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Wynd Mulysa wrote: Durn tootin'! May 27 06 01:33 am Link 41 May 27 06 02:18 am Link Ken Mierzwa wrote: I was a tad shocked to hear that they'll be doing shows with NIN this year. Not sure if it's more an indication of neo-Bauhausism or just of Reznor getting old... May 27 06 02:23 am Link Thanks to some comments. I now feel really dumb for even asking this question. I don't know much about particular modeling genres/industries. I am very new to modeling and still learning. I thought asking questions would help but I seem to be getting a lot of sarcastic replies and people are sorta making fun. Maybe I am taking it all wrong but why should I ask questions if this what I am going to get? May 27 06 05:37 am Link pixiedust0330 wrote: i would love to do some cool goth shots too!! i am so glad you asked... its hard for a girl to break out of a mold! May 27 06 05:44 am Link Gothic industry is the cultur:)) There is no place for all girl. i don´t understandt what you have interest about it... May 27 06 10:47 am Link Ashley Belle wrote: Molds are made to be broke......come over to the UK May 27 06 10:52 am Link I think that the Goth lifestyle (culture) has been around for a long time. Perhaps as far back as the Victorian age. From the outside, it seems dark and mysterious. I know very little about Goth, but the people I meet that are associated with it are far from being dark with respect to their personalities. They are usually quite, but very creative and accepting of alternative ideas. I don't know if there is really a clear line of demarcation between Goth, punk, fetish, and other alternative cultures. What I like about Goth style imagery is that it is very different from contemporary work. If you want to get into Goth modeling, is it because you want to be like a particular group of people? - Or do you want to do something outlandishly different from everyone else? I suspect that the first people who got into modern-day Goth a couple decades ago did it more for the reasons of creating their own unique style and culture. There are probably a lot of people out there that the average person would describe as "kind of Goth" because they dress in non-contemporary black clothing, but are not considered Goth by the purists of that culture. May 27 06 11:49 am Link area291 wrote: http://www.goth.net/goth.html May 28 06 12:11 am Link |
