Maggi the backstage preview!

Hello my Sweethearts!

How’s your day? How’s your health and overall well-being? I hope each of your day is full of wonderful things, you’re full of energy and your loved ones safe.

Today as was promised in my previous post I want to share a backstage preview with you.
In my honest opinion Maggi photoshoot was very “convenient” project to work on set. The reason for calling it “convenient” is very simple. Everything lined up perfectly towards its creation.
We managed to get our Bowsette model, which meant we had all her measurements for the costume.
Fun fact: Even if you have your measurements beforehand you still might stumble on one small detail. Models (non-professionals) can get and lose weight just right before the photoshoot. It’s life. )
So in one case you use only certain poses or parts of the costume to hide extra curviness. In other cases you put that needed extra under the costume (and of course use certain poses) to make desired curves. You never know what to expect.
But there are times when you don’t need any of that. That rare occasion, when stars lined up. )

We managed to find the most fitting location for the Maggi project. We had an option to make chess field by ourself (just make the floor surface and paint it, which probably would look bad) or find one. And Tao found. At one point the place also had big chess pieces, but they magically disappeared in time. On the bright side we had many styrofoam columns laying around the set and it was a great opportunity to have them. Surprisingly there are not many options to use them. You put them like they should be and you put them on the side. )

The other thing we were searching for was a place that might work as a theater stage. With one condition, nobody should be around, because we’re shooting erotic photography after all. And we hit the jackpot again. The place had a part with heavy curtains, which was perfect. The only downside was that they actually had a small stage right where curtains hung, but in time it disappeared. It would be awesome to have it, but the more I think about it I think it won’t make that much of an impact. According to the owner of the place, it was rather small and not that high. We managed to have few good shots without it, so in the end I don’t have any regrets. )

And the last thing that played in our favor was the equipment. The place had some light sources and a very big smoke machine. The machine was exactly what we needed.
The set didn’t have much depth and the smoke could help to enhance it. Also bring some “flavor”.
I would be even happier if the place had a laser machine. Renting such a device usually cost a lot and very few places have it. But here the jackpot ended. )

I hope it was interesting inside. I’ll try to remember more interesting facts about the photoshoot. If you have any questions about this project please ask, it’ll help me to remember. )
Thank you in advance for your contribution!

Have a great day! Next time I’ll share the spicy look or maybe another good looking full gear shot. )