The scenario is staged, but the trance is real! Eryn Rose and Jenby Doll play innocent life models, hired by artists Sinister and Trix for their creative study. But our artists have nefarious purposes, and what starts as an 'innocent' exercise to help them relax into their place as a 'blank canvas' in the name of art soon becomes something more powerful, leaving them stripped, frozen and helpless! At the start, the artists requests are innocent enough: asking their models to stand, neutral, and clear their minds as they stare forward at a spot on the wall. But soon, as they're asked to repeat in unison, over and over, "I am a blank canvas", that relaxation turns to something deeper as their minds switch off. The artists encourage their subjects to completely embrace this form of thinking, their entrancing words objectifying them, stripping away their minds. Their eyes drift close with a wave of the artists hands, and it's clear they've become helpless to understand their situation. With their bodies just relaxed, the artists begin stripping their subjects, taking them deeper so that any movements of their bodies become irrelevant -- and, if they begin to notice anything, then they can just remember it's all in the name of art! Art is good, and artistic subjects should feel no shame. Sinister and Trix pose their model's bodies according to their whims, locking them in place as they find poses they enjoy, leaving the models frozen like statues. The models minds are barely present now: they are just pretty objects. The artists move them around the room, lifting and carrying them to decide what position looks best, before lining their new objects up, along with the cloth mannequin, for storage and later use as they turn the lights out and leave. Performers: Sinister and Imaginatrix topping, Jenby and Eryn bottoming.