I hope ...
Side Note: For copyright reasons, more cartoonish would also clearly fall under protected parody, instead of a more likely copyright violation as they were made more realistic in the ones he actually posted.
But as I mentioned, your curves come through regardless, and I don't mean just your breasts. You're a drop dead gorgeous raven, and there is no argument there -- any man would melt to press his lips upon yours. But your figure is what drives men like myself wild. To make my point, understand I just re-watched your beach seen with Christy Marks this past week (I travel away from my wife during the week, so women like you are a staple since my wife is shy to be photographed, for career affecting reasons). Even when Christy Marks drops her top, I'm still oogling that red one-piece hugging your body. I won't go into more details, but your figure, side-to-side, prevents my eyes from wandering in any scene you are in.
As far as Ines Cuda, I've always thought she's worn way too much. But I've seen some close-ups and I know why they do it.
In any case, it's completely sad that your natural beauty was not appreciated by your artist and publisher. I cannot stress that your facial appearance is without question, naturally. Add in the fact that your figure and proportion head-to-toe is what your title is all about. You are the classic, voluptuous frame, one that men don't get tired of after a few months either. Especially when they complement the intertwine of their bodies against yours and cannot detract their eyes from the enchanting view above your neck as well.
It's also why I really don't go for an overwhelming majority of models -- with regards to the face as much as the body. You are ultimately blessed in both, head-to-toe. Sorry to see it wasted by such publishers, but I still enjoyed the set regardless.
Just like an eclipse cannot erase the sun's beauty, but only present it in yet another beauty of its own.
Some people have a little too much fun. While some men may argue "oh roll with it," I completely understand that any doctored picture could come back to haunt any model. He could have made the point without the almost realistic edit, a cartoon edit (so it clearly looks fake -- possibly Marge's head atop or something) would have been better for the point.Ok I'm not really a fan of your 'creativity'. It's not exactly flattering. You could argue that the original make-up in the ddf shoot is not flattering either but the clown face that you have painted on my face is much worse. We get the point without you putting photos of me around the net looking like that.
Side Note: For copyright reasons, more cartoonish would also clearly fall under protected parody, instead of a more likely copyright violation as they were made more realistic in the ones he actually posted.
Way ahead of you there! I've already sent my complaint to them after seeing the set, and I totally understand how you had no control over it. Sadly enough, naturally beautiful women like yourself don't need make-up. I sure wish the publishers would get that. Maybe just a little highlight in the lips, a little shine so your face comes out in the contrast that occurs with photography and videography, but nothing more.For everyone: Obviously I have no control over make-up or outfits during shoots, I agree that the make-up was really heavy in this shoot... too much for my liking... but it's not my choice - it is the choice of the photographer and make-up artist. You should email ddf about their make-up choices.
But as I mentioned, your curves come through regardless, and I don't mean just your breasts. You're a drop dead gorgeous raven, and there is no argument there -- any man would melt to press his lips upon yours. But your figure is what drives men like myself wild. To make my point, understand I just re-watched your beach seen with Christy Marks this past week (I travel away from my wife during the week, so women like you are a staple since my wife is shy to be photographed, for career affecting reasons). Even when Christy Marks drops her top, I'm still oogling that red one-piece hugging your body. I won't go into more details, but your figure, side-to-side, prevents my eyes from wandering in any scene you are in.
But unlike the overwhelming majority of models, your beauty is without fault, regardless of the circumstances and details added. I now wish I wouldn't have ever mentioned and made the "heavy" comment about make-up. I sure wish people wouldn't have taking it in ways I did not mean. My apologies for giving them that avenue. I meant it more as a "here's a publisher that was stupid, but still cannot take away from Angela's pure beauty."But since most of the material you guys have is much more 'amateuristic' it's not such a big deal to have a change once in a while. There is a lot of new content of me coming out at the moment and this kind of heavy styled make-up is in the minority of that content.
I won't comment on Merilyn specially other than she is a lovely and uniquely figured woman, although many men missed that early on or -- worse yet -- focused solely on her oversized breasts. I.e., it's clear her popularity has increased with her increased (extremely heavy) use of make-up. So yes, I completely agree with your assessment that it is "standard" for women like herself, for various reasons.On another note - the reason it looks so heavy for you guys is because you are not used to me wearing so much. Models like Merilyn (Anya) Sakova and the new stuff of Ines Cudna are wearing this amount of make-up in almost every shoot so it doesn't look so weird.
As far as Ines Cuda, I've always thought she's worn way too much. But I've seen some close-ups and I know why they do it.
In any case, it's completely sad that your natural beauty was not appreciated by your artist and publisher. I cannot stress that your facial appearance is without question, naturally. Add in the fact that your figure and proportion head-to-toe is what your title is all about. You are the classic, voluptuous frame, one that men don't get tired of after a few months either. Especially when they complement the intertwine of their bodies against yours and cannot detract their eyes from the enchanting view above your neck as well.
Not to get even more intimate in my thoughts, but the most beautiful women in the world are the ones that look just as stunning when they first wake-up in the morning. It's the same reason why I want to make love to my wife every morning, and only more so, after 15 years. She is just as beautiful as when the great majority of other women are -- as other men put it -- at their "ugliest."My major problem with this make-up is that it heavy on both the eyes and the mouth. For me, classy make-up has always focussed on big eyes OR big lips - but both at the same time is a little... well you guys already know. I'm sure there are some fans out there who like it, so at least I can make a few guys happy with this shoot.
It's also why I really don't go for an overwhelming majority of models -- with regards to the face as much as the body. You are ultimately blessed in both, head-to-toe. Sorry to see it wasted by such publishers, but I still enjoyed the set regardless.
Just like an eclipse cannot erase the sun's beauty, but only present it in yet another beauty of its own.
Too late. That's what happens when I watch that aforementioned scene with that red one-piece hugging your body. Nothing against the extremely beautiful and curvy Christy Marks, but sometimes some figures are presented that I cannot take my eyes away from. :uohs:BTW I am going to tease you and say that this weekend I did some fucking amazing photo shoots with another amazing model (you'll have to guess) you guys are going to blow your ball sacks off when they start circulating the net. This is a much awaited pairing but it is a big secret so get the brain cogs ticking and turning!