Chroma Shift Copyright Protection for Artists and Photographers

Posted on November 1, 2012 by Jay Moyes

A Way Webmasters Can Protect Their Membership Content

Chroma Shift logo. This image has been steganized

Sherry and I have a new publicity client. As an artist, I find this client has something that strikes a little closer to home for me and wanted to share this with my colleagues.

They’re called Chroma Shift. They specialize in steganography software, a form of digital watermarking done from your web server. When installed on your membership site, the Chroma Shift software keeps your members from printing bootlegged images, and identify users that may be pirating your images.

Once embedded, there’s no way a pirate can remove the digital fingerprint. Instead of having to send out legal notices to torrent sites and hosts, you can immediately identify the member pirating your images, delete his account, and put him on legal notice.

You can try a demonstration of steganography, and find details on Chroma Shift at the official website, www.chroma-shift.com

Additional details are available via our press release sent out to adult B2B sites. A copy of the release can be found at our publicity site, http://blackandbluemedia.com/?p=1089

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Pop! Modern Primitive Latex Domina

Posted on October 29, 2012 by Jay Moyes

Femdom art drawing

My “archives” primarily consist of a glass cabinet I got at Ikea years ago, specifically sized to fit 11×14 paper laying flat. The amazing thing about going through these archives is how much art I’ve forgotten about. I’ll never exactly know what I’ll find there.

For the life of me, I can’t remember where I came up with Pop! It’s obviously influenced by the San Francisco modern primitive movement. I remember a lot of experimental piercings at the time. The black area surrounding the latex Domina is an influence by Robert Williams. The bone skirt is something I picked up from an Joseph Campbell, describing dances of the dead in India (at least, I think that’s where I first heard of it).

I know it almost made it into the Dominatrix calendars, but something wasn’t quite right. In hindsight, it’s better than some of the other pieces that did make it. I do remember drawing it in a bar somewhere and it was a fun piece to do.

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Happy Halloween!

Posted on October 26, 2012 by Jay Moyes

Halloween art

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