Erodite's Introduction

A little bit ago on Deviant Art, Erodite contacted me and asked if she could do some collage pieces and use them as part of an interview with my OC Gillian. I'm always happy to work with other creators, and Erodite is an awesome connoisseuse of classic bondage art and models, so I was honored to have her take interest in my favorite befreckled lady.

Please check out the great interview works she did here:

https://www.deviantart.com/againerodite/art/Gillian-s-interview-with-erodite-part-one-867406947

https://www.deviantart.com/againerodite/art/Gillian-s-interview-with-erodite-part-two-867642733

In return, I wanted to model the lovely Erodite and see her introduced to what Gillian's favorite fetish is all about and has collaborated with me on this project as well to have her introduction to quicksand narrated by herself, each blurb to the corresponding image:

Image 1:

"Hello, Erodite here with a new report. If you saw my interview with N-T's superb model, Gillian, then you know we talked about quicksand scenes.
And that afterward I took the camera, lighting, costume, and rigging crew
out to lunch, inadvertently keeping Gillian in, uh, suspense.

Well, she sent me an invite to come out to Sinking Sands Desert Park
and see where she's spent several hours. I couldn't turn that down.
So this is the area where the sand on top seems calm,
but underneath it is moving like a river current."

Image 2:

"Gillian's usual photo session crew were ready for me.
And I was, uh, urged to wear appropriate clothing.
Now I should point out that the week before this area was in the 60 degree high range. This day was in the 80 degree low range. And just a toe in that sand was hot, hot, hot."

Image 4:

"The early morning shadows have changed to mid-morning and I'm feeling the warm sand tickling my...hey, you're filming this? Gillian said to? Well, okay joke's over, you can pull me up now. What do you mean, lunch time?"

Image 6:

"I was told that one reaches a point when the sand is like an ocean wind, suddenly becalming a ship's sails. Movement stops, and no telling how long before it shifts again. Not sure which is burning more, the sun or the sand but got to keep my nips out of this oven. I heard that! No, I don't need a good shove, thank you."

Image 9:

"The crew is packing up, the sunset is blinding, the shadows not cooling at all.
I sure could use a nice shaved ice smoothie. Hey, guys, the sands shifting again. Uh...well, I guess I should just say goodnight, parting is such...thifttsit...spfft...sandy."

This was a fun set to work on with her. I hope you enjoy and please check out her page.