He is from the town of Nikopol in the Ukraine where he has a studio.
He shoots with a Nikon D80 whish is his forst and only camera.

Checkout the about page of Andrew Lucas here

Checkout all of Andrew Lucas work on his website here

You can follow Andrew Lucas on Facebook here
You can also follow Andrew Lucas on Twitter here

Captain Shame’s drawings exist primarily to illustrate his cum drenched soap opera Redlion Street. An intense, horny look at a fictional sex addicted street in North London. Originally the drawings were crude cartoons based partly on porn and amateur cam stars. As the blog continued Captain Shame recruited real life models to draw and the art became steadily more elaborate and detailed.

‘Women love to be drawn and I love to draw them,’ says Shame. ‘On-line collaborations would often degenerate into crazy cyber sex sessions.’

As to whether Captain Shame’s art is Art or Porn, he himself is quite sure. ‘I don’t consider what I do to be art. I’m trying to make people hard and wet. I want them to masturbate to my drawings, that is all. Sometimes drawings can be sexier that photos. It’s all about what you leave out.’

You can see the Captain Shame’s  blog here

This is taken from his website.

About Me… my second favorite subject

I’ve worked with the very elite – from adult film stars like Jesse Jane, Stormy Daniels and Alektra Blue to tp ranked centrefolds and Playboy models like Kobe Kaige, Marta and Veronica Zemanova.

My prints, book and posters are sold worldwide and have graced the walls of celebs and athletes alike.

I wont shoot fashion, head shots, or glam,
I wont paint landscapes, portraits or still lifes…

what I will do…
will blow your mind.

Best,
Bruce Colero

You can find the official website of Bruce Colero here and his devianArt page here.

You can checkout Umbrafox’s work at Hentai Foundry or at DeviantArt

You can see the complete works of Don Shank here on his official website, follow him on Twitter or his blog, you can even check him out on iMDB

Mariano Vargas fell in love with the beauty before reaching the age of reason. Oblivious to trends, Mariano Vargas has been developed a vast and unique world that successfully combines tradition and modernity.

Mariano Vargas’s work is imbued with the mystery that print surreal unforeseen but possible combinations, the dreamlike but recognizable, disturbing yet elegant eroticism. All supported with impeccable technique and compositional sense derived from the tradition.

As might be expected, given the characteristics mentioned, Mariano Vargas is being required internationally and in a short space of time has received a major award British (10th-Charity Erotic Awards Photographer of the year) and has been selected by the publisher Taschen as one of the best erotic photographers today.

You can checkout the work of Mariano Vargas and purchase his work at his official site here.

The following questions and answers are taken from the website of Antone Pavlov

Q. Who are your influences?
“I guess Bellmer and Molinier, they were good fetishists and exceptional perverts. I also quite like their work.”

Q. I take it you have a fetish?
“Possibly”

Q. When did you and Molly start working together?
“About June 2004. She had just finished her last art exam and asked if she would like to model for me. A couple of test shots later I was arrested as the pictures were regarded as indecent. We had to postpone shooting for a month sorting that out.”

Q. Did you go to court?
“No. I spent a day in a police cell whilst they looked at the shots, then they released me. I was threatened with re-arrest though and we had to wait until Molly was 18.”

I was born in Barcelona in 1974, and one of my hobbies is digital illustration.

I’ve always been mad about pin ups, from the elegant ladies that flew through the skies on bomber fuselages in the Second World War, to current illustrator’s provocative creations. That’s why my specialty ( and my weakness ) are erotic illustrations.

My work allows me to introduce my “daughters”. It shows illustrations made from 2002 up  to the present.

All of them are totally digital pictures. They’re not 3D computer generated images, but genuine illustrations executed by means of a graphics tablet, similar to a blackboard, which “transfers” the strokes into the drawing software.

This tablet is pressure sensitive ( the more you press on the tablet with the pen, the more “paint” is put on the canvas ). This, together with many other advantages and possibilities that current software provides, allows me to add textures and effects very difficult to obtain with traditional techniques.

It’s only left to me to express my deep and sincere wishes that you have fun “surfing” this site, and that you enjoy gazing at my babies as much as I enjoyed drawing and creating them.

You can checkout the full works of Daniel Cayuela here at his official website

Checkout the work of Diego Beyró here at his official website

I am a contemporary artist born in 1974. Bathed in the depths of the abstract, I played for creating and simplicity. Using a wide range of influences, 
I try to give you a part of me through my work. I hope you enjoy this trip that I loved to paint. Looking forward, Jean-Baptiste Pion.

You can see all Jean-Baptiste Pion’s work here at his official site