BLEW Magazine: Cock

July 23, 2009

No Pants, No Problem!

Local Event:

The name says it all really. Expect mayhem, debauchery and a mild case of the itchies after a good ol dirty evening of "no pants" fun. Taking place at Sneaky Dee's, the notorious queer/gender bending emporium of underground gay culture is sure to throw a party to not be forgotten, unless you were to drunk to remember. Not only do you get to party with your pants off, but you also get to help raise money to support the Toronto AIDS Walk For Life folks. The fine folks organizing this have included some simple and easy to follow steps to ensure you have a good "no pants" evening:

Step 1 - You come and the door girls asks you "pants or no pants?"
Step 2 - You remove your pants and place them in the Pant Check
Step 3 - You get some drinks, play some party games, dance to guilty pleasures, kiss the person in the kissing booth, watch the other cute people walk around in their underwear, get free info and condoms at the safer sex booth...

Check out the FaceBook Event Page for more dirty details.

Jay A. Rickard, Indianapolis

So, it may seem like we have been slacking for the last week or so, and it may or may not be partly true. However, we have also been busy little Homos, working on the new layout for the print edition of the magazine, coming out very soon. We have also been working on some new sets of photos submitted by some really fucking amazing artists from all over this big dirty planet.

Introducing

Light Weaver

The fantastic Homephoto guy Jay A. Rickard, or more popularly known as Light Weaver in the photo world, recently sent us a submission that we think is pretty fuckin hot.

This adorable and dirty guy from Indianapolis, is both talented and imaginative when it comes to his photography, and you can see it in his works. He has been at it for a long time now, carefully honing his skills and developing a style all his own. We also like that he takes some risks with his work, and is not afraid to work outside the norms. He has a long list of people he has worked with, and everyone has nothing but great things to say about him and his work. He also has a great web site that lets you save favorite photos of his work, so you can remember which ones gave you a tingly feeling deep inside.

As soon as we opened the set he sent to us, we knew he had really pulled together something special. It is an amazing set of photos that really fit well with what were all about here at BLEW. The tones and colors are beautiful, and there is a wonderful and surprising connection between the subject and the environment around him in the photos. Altogether, it came together to create a very moving set of work. Check out his blog as well, to keep up with his new works coming out.