Elevator pitch:

Bloomingdale Asylum, 1872. Atlanta housing industry, 1988. The Promenade, 2019. At least, that’s what the rebellious student June and her close friend Klara hope for! June’s penchant for investigative journalism is going to get her in over her head when she and Klara go for a weeklong excursion to “The Promenade,” a strange private prison funded by wealthy donors. Despite its reputation as a place of rehabilitation, the two rebellious gal journalists soon find that The Promenade’s focus on restraints means that finding the truth is impossible - and finding a way out might be, too!

The two are treated to the full course of restraint and dehumanizing gear. The Promenade uses a variety of tools in the form of nutrition and physical restraint to keep violent criminals under lock and key.

 

This started out as a commission for LordFoot-in-Mouth . But I worked on it on and off for a few years, and it just wasn't coming together. Although unfinished, it's not completely unfulfilling. Just as Klara or June.

This is also a sequel to www.deviantart.com/phantomdote… , which I'm still rather proud of!