Eros Omnipresent

As an artist, I know how many cool ideas you have and how the only thing that gets in the way of actualisation is money. Yes, money. As sad as it is, I’m sure a lot of amazing projects never get off the ground due to this limitation. In recent years, Kickstarter and other donation-based websites have launched to help creatives realise their dreams. So, as an artist and blogger, I am asking my readers to consider giving a little to help Melissa Tofton Leather launch her new collection as well as short film and photo-shoot that will lead to the coffee table book ‘Eros Omnipresent’. Let’s help her bring these into the real world. 

To get you excited, here are a few photographs of Tofton’s 2015 collection. I absolutely love them. And by giving a little, you could get your hands on some photo prints as well as leather products and much more! Check out the Kickstarter campaign here. Bring some good karma into your life! Every bit counts xx

 

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