[Juan Puyal] Juan Puyal Art Collection (1980 - 2005)

Juan Solé Puyal

A collection of all salvageable works by artist Juan Puyal, who, while known for his extensive work on teen romance comics from the late 1950s - 1970s, is also known for his fetish illustrations. I undertook this preservation on a commission from an anonymous client who shares my same love for Puyal, and they were able to provide me images that they wanted upscaled/cleaned alongside asking me to include some from my own archives. These images are all from the web and from old, defunct archives. Juan Puyal released a book of his illustrations, but it was limited to 700 copies and is scarce as of now. Juan's work as a comic illustrator makes for some of the most beautiful, unique, and extremely tasteful fetish content, coming after such greats such as Gene Bilbrew and Eric Stanton. Juan Puyal was a major source of inspiration to the illustrator Sardax, and while their works are quite different in theme, the vividness of Puyal's fetish content is evident in some ways. Juan Puyal does not have an internet presence anymore and his website is now defunct; we suspect that he has since retired from his craft after such a fruitful career and he's up in age (he was born in the mid 1930s!), so me and my client wanted to collaborate on a commission to preserve what works we could of Puyal's.  I have categorized all images and cleaned them all to my best ability based on the year they were created, themes, and context. Juan was a busy illustrator who had major output over his career, and while there is a lot of content we could not salvage (many of Puyal's images were saved in .GIF format for old web2 blogs back in the day), there are tons of comics and books Juan illustrated for under his full name, Juan Sole Puyal, that are SFW and hard to come by. Some images were upscaled with AI, but this is a curated selection all the same of what shows Juan's spirit the most. Juan's illustrations range from femdom, wrestling, feminization, and cuckolding. Other images came from this source: https://www.imagefap.com/pictures/1619962/Puyal An interview with Puyal by author Carmencia Diaz:  https://web.archive.org/web/20120712194627/http://carmenicadiaz.net/blog/?p=4826 Juan's old website:  https://web.archive.org/web/20090414035342/http://puyal.eu/  Questions? Comments? Need something archived? Adoggoart@gmail.com