## Containers

Post by Ru_Bot » Tue Jan 17, 2017 9:05 pm

I've recently gotten into the idea of having someone (or being) tied up inside some kind of container, like a box or duffel bag or something. Granted I've only really seen art of this type of thing. It's kinda hard to find real life examples for that kind of containment. I suppose it's a very niche activity. I also can't imagine it being very easy either. But more specifically, there's some art that I've found very interesting in concept. The captive is held inside a large stuffed animal, with tubes for air and whatnot so they can exist comfortably inside. I really love that idea, but I can't imagine it being at all possible.

### Re: Containers

Post by Steak in a Tree » Tue Jan 17, 2017 10:50 pm

I'm sure if you wanted a simple box, there are ones that are big enough... Maybe one that held a dishwasher? I'm not entirely sure either.
It does seem rather niche, yeah.
"They didn't call him 'Einstein' for nothing."
-Albert Einstein

### Re: Containers

Post by MisterBones » Wed Jan 18, 2017 3:29 am

Oh yeah, containers are actually one of my favorites
I have ocs or whatever

### Re: Containers

Post by tightsbound » Wed Jan 18, 2017 4:11 am

A friend of mine made a large wooden box, long enough to fit person, but short enough to limit movement. He lined the inside with egg crate foam, and even cut a hole for a fan. It was actually rather comfortable. Some hooks inside the box allowed for straps to keep the captive from moving. Plus the look made escape impossible. It was a lot of fun.