Reflections

The difference between working actors and respected performers is the parasocial dance of passive income.

Do you really want to make art and get paid, or do you just want anyone to pay attention?

Not everyone with an audience has filled them with the right eyes ready to support them.

The genuinely tragic reason supermodels are rarer today than they've ever been, and the strategy HOM developed to carry the baton for the next generation of respected performers.

Exploring how the birth of HOM's innovative archetype framework radically improved my artistic journey.

Canada has produced respected performers the world falls in love with. Imagine what could happen if we develop our own cultural machinery to promote them?

Is the fashion industry still capable of creating new supermodels?

Have you ever wondered what the core difference is between making art and making content?

3 glamorous creatives discuss the frustrating challenges of working Toronto. Then an enigmatic man approaches them, who suddenly takes their journey in a new direction.

What does your creative identity communicate before you've opened your mouth to explain?

The fantasy of falling in love is a fundamental part of the power of erotic art.

As summer enters its last legs, lazy content creators fall back while ambitious artists catch a second wind.

Some creatives wait for commercials to give them a chance. Others earn independently from erotic art...

Vogue was his playground, Madonna was his muse, Helmut Newton made taboo art so chic celebrities and socialites rushed to be reimagined by his erotic, decadent, and occasionally kind lens...

From the cinematic thrill of Immaculate Conception to the trancelike sensuality era of Erotica... Madonna wields the power of erotic art in music, fashion and film as a spectacular siren.

A primer on different kinds of sirens, creatives and archetypes in our attention-based economy.

When artists explore social or sexual taboos in the erotic art... content creators freak out like its the apocalypse. But the fans who support erotic art aren't supporting war criminals.

Many genres of creative expression try to immerse audiences in the power of love, several content creators look like cheesy goofballs. But erotic art does it effortlessly.

Artists are not here to defend or explain creativity... that's fandom behavior.

Preparation is invisible so people underestimate it... but the camera doesn't.