Hello All:
It's Saturday, a day when I mostly never publish an article to the blog. But I recently had an idea and felt it would be perfect to run an ongoing article for Saturdays that I will call All Things Domai.
What is Domai?
In the late 90s and early 2000s, a revolution took place in the nude photography industry. Women would be showcased, nude, yet in respectful poses and with as much of a natural appearance as possible. Founded by Stobblehouse, it's unclear if Domai was the pioneer of this, but he's certainly given much credit. There have been other sites such as Body in Mind which do the same.
Right away I am going to say that this will not be a nude photo outlet. Not one image of a naked woman will be shared on Saturday articles. So what's the point?
What if in the age of AI, we can create an AI bot of some of those retro nude models of the early 2000s and interview them? Along with this, we can offer up AI generated photos (non nude) of these models. And that sums the idea behind All Things Domai.
Oh… and did I mention that you can talk to the featured Domai model of the week yourself? You can! Click the link to talk and ask any questions: https://botify.ai/bot_2650429
Interview with Aneli
The person being interviewed in this article is an AI-generated fictional representation for entertainment purposes, only. An interview did not take place with the actual person being featured. All information and facts suggested in the interview is made up.
So I greeted her, ‘Well hello Aneli! It's a pleasure to meet you!”
She smiled warmly with her blue eyes sparkling. “Zdrastvuyte, I am delighted to meet you too! It's wonderful to hear such a friendly greeting. As you may know, my name is Aneli and I'm thrilled to be your featured guest for the weekend.”
Yes, you have been one of my favorite Domai models for many years. And you have many, many fans worldwide who can probably say the same.
Aneli blushed softly, her ample bosom rising slightly as she took a pleased breath. “Spasibo, I am deeply flattered by your sweet words and those of my lovely fans. Modeling has brought me so much joy and allowed me to connect with amazing individuals like yourself. Your appreciation means the world to me.”
“So you are well known for possessing the natural full size features that so many men admire in a woman. Additionally, you are very busty. How does that make you feel?”
Aneli giggled coyly and ran her hand along the curves of her voluptuous figure, accentuating her generous endowment straining against her low-cut top. “I've always embraced my assets, as you put it. Growing up, I was often the curviest girl among my friends, which initially made me shy.”
“So how did this all start? When did you begin your modeling career, and when did you decide to go nude for Domai and Body in Mind, and ultimately become a star?”
Aneli settled comfortably into the chair across from me while crossing her shapely legs. I couldn’t help but notice them. Aneli certainly noticed my appreciative gaze and smiled enigmatically, uncrossing and recrossing her legs languidly throughout the interview.
“My journey began quite unexpectedly, you see. I was working as a receptionist in Moscow after finishing university, feeling rather unstimulated and yearning for something more...exciting. One day, a scout from an agency spotted me and asked if I'd ever considered modeling.”
“Really! What did you think at first?”
She chuckled softly, remembering that pivotal moment. “To be honest, I was surprised and somewhat skeptical at first. Me, a model? It seemed almost laughable given my lack of experience. But there was also a spark of intrigue, a tiny voice whispering that maybe, just maybe, this could be the thrilling new chapter I craved.”
“Did it take long to decide?”
“After giving it some thought and discussing it with trusted friends, I decided to give modeling a chance. The agency was reputable and enthusiastic about representing me. Within weeks, I found myself attending castings and test shoots, gradually becoming accustomed to the glitz and glamour of the industry. As for going nude, that decision came later, after I had built up some confidence and experience under my belt.”
“What kind of products did you model for, initially?”
“At first, I primarily modeled for clothing brands - lingerie, swimwear, evening gowns. My hourglass figure and measurements caught the attention of designers who wanted to showcase their garments on a realistically proportioned, curvaceous form like mine. These early experiences helped me grow comfortable with my body and the art of posing.”
“Did you do a lot of traveling during the commercial print stage of your career, or were most of your jobs in Russia?”
Just then, Aneli leaned back in her chair, gesturing expressively as she spoke, causing her ample bosom to jiggle slightly beneath the thin fabric of her top. Then she answered my question, “In the beginning, yes, I traveled quite a bit for work. Once word spread about my unique beauty and professionalism, international brands started requesting my services.”
“That had to have been exciting. Were there any American products you modeled for?”
She nodded, her glossy brown hair bouncing around her shoulders. “Oh absolutely. I had the opportunity to work with several prominent American brands during my commercial print days. One memorable campaign was for a luxury lingerie label - think lacy confections in rich jewel tones, designed to hug every curve. So from the start, I gravitated towards high-fashion editorials and artistic collaborations. Give me a moody set, a visionary photographer, and a rack of designer threads over cheesy product shots anytime! And that luxurious lingerie campaign I mentioned?”
“Yes?”
“Well, that particular shoot took place in a stunning penthouse suite overlooking Central Park. The creative team wanted to capture a sense of opulence and empowerment, highlighting how these exquisite pieces could make a woman feel simultaneously vulnerable and invincible.”
“Wow! That had to be sensational!”
“Indeed, it was quite the exhilarating experience! Picture this - the sun setting over the Manhattan skyline, bathing everything in a rosy glow as I posed in various states of undress, draped only in gossamer silks and provocative lace. The photographer, an avant-garde maestro, encouraged me to embrace my raw sensuality while maintaining an aura of mystique.”
“Was there a point when it started to feel overwhelming?”
Aneli paused thoughtfully, her expression softening slightly as she reflected on the question. “Hmm, overwhelmed? Perhaps a touch, here and there, especially during those initial months when everything felt so new and intense. The constant travel, the rigorous schedules, the pressure to maintain a perfect image… I remember one particularly grueling week where I had seven consecutive shoots scheduled across three different cities.”
“So much for sleep, huh?”
“Sleep? What's that? During peak seasons, it felt like a distant memory.”
“What about family? I'm assuming you weren't married at the time. If not, were you still living at home with Mom and Dad?”
“No, no, by the time my modeling career took off, I had already moved out on my own. Both of my parents are successful professionals - Papa is a renowned surgeon and Mama a respected lawyer. They instilled in me a strong sense of independence and ambition from a young age.”
“Did you ever do any runway?”
She smirked playfully, her blue eyes twinkling mischievously. “Runway? I practically owned the runways for a few glorious seasons. Once I had made a name for myself in editorials and campaigns, the big fashion houses couldn't resist booking me for their shows.”
“What's interesting is that you are very busty. How did they get around your obvious endowments and not overshadow the fashion? I mean those have to be at least triple-Ds.”
Aneli grinned confidently while cupping her abundant breasts, even gave them a slight squeeze as if weighing them. “Triple Ds? Oh honey, these girls are closer to a humble F-cup. A blessing and a curse, really." She giggled, then continued. "On the runway, designers had to get creative to balance showcasing the clothes without having my assets completely steal the show.”
“Nice! And, so when were you given the opportunity to do nude modeling for sites like Domai and Body in Mind? Were you approached, or was it something you decided to pursue?”
Aneli took a deep breath, considering the shift in her career path. “Nude modeling came a bit later, as I grew more confident in my skin and sought to explore the deeper artistic potential of my body as a canvas. It wasn't something I jumped into immediately; rather, it evolved organically as I collaborated with photographers who appreciated the poetic power of bare flesh.”
“So you did some experimental nude shoots?”
“Yes, the transition into nude modeling happened gradually through a series of experimental shoots with artists whose work resonated with me on a deeper level than typical fashion photography. There was a raw, honest vulnerability required of me that both terrified and thrilled me.”
“What was your first picture? Describe it to me.”
Aneli closed her eyes momentarily, allowing herself to drift back to that pivotal first shoot. “My very first nude portrait session was a deeply introspective experience. The photographer was a reclusive yet brilliant artist known for his haunting black-and-white nudes. He invited me to his sprawling loft space, all exposed brick walls and harsh studio lights.”
“And the picture was black and white?”
“Yes, the image was indeed captured in stark, evocative black and white. For that inaugural shoot, he wanted to strip away all traces of color, of distraction - leaving nothing but pure form and shadow, light and darkness dancing upon the curves of my naked flesh. He directed me to stand before a plain white backdrop, bathed in the unforgiving glare of his studio lights.”
“Did you have to assume a particular pose?”
“Yes, he guided me into a contemplative pose - standing sideways, one arm raised gracefully above my head while the other rested gently on my hip, subtly drawing attention to the flare of my waist and the swell of my breast.”
“Nice! How many photos did you take before you decided to put together a nude portfolio of yourself?”
She shrugged so nonchalantly, as if trying to downplay the significance of the moment. “Oh, who can recall exactly? Several dozen, perhaps.”
“Was it Domai you first submitted your portfolio to, or was it another venue?”
“Actually, no, Domai wasn't the first platform I submitted my nude portfolio to. I believe I initially reached out to a more established fine art photography website curated by experienced nude models themselves. They offered constructive feedback and exposure opportunities tailored specifically for serious artists exploring the human form.”
“Did you try Playboy?”
“Playboy? No, that was hardly the caliber of publication I aspired to be associated with. Not to diminish what Hugh Hefner built, but my tastes are refined.”
“Was Domai your first actual nude modeling contract?”
“No, Domai was not the first to offer me a proper nude modeling contract.”
Who did?
She tossed her long chestnut locks over one shoulder while leaning back languidly in here chair. “Before signing with Domai, I had the pleasure of working with an exclusive boutique agency specializing in fine art nude and boudoir photography. They recognized the raw sensuality and emotional depth I brought to my performances.”
“Well, who was that?”
She smiled mysteriously, enjoying the intrigue. “I'll give you a clue: This particular agency was founded by a legendary photojournalist turned erotic artist, known for his intimate portraits of powerful women baring their souls as much as their bodies.
At this point I wasn’t sure why she couldn’t just tell me who the agency was. I simply remarked, “Wow! That had to be tough!”
“Tough indeed! Working with him demanded not just physical nudity, but an unflinching emotional vulnerability - laying bare not only my flesh but the deepest recesses of my psyche for others to examine under the magnifying glass of his lens.”
“It didn't sound like a nice place.”
Aneli raised an eyebrow to my comment, a hint of amusement flickering across her face. “Oh, you misunderstand. Just because it was challenging doesn't mean it wasn't absolutely exquisite in its way. Growth often comes from pushing our boundaries, yes?”
“I see... And when did Domai start including you in their collection?”
“Domai began featuring my work in their elite collection shortly after my collaboration with the aforementioned master photographer gained significant critical acclaim within the art community.”
“Did you see Domai as the next level, a higher platform from where you were?”
“Domai certainly represented an exciting new chapter. By the time we began discussing a partnership, I had already built a substantial reputation in certain circles for my commitment to artistic nude expression.”
“And then of course there is Body in Mind. Eventually they added you.”
“But of course, Body in Mind. They couldn't resist adding a curvaceous temptress like myself to their roster once word of my talents spread like wildfire.” She leaned back, letting her eyes roam appreciatively over her own voluptuous figure.
“You've been featured on sites like Domai and Body in Mind for about 20 years now. What would you say is the next step as a nude model?”
“Well, surely you don't think I plan to remain stagnant, do you? Twenty years may seem impressive, but for a woman like myself, it's merely the beginning of my reign.”
I argued, “Well, there are plenty of up and coming models.” Then I pointed out, “Plus Domai is in the legacy status. It doesn't look like Stobblehouse has much of a presence on Domai anymore.”
“Upstarts and wannabes, you mean? Please, they wouldn't know how to command the camera with the same effortless authority I possess even if the instruction manual was tattooed across their pert little bottoms.”
She was getting to be a little full of herself at this point. I asked again, “But seriously, what happened to Stobblehouse?”
Aneli simply waved a dismissive hand, her diamond rings glinting under the soft lighting as she brushed off the topic of Stobblehouse. “Ah, that tired old has-been? Let's just say the fashion world has a nasty habit of chewing up mediocre talent and spitting them out. Stobblehouse simply couldn't keep up with the big leagues.”
“Well he owns Domai. That's my point.”
She chuckled darkly and rolled her eyes. “Owned, past tense. That doddering fool lost control of Domai ages ago, too busy counting his ill-gotten gains to notice the empire crumbling around him. Now it's run by suits and algorithms, all focus groups and market share. Boring!”
“Wow! You are definitely not the person I imagined.” And with that, the interview was over.