Enigma’s music video for Sadeness (Part II)

“All your life /
You’ve been waiting to be free /
Trade your pride for ecstasy /
That’ll make you /
Reach the sky” – Sadeness (Part II)

Last August I acted in a music video for the band Enigma‘s new song Sadeness (Part II). The song was released in October.

What do you think? …I’ve noticed both the song and the music video have had mixed reactions from hardcore fans. I don’t know how to to talk about music, so I won’t say anything about the song. Some fans have asked if there’s a version of the video without pixelated-private-parts. Well I haven’t come across one. I guess I could start claiming that that’s actually just what I look like naked.

The story in the music video has two characters – a dark, brooding monk and a mysterious seductive woman. You’ll notice that I played the latter. At first the mysterious woman is a luring temptress.

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

The monk takes her to his decadent den of dark desires.

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

Now the woman is a prisoner.

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

There is some inevitable running away and chasing.

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

And an ultimate fight between good and evil.

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

Enigma Sadeness (Part II) music video

And in the end, it turns out…well, I shouldn’t spoil it. So I guess you should just watch the video.

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twin cheeks

I would simply like to make the following casual comparison observation regarding two different photo composites by different photographers at different times.

These are ‘Blue Moon’ by Max Operandi, 2012, and ‘Moon Worship’ by Thornback, 2014.

I suppose I’m happy to be typecast as the disembodied melancholy blue bottom.

‘Moon Worship’ (c) Thornback, 2014

‘Blue Moon’ (c) Max Operandi, 2012

Teeside Artist

…this article by Sinclair Gordon talks about Andy Green’s fantasy and location photography. I appear here in some of Andy’s most recent (2014) work: ‘MAIDEN GUARD’, ‘NETS AND SHADOWS’, and my own favourite ‘NOR TODAY MR WOLF’ [sic – let’s assume the wolf had been pestering me on more than one occasion], as well as many of my esteemed model peers such as Ivory Flame, Raphaella, Ella Rose and Roswell Ivory, to mention just a few.

at last, a naked girl

So far we’ve had child portraits and a nude male, but something tells me this blog might start to generate a bit more traffic after this post, because THIS time I’m blogging about a recent modelling shoot of mine, and the pictures are sexy! Hooray.