A Failure to Communicate
Tumblr continues to fail as a site for artists, especially any that choose to depict the human form as anything but a fully clothed, puritan ideal (only a slight exaggeration). I've explored other social media platforms and sites so I can continue to share my glamour and nude work, but they mostly fail for a number of reasons. The Tumblr interface was simple, connected to other platforms, and provided an easy way to quickly share images with a little bit of commentary. The upload process was easy; the interface clean and simple; navigation was intuitive. But, the censorship became draconian, and frankly, ridiculous after Verizon purchased the company. There are rumors that Verizon is looking to sell the site to a much less puritanical company. I can only hope.
In any case, I've done a few more shoots since my last post, so I thought it would be appropriate to share some images here that would no longer be acceptable on Tumblr. I hope they find an audience here:
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Selene in Lace |
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Amy in a Micro Bikini |
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Ellie in Spring |
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Belle in Pearls |
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