Ashley Fontenot shot a set of Stoya and Toryn which posted to GodsGirls called Bottoms Up.

Darenzia posted to Stagg Street.

Dahlia Dark posted to Pinup Files in a video called Lavender Bubble Bath – Part 1.

Bella Vendetta posted to Stagg Street.

Syd Blakovich and Jiz Lee posted to Wired Pussy in a scene with Vai and Princess Donna.

Xanthia posted to GodsGirls in a set called Plush.

Dana DeArmond posted to Device Bondage

Justine Joli and Masuimi Max posted to Stagg Street in a series together.

Dahlia Dark appears on Pinup Files in a set called Dahlia Dark – Vol. 2 – Set 1.

Aiden Starr posted to Juliland.

Angela Ryan graces the cover of Leg Show magazine.

Justine Joli posted to Stagg Street.

Ariel X posted to GodsGirls in a set by Matthew Cooke called Musically Reclined.

Angela Ryan, photographed by Michael Park, marks the eighth Gothic Beauty covergirl who appears on BlueBlood.com. Others include Batty, Yolanda, Mistress Domiana, Szandora, Belfast, Katie, and Fetus de Milo. No other membership site comes close to this number of Gothic Beauty covergirls. SuicideGirls is a distant second place with the two Apnea covers and the one Ulorin Vex one.

When Blue Blood started, it was almost impossible to find anyone who would shoot a person with Crayola hair with fashion lighting. Both style and sensuality were things I really looked for editorially and still look for in models, so it seems like seeking flattering presentation in photography is just the logical extension. This is why I do not think of something which is so fundamental as cross-over. It is both gratifying and vaguely unsettling that something which was once such a struggle to publish and to distribute and to get anyone to shoot is now so nearly commonplace.

Tall Goddess a.k.a. Lorraine Sisco posted to Stagg Street.

Fedora posted to Deviant Nation in a set called Window Box.

This video features Forrest Black’s interview with the beautiful muse April Flores and my interview with art show curator and contributing artist Carlos Batts and contributing artist Misha (who enjoyed one of the tickets won by MorningStar in our Sisters of Mercy giveaway). Forrest Black and April Flores discuss what it is like to be immortalized in a very unique way and Carlos Batts and Misha and I discuss their inspirations for their respective pieces and Carlos Batts’ vision for the show. The gallery was kind enough to let us shoot while they were closing up, after the huge crowd had dispersed, so it would be quiet enough to hear the interviews, although I think you can see them flicking the lights on and off once or twice to remind folks to exit the building and head out to Good Luck Bar. The video is directed by Forrest Black. Blue Blood theme music is by Tim Skold. The gallery show party portion of the video features many luminaries in attendance, including yours truly, photographer Steve Diet Goedde, memorabilia historian Matt Kennedy, director Ramzi Abed, writer Gram Ponante, photographer Michael Prior (all the way from Australia!), and many more.

So, basically, sex toy novelty art supply manufacturer Topco Sales wanted to try out making a BBW vulva mold and gorgeous April Flores seemed like the obvious choice. Thus was born the April Flores’ Voluptuous CyberSkin Love Toy in the Wildfire Celebrity Series. Desiree Duffie, Director of Marketing and Public Relations for Topco Sales, says that “When Topco Sales molded April to make her toy, we knew we were breaking new ground.” I think they are pleasantly surprised at just how much new ground April Flores and Carlos Batts brought to the table.

Curating this show, which featured eight celebrated artists working with plaster molds of April Flores’ nether regions, Carlos Batts says, “Creative interpretations of the female anatomy are fundamental to art. Specifically, this project was inspired by the irony of Jeff Koons’ work and the playfulness of the Dunny movement, as well as by April herself. In this exhibit, April provides the blank canvas on which each artist has the opportunity to express his or her vision.” Topco’s rep adds, “This show provides an inspired arena in which to play with such provocative issues as beauty, sexuality, intimacy, pleasure toys and more. I can’t wait to see each artist’s work.”

Artists whose work appeared in tonight’s gallery show include Axis, COOP, Jim Mahfood, Kime Buzzelli, Kozy & Dan, Misha, Small Paul, and of course Carlos Batts himself.

The La Luz de Jesus Gallery on Hollywood Boulevard played host to this unique and fun art show. You can contact the gallery to acquire a one-of-a-kind plaster art piece featuring April Flores’ parts or you can purchase a waterproof, phthalate free, and more multipurpose version in CyberSkin. April Flores says, “Celebrating my phenomenal new Voluptuous CyberSkin Toy with all these amazing artists in the flourishing LA art scene is a dream come true”

Justine Joli posted to Stagg Street in a series with Adriana Sage.

Ariel X posted to Device Bondage with Isis Love and Annie Cruz in Part 3 of 4 of the March Live Feed The domination of Isis.

Ariel X posted to Device Bondage with Isis Love and Annie Cruz in Part 4 of 4 of the March Live Feed The domination of Isis.

Sasha Grey posted to Hustler in a video and photo production called This Ain’t Star Trek