials and techniques have so that you can make a more informed decision.

• Advanced Techniques: Expand your skill set with advanced techniques, including layering, pattern building, and incorporating other elements like thread, wire, and beads. We will also explore the use of nailing pre-stretched skin, and locations not traditionally used for nailing.

• Artistic Expression: Discover how to transform skin nailing into a form of artistic expression, creating personalized designs that reflect your unique style and vision.

• Emotional and Psychological Dynamics: Understand the emotional and psychological dimensions of skin nailing, enhancing the connection and trust between partners. Use it as fear play, as an ordeal, in religious play, as an add on to other forms of play, sadistically, for shock value, as a form of bondage, for objectification, and more!

• For Receivers: We’ll talk a little about pain processing, embodied consent, and attainment with your partner(s).

• Q&A