Pinup Demon

This was a pretty quick and simple idea, just some very basic makeup and Heather, the model, already had the outfit - actually getting her hair done was the biggest issue, but it turned out awesome, so it was worth it.

I'm really impressed with how the horns turned out. I had done them as resin in the past and found that I could really only go so far with them - they'd just be too heavy and fall off. I had some extra silicone lying around so I sculpted a horn, moulded it in silicone and cast it in foam latex. UltraCal would have been too troublesome since it'd have to be a two piece mould, with silicone I just made a block, slit the back partway open and that was it.

I was a little concerned even with foam latex they might be too heavy, but the Pros-Aide  welded them on solid as soon as I pressed them into place. Worked out perfect.

And now I'll leave you with this one last picture.

Demon Playboy (Easter) Bunny

I had finished this post and did some details on the shoot, but then something happened and everything vanished and I don't feel like rewriting it all. But chances are no one would read it anyway, so here's some awesome pictures for Easter.

This shoot is the first in a small series of holiday themed Demon shoots, I'm not trying to directly depict the holiday or occasion per say, but do something that kind of represents it in a somewhat weird, Demonic kind of way. At least my kind of Demonic - sorry for anyone hoping for a Krampus photo shoot, not this time around.

And there you have it, a Demon Playboy Easter Bunny. I didn't want to do a Demonic rabbit, that's just too close to being a creepy-assed furry. The makeup was originally a little more elaborate, but because of scheduling we did another shoot the same day and I had to compromise in other to accommodate two different makeups on the same model in the same day in less than 6 hours.