DR DICK SEX ADVICE

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Hey sex fans,

I‘m back with Craig Sorensen today.  And we’re plumbing the depths of his immense erotic imagination in this series of podcasts called The Erotic Mind.

Craig and I both received such swell feedback on the first part of our interview.  So we both want to thank ya’ll for that.  But wait; did some of you miss Part 1?  When you snooze you loose folks!  Ok not to worry, because you can find that podcast by using the search function to your right.  Simply type in Podcast #141, and don’t forget the # sign.

Craig and I discuss:

• How reading and writing erotica has enriched his life.
• Erotica; porn for the people!
• Writing both erotica and non-erotic work.
  The topics he gravitates toward, those he avoids.
• Writing in different genres.
  What he looks for in the erotic art of others.
• His advice for novice writers of erotica.

This week Craig will also treat us to two delicious pieces of the fruit of his Erotic Mind.  You won’t want miss these, people!

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Hey sex fans,

We’re back with the oh so charming Pin–up artist, Krysztof Nemeth, for the conclusion of our chat.  And we pick up right where we left off last week.

But wait, did you somehow miss Part 1 of this interview?  Shame on you!  But not to worry; look for last week’s Podcast #139, simply use my site’s search function to the right.  Type in Podcast #139, don’t forget to include the # sign.

Krysztof returns as part of The Erotic Mind podcast series, which brings you the thoughts and artwork of celebrated erotic artists from all over the world.  Throughout this series we’ve uncovered quite a bit about the creative process involved in this specialized art form.  Be it literary or visual erotic art, all reflect the irrepressible spirit of the human sexual experience.

Krysztof and I discuss:

• The cultural and historic context of erotic art.
• His thoughts about what distinguishes erotica from porn.
• The power of the seductive and the impact of the overt.
• Fulfilling artistic commissions.
• Pin-up boys and Pin-up girls.
• Advice for aspiring erotic artists.

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Look for all my podcasts on iTunes.  You’ll find me in the podcast section, obviously. Just search for Dr Dick Sex Advice. And don’t forget to subscribe. I wouldn’t want you to miss even one episode.

Today’s Podcast is bought to you by: DR DICK’S  — HOW TO VIDEO LIBRARY.

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Hey sex fans,

So ya know how I keep telling you that The Erotic Mind
podcast series brings you the celebrated erotic artwork from of artists all over the world, right?  Well then, today we go pretty far a field indeed.  We travel to the deepest, darkest recess of…Kansas to bring you the exceptionally talented Krysztof Nemeth.

You recall the immortal words of Jessica Rabbit, right?  “I’m not bad, I’m just drawn that way.”  We have Krysztof and his ilk to thank for that.  You see he follows in the long and honored tradition of artists who produce Pin-up art.  This art form is so pervasive and universally recognizable that, for many of us, it was our very first introduction to world of erotica of any sort.

Throughout this series of conversations with noted erotic artists we’ve uncovered quite a bit about the creative process involved in this specialized art form.  We’ve visited with numerous artists who create their art in a variety of media.  We’ve discovered that the term “erotic art” covers a vast array of visual and literary expressions.  Some are overtly graphic; others, like Krysztof’s, are subtlety suggestive.  But all reflect the irrepressible spirit of the human sexual experience.

Krysztof and I discuss:

• The long and honored tradition of Pin-up art.
• His idealized yet attainable depictions of women.
• How he got his start as an artist, as an erotic artist.
• Where he finds his models
• The distinction, if any, between an artist and an illustrator.

 

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Look for all my podcasts on iTunes.  You’ll find me in the podcast section, obviously. Just search for Dr Dick Sex Advice. And don’t forget to subscribe. I wouldn’t want you to miss even one episode.