We analyse texts from the fields of fiction and non-fiction and think about how high-quality eroticism can look today. We have no patent remedies, but put our thoughts and convictions on erotic literature on paper.
We regard the texts presented here as “work in progress”, which are constantly being expanded and updated as soon as we find new, exciting examples or topics. Ideally, over time this will create a pool of ideas for erotic literature for all those who write themselves.
During my research on the topic of skin tones/skin colors, I came across the ambitious Humanae project by Spanish artist Angelica Dass. Her aim is to put together a catalog of skin tones based on the Pantone classification. The Pantone Matching System is the name of an internationally used color system that is used primarily … Continue reading Skin tones: the Humanae project
Like a raw-boned Libyan, his taupe-colored complexion was over-exposed to Sebastian’s eyes, which were acclimated to the darkened interior. (Jonathan Malone: Invictus) There are now a wide variety of color scales available online for naming skin tones. Unfortunately, these are not standardized. Everyone has a different idea – this becomes clear at the latest when … Continue reading Naming skin tones
Many women have tan lines. This is perfectly normal, as long as the tan was acquired naturally and not in a solarium. This makes it all the more strange that tan lines are rarely mentioned in erotic literature. But they make the skin look alive. Experience shows that the tan is accentuated by the contrast. … Continue reading DESCRIBING SKIN – TAN LINES AND OTHER SKIN COLOR PHENOMENA
Today I want to look at the autumn type. I did a lot of research to define the difference from the spring type in terms of skin tone. What helped me was what I found out about undertones last time: All autumn types, no matter how different they may look, have a golden, warm undertone … Continue reading DESCRIBING SKIN TONES – THE AUTUMNAL TYPE
Folgend der “4 Jahreszeiten Typologie” der Hauttypen ist der Sommertyp mit am leichtesten zu identifizieren. Letztlich geht es um das Urbild des nordischen Typs: Helle, fast weiße Haut, mitunter mit leichten bläulichen Untertönen. Gut durchblutet wirkt sie rosig. Viele Sommertypen werden in der Sonne eher rot denn braun, was aber nicht zwangsläufig ist. Denn wer … Continue reading Hauttöne beschreiben – Vergleiche – Modifier – Untertöne
Wenn wir Menschen beschreiben, vielleicht sogar nackte Menschen, kommen wir nicht darum herum, ein paar Worte über deren Hautton zu verlieren. Der Teint trägt maßgeblich zum Erscheinungsbild bei und sagt im besten Fall viel über die Person aus. Jemand, der den ganzen Tag in einer Bibliothek hockt und Bücher katalogisiert, wird weniger braungebrannt sein als … Continue reading Hauttöne beschreiben: Teints und Jahreszeiten-Typen
As a start, I quote from the erotic novel “The teacher in the sex trap!, Part 1” by an author who has chosen the pseudonym Caroline Milf for herself. I use the example because the author does not only describe the shape of a breast with one or two keywords but takes her time for … Continue reading How to describe a female breast 4 – Shape and color
Yesterday, I explored the idea of describing breasts through analogies. This has the advantage of immediately evoking an idea without my having to go far as a writer. Plus, it’s a poetic way that doesn’t go into too much detail. But if you are serious about trying to put the shape of a breast into … Continue reading How to describe a female breast 3: Questionary
While searching for a systematic description of the shapes that breasts can take, I came across the Italian sexologist Piero Lorenzoni. His list of breast shapes mostly refers to analogies with fruit. Piero Lorenzoni and his publications Lorenzoni is little known in Germany. He has published numerous books on eroticism in his homeland since the … Continue reading How to describe a female breast 2: ANALOGIES
Breasts have a dull existence in erotic literature, especially among self-publishers. They are big. And round. They look great. Of course, they do. In the English-speaking world, they are mostly “gorgeous,” shall mean magnificent, dreamlike, beautiful. As a woman, such clichés make me want to vomit. And not out of envy. The images that are … Continue reading How to describe A Female breast 1: Introduction
