Any fans of Eric Kroll?

His was the first fetish stuff I ever really saw due to the fact Taschen released a couple of books collecting his work. It took me a while to get use to it since the style he has is not what I was use to. Plus I was pretty young at the time...so this was like an intro into a world I knew very little about.

I'd remembered the Bettie Page fetish pics but that was a whole diffrent kind of thing...it never once felt strange or odd though.

It always looked fun and interesting.

What I liked about his work is that it always felt alive...very voyeristic even in the more delibrate stuff.

I still look through those books every once and while...I always see something diffrent.

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Originally Posted by Tequila Zaire

His was the first fetish stuff I ever really saw due to the fact Taschen released a couple of books collecting his work. It took me a while to get use to it since the style he has is not what I was use to. Plus I was pretty young at the time...so this was like an intro into a world I knew very little about.

I'd remembered the Bettie Page fetish pics but that was a whole diffrent kind of thing...it never once felt strange or odd though.

It always looked fun and interesting.

What I liked about his work is that it always felt alive...very voyeristic even in the more delibrate stuff.

I still look through those books every once and while...I always see something diffrent.

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I know the guy very good...I helped him step up the video part of his site...Cool cat.

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Originally Posted by Lange

I know the guy very good...I helped him step up the video part of his site...Cool cat.

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Oh yeah? What's he like?

Eric Kroll was seated at our table at a medievalist wedding I attended years ago. I was somewhat distracted at the time as three members of New York's Lesbian Mafia were feeding each other cake at our table at the time. We featured his work in Blue Blood in print after that. Featured the cake girls too, come to think of it.

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Originally Posted by AmeliaG

Eric Kroll was seated at our table at a medievalist wedding I attended years ago. I was somewhat distracted at the time as three members of New York's Lesbian Mafia were feeding each other cake at our table at the time. We featured his work in Blue Blood in print after that. Featured the cake girls too, come to think of it.

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Now that's a wedding.

What do you think of his work by the way?

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Originally Posted by Tequila Zaire

Oh yeah? What's he like?

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Well, we were working with a newer program called DRM...and I don't think he really liked working with newer technology. So, it was a tad tough to deal with him. But, he is the type of person that loves you after you can deal with his stress...if that makes sense.