L's X-Ray Vision: Draw Me Naked/Q & A for Q

Monday, April 4, 2011

Draw Me Naked/Q & A for Q

Next Wednesday, April 13th, I will be modeling at the Leslie/Lohman Erotic Drawing Studio. I announced this in a previous post, but I have a correction and a clarification to make.

I said in that post that I hadn't done anything like this since the NY Erotic Art Fair back in 2006. That was 5 years ago. The correction is that I had actually most recently did it 2 years ago for SPANK Magazine at their release party for their Sex Issue of 2009 where they had nude life drawing sessions.

As for the clarification I must make, unlike the modeling I did at SPANK Magazine's party where you could just walk in with a drawing pad and be considered an artist, the Leslie/Lohman Erotic Drawing Studio requires "experience in drawing from life", as it says on the webpage I included the above link, and when I announced this before. So if you are such an artistic person, I do hope to see you there.

Now, if you can't be there, at least you don't have to wait until next Wednesday to get a piece of me....

...Because in late February, I received an email from the author of the blog, "Neon - The Many Hot Men of Gay Porn". He complimented me on my blog, and offered me an interview for the magazine that he writes for in Australia called, Q Magazine for their "Q People" feature. The magazine as he puts it, is like Next Magazine here in New York. Unlike the Next Magazine article I was interviewed for, this piece was solely about MY life and MY stand on certain issues.

Let it be known that I exposed a great deal in this piece. Mainly, how far behind a society the American gay community is by way of its entertainment and media outlets. So feel free to pass it on to any American gay form of entertainment and media that you know of or are connected to. It's time for them to be put on notice of how the gay community being so "united" here in the United States has been exposed for the crock that it is to the other side of the globe.

This interview was a great deal more calming than what I found that Next Magazine article to be. So this is a case where I can say that I very much enjoyed doing the interview, as well as seeing the end result. Enjoy.