# Statistics

Favourites: 1025; Deviations: 470; Watchers: 6471

Watching: 425; Pageviews: 117898; Comments Made: 3269; Friends: 425

# Interests

# About me

I've been drawing bondage scenes from the time I was around six. I remember the strange elation it gave me to depict two women rendered in crayon tied back to back. Many years later, whilst house-sitting for a friend I happened upon a John Willie book by the name of "The Adventures of Sweet Gwendoline". You never forget those earth-shattering, cloud parting moments when everything seems to make sense and the dirty little things the Church and priests tell you are wrong become pure rubbish.

I decided to venture into 3D modeling and animation after mucking about in experimental film for some years and stumbled on a great figure drawing reference program that had the self-depracating brand of Poser®. In little time, I was able to manipulate those plastic-looking puppets into my evil schemes and have never regretted the move from Lightwave. Of course that was before I learned to rig. Maya provided me the platform to build upon my modeling and texturing and film helped me paint with light.

I've since done a lot of motion graphics work in the industry and had the fortunate access to motion capture equipment. That came in real handy when I ventured into Second Life and had a lucrative business doing animations and poses. Ah, 2006. That was the year everyone wanted an island in SL with no clue on how to capitalize on virtual worlds. It was a good time to make some money and bail.

I now spend my days actually repairing computers and dream of getting back into full time CG work. The industry has progressively gone freelance and a man's got to eat. Thanks Wall Street.

I've been really blessed to work with a lot of fetish/risqué/fetish/bondage artists as well as models who have helped me develop my perversions into something nearing refinement. I have no reason to complain. Never regret the things in life that have made you smile.

Thanks for visiting. Cheers!

# Comments