[RonTheLogician]

Hey Dani,

Unlike media, physical merchandise is not easily duplicated, which copying could deprive you of just revenue. Have you ever looked into physically lifecasting parts of your body for sale to fans? Wikipedia outlines such technology here. Among the common casting media used are hydrated alkali salts of alginic acid, whose voraciously hygroscopic nature makes them great gel engines. (One source of material is found here.) These are frequently used for taking dental impressions, but can surely also be used to copy pretty girlie parts. (As improbable as it sounds, would that you knew a dentist interested in porn to help guide you! )

Nowadays, low-cost gel-based kits are actually sold to consumers to help them fashion customized sex toys in the form of their own naughty bits. Amazon sells the products of Empire Labs online, such as Clone-A-Willy and Clone-A-P_ussy.

YouTube hosts a maker demo of the use of Clone-A-Willy here. Amazon's reviews of this product seem favorable enough. (But sadly, I'd have to save up so I could buy two kits to have enough material for my own use. )

So far there is not enough evidence to affirm reliable success with Clone-A-P_ussy, assuming one follows proper procedure. A lay review of its use here is disparaging, but do consider the source. The foolish evaluators pay indifferent attention to proper stochiometry, and then b_itch that the moulding material sets too fast, using the irresponsible excuse that they are "not scientists." No they are not - and they aren't even half-decent cooks.

But as it happens, in recent years a massive number (400) of pussies have been captured and then recast in hard material by British artist Jamie McCartney, in his Great Wall of Vagina (it rhymes with China, ha-ha) art project. Check out about a dozen numbered short videos about this project scattered within the page here, including a clip here illustrating the shape capturing process itself.

Of course, you probably also know that individual porn starlet pussies have been captured to make mass-produced sex toys, but the McCartney project shows that the shape capturing work can be made so reliable, it can be scaled up to industrial levels. But the process of doing his whole project did take a large part of five years of his life.

How much might you receive from your fans for an artwork or toy which captures some sort of girlie goodies from your body? I don't know the answer to that, but you can try the experiment with an eBay auction.

A middle-aged rural Cajun woman who is not an erotic model, but another type of video entertainer, used cloth and E-Z Cast to capture her upper front, including her boobs, as shown in the video here. The record of her subsequent eBay auction here reveals she grossed $320 within three days, with 17 bidders in the auction making a total of 48 bids. The bidding reached two-thirds of the final bid within about six hours. Today her Facebook page has about five times as many likers as does yours, so one might anticipate that a hypothetical auction you run would have fewer bidders than hers did.

It seems that you had fun decorating the gift you got from the Pottery Barn for your birthday last year, so I thought you might like to try a one-off lifecasting experiment for the fun of it, if no other reason. The process could also make for an interesting video.

P.S. The aforementioned alginic acid used for casting comes from humble seaweed. Now, one should not confuse it with the type of weed folks like your brother enjoy. But mentioning this gives me half an excuse to offer you yet another hilarious Garfunkel and Oates music video, the one for Weed Card, here. Enjoy!