Hi everybody. I didn't really put any new posts out when the Latex Guide was released since I shared it across social media on my own and I got it out to all the channels I expected to. But it's live and so far it has been a valuable resource. I don't claim to be an expert on the subject, but I got tired of the gatekeeping that surrounds latex. Yes, it is an expensive material, but that doesn't mean people who are attracted to and inspired by it should not have access to it.

Updates

The following minor updates have been made:

Formatting, Spacing, Phrasing changes in Introduction (fixed pagination arrow colors and position)

Formatting, Spacing changes in Tips&Tricks, Q&A sections (flipped wrap order for Tips&Tricks)

Added MMLatex to list of manufacturers. They have a wide variety of both basic and unique tops, bottoms, intimates, accessories, and bodysuits.

In oTHer News

Any major addendums in content will be added via Blog Posts going forward. I plan to go more in depth about what to do if you experience a tear, what brands or DIY methods there are for dressing aids and shiners, and eventually go into some basic patterning. An articles section will be added when those start to release. I recently experienced a hole in my own catsuit which is inspiring me to document the process of repairing it once I can get myself to stop procrastinating.

In unrelated news, I have a new camera - a Canon R6m2 with 50mm f/1.8 prime lens - and hopefully will be able to get some new high quality photos for you. The trick is finding good places to model and someone to help. I got captured quite a bit at Dark Force Fest by Swav Jusis and Kevin Vonesper, and even got a snap by Ron Frary. You can check those photos out on my social channels. Here's just a small sampling.