Collaborations and Work

What to know when you want to collaborate or hire me

Art, non-explicit, non-kink, not for profit collaborations:
I'm happy to collaborate with other artists, models, and photographers for free on artistic concepts as either an artist, model, or assistant in film, photography, or other mediums. Please approach me with a concept and what role you'd like me to do.

Fetish, kink, or erotic mutual collaborations:
As a model with a fan site I am happy to collaborate with other content creators (models, artists, riggers, photographers, or videographers) in photography and films in which we both have full access to the resulting content, and use it freely or within prior agreed boundaries. Approach me with a concept, name of everyone involved, and what you expect from me for the shoot. I have a strong preferences for fetish content.

For profit, paid collaborations:
I am happy to work with independent photographers, videographers, or businesses. Please contact me with the expected pay, hours, names of co-stars, and content being made.

Please contact me through my email below.
People who do not follow through with concepts by ghosting or repeatedly cancelling shoots will be blacklisted.

Image credits:
Top Left: Rigging by MissTeaRopes, photography by ImagesOfKink
Top Right: Photography by ClementinesGallery
Bottom Left: Photography by EroticAus at Fancysteel Workshop
Bottom Right: Photography by LDFPhotography/AdelaideDrones

I am happy to provide references to any photographers or creators I have previously worked with.

Deep Diving —

New Opportunities and New Connections

After a couple of years attending local events, researching my interests online, and exploring my kinks privately with partners I had my first public foray with FancySteel in 2019. Since then I have featured in fancysteel films semi-regularly, including opportunities in collaboration with photographers, videographers, and other local models.

In 2020, like many others, I started creating content online through fan sites. I made it most enjoyable for myself by specialising in fetish content. Though I took a brief hiatus in later 2021, I am still producing content on a new platform.

I also began using social media more, which was a new experience for me, creating Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok on top of my Fetlife profile to reach a broader community. From there I have recieved many amazing opportunities to work with other creators.

Image Credit:
Top Left: Photography by ClementinesGallery, modelling with TheyThemmer
Top Middle: Photography by LDFPhotography/AdelaideDrones
Top Right: Photographer Retired
Centre Left: Photography by LDFPhotography/AdelaideDrones
Centre Middle: Photography by Echo
Centre Right: Photography by V0otography
Bottom Left: Photography by LDFPhotography/AdelaideDrones featuring MantraRope
Bottom Middle: Photography by EroticAus
Bottom Right: Photography by TheKinkyKoala

I am happy to provide private references for or from any photographers or creators I have previously worked with.

Collaboration Concepts

Getting into the Kink Scene —

The Start of my Journey

When I turned 18 a good friend took me to my first kink event and introduced me to fetlife. At the event I was surprised to see flesh hooks, needles, rope suspension, fire play, and all sorts of hedonism I'd never been exposed to before. My limited exposure had previously come from the tumblr kink community which was mostly limited to light d/s and s/m content.

In the next few years as well as attending local play parties, munches, and educational events regularly I also started exploring rope bondage and shibari at a variety of local groups with friends and partners. Though never quite having the time to develop a consistent routine or rigger.

This long history of involvement in the community allowed me to meet many people and develop new skills, eventually providing the opportunity to perform as a rope bunny with Mistress Venus, photographed above by lilydrummondfilms.

Getting Into Latex —

Opportunities Created From Friendship

In 2019 I also purchased my first latex items, which shortly lead to collaborations with A Little Latex, a friend in the local scene, and over the years we have both developed as people. I improved my photography and modelling, while they developed their latex designs and business.

Throughout collaborations with A Little Latex I had the opportunity to experiment with new techniques and themes in my own photography and modelling, attempting new aesthetics and moods.

The latex they provided was often brightly coloured, cute, and stood out from the usual themes in latex fashion. I could be playful and artistic in a new way from the majority of the often black, moody, clinical, and sexual latex. However the photographic quality is by no means professional, as I rely solely on my phone camera and a clicker for my self shot photography. All images featured above were shot solo.

My Purely Independent Creations —

Developing My Independent Art and Designs

While I began modelling for A Little Latex and Fancy Steel I also started creating completely independently. Primarily creating with photography, I was also painting and producing fetish wear of my own.

With assistance from A Little Latex I started creating my own latex items. Starting small with shorts, panties, fingerless gloves, and eventually bralettes.

Dabbling in paintings I started with acrylic paints, but was not satisfied with my results. Eventually I began experimenting with oil paints and acquired some second hand ceramics, which I hand painted, glazed, and fired.

Inspired by other collar creators for years since before joined the scene I had made my own leather collars, at the time appearing more gothic than fetishistic. In 2020 I began work with less leather and more holographic materials to create my own collars and accessories, which I featured in my independent photography.

Some of my physical work such as ceramics I now sell via etsy, while digital artworks such as my photography and copies of my paintings are available via redbubble.

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