Rick 4F

I have no idea how to attract new people to this website, especially since no one links back to other interesting websites anymore like we used to. So, every now and then, I spend my precious money on an advertisement on Instagram. Last week, I decided to use the latest redux 'Cat' image to bring new visitors to this site. It went well in the first 24 hours, partly because I finally realized that I needed to include other countries in the ad's reach in addition to the Netherlands. But then the ad was rejected: "Adult Nudity and Sexual Activity", say what!? Even the tip of her nose is covered, so I see no nudity there. As for "Sexual Activity," I suspect/hope that it is not her tail she is holding in her rubber-latex-coated hand. The only thing I can think of that might set off alarm bells at Meta (which, by the way, was also my mother's name) are two stiff nipples, perfectly covered by shiny rubber, but impossible to miss. So I'm trying it again today, with the same ad, but the nipples removed, risking my account being restricted or worse. Fingers crossed.

I moved all the videos and animated GIFs (at least, I think so) in the club section to a different section (video's & gif's) and compressed them into .zip files. Since they were among the image files and were all preloading, they were causing a huge system load, making the pages unacceptably slow. Some people have probably even given up (I would). There are also large files in there (over 50MB), which I might have to delete at some point to stay within the disk space limitations of these servers. This makes it if needed a lot easier to do so.

Otherwise people might tick every box. But yes, even then it will be quite a hodgepodge to pick from... I don't know if 'Alien' falls under 'sexy sci-fi scenes. More in the lower scoring 'slimy monster edition'. I thought that polished latex and slime dripping monsters adding even more shine was a logical "add-on". Guess I was wrong. Star Trek has featured numerous tentacled aliens and creatures, from the large, multi-limbed Kelvans inTOS: "By Any Other Name"and the shape-shifting metamorphic lifeforms with tendrils (like Odo's mutated form inDS9) to energy beings using tendrils inTNG: "Encounter at Farpoint", showcasing various alien life using flexible, gripping appendages across nearly all series.

Thank you Choc666. Ms. Fetilicious isn't an unknown here. But, you are right, I had not considered her. I'll wait and see what the other source mentioned above has to say. If that doesn't work out, I might go back to my previous plan (renting a studio in Rotterdam) and ask Ms. Fetilicious if she's interested. Thanks for your input!

I've been trying to arrange a custom latex photoshoot in Rotterdam for the past few months. I found a large studio with an elevator (convenient since I'm in a wheelchair), but finding a good photographer in the area and an equally good model (I realize I am very picky) proved difficult. The latter would not only have to be able to wear latex for extended periods under the hot studio lights, but also be able to act a bit or properly follow directions from me or the photographer. I'm not looking for the model looking pretty while smiling at the camera with her hands on her hips, charming the viewer, but rather for performance-related shots, like action—doing something—without (visibly) being aware of the camera. These shots/photo's can range from a side view of the model examining a (fictional) datapad, leaning on a (fictional) desk, looking up/down/left/right over her shoulder, with a worried or inquisitive look (I think I heard something crawling behind me), to walking/running past/toward/away from the camera (hurried or confident or vigilant), crouching, ducking, pretending to explore a vent or sitting in the captain's chair of a fictional spaceship, pulling levers and pressing buttons, all of which I then add and create later. And all of this while being dressed in a skin-tight black rubber catsuit, gloves, and balancing on classic high heels. So far, I had no such luck finding either one of them. The reason for this quest is that my method of adding latex to a model is rather laborious. My favorite, latex gloves, in particular, proves to be a huge challenge every time. Hands suck. No really, I love long shiny, covered fingers, but getting there is a monumental task. It all adds up (not just the gloves), and takes a ton of time, preventing me from moving on to the next piece because I can't do that until what I'm working on is finished. Perhaps the passing of my parents last year made me more aware of our limited time here. I realize I'm not getting any younger, and I want to speed things up if possible. Because I still got such sights to show you. I've been collecting, buying reference photo's of models in various dynamic poses for the past years from Artstation, with the intent to use those for my work. But again, my way of adding shiny rubber to them is, I feel, taking too much time. Even then, I also still need to build a convincing 3D environment around them too. < Here are a few model kits I've purchased so far. Many contain between the 1,000 to 2.000 high-resolution (around 5K) photos. They're almost all fantastic. There's a huge variety of poses and facial expressions. Professionally lit, and many of them are truly usable (if time permits). I already did use a few of them in my artworks and planning to use more. They're just almost all missing one important thing: a shiny second skin. So I thought about it over and over again. I started to write it, threw it away, rewrote the application the next day, and threw it away again. But yesterday (last Thursday) I was done with it. I got my flu shot at my doctor's office, which has nothing to do with this, but I got home, looked up information on one of these photo equipment providers, and sent an email asking if they were open to a commissioned photoshoot with a model in a latex catsuit, gloves, and classic high heels. To be honest I expected nothing but a polite but firm ' sorry no, we don't do that kind of shoots'. To my surprise the reply was that they can "absolutely arrange a custom photoshoot according to your request". It absolutley does not come cheap but I think it's good long term investment. My hopes and thoughts are that there's enough material in this I can adapt and use for years to come. There remained one question, would I go for: Exclusive rights: where the resulting photo reference pack is provided solely to me and not published or sold elsewhere . or Non-exclusive: where they retain the right to publish and sell this photoshoot on their marketplaces. It's a lot more expensive, but I went for the exclusive rights. That way I can have something exclusive for the collectors here, that isn't available anywhere else. More when I have more.

@EDGEWORTHY That's a good one, I actually looked it up before the 'coin' dropped here. I think it would have gone off when the locksmith drilled into it. And to be sure: Nearly all defence materiel is sold by public auction (source Dutch government). I don't think I can afford a TALON robot though...