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Filament magazine is a magazine for women, which includes intelligent commentary and images of men designed for the female gaze.

We're here hoping to see some exciting examples of art that shows men in innovative ways that are also erotic for women. We also use Deviant Art to recruit illustrators, photographers and models.

If we've added your work to our favourites, and you're interested in contributing to Filament in future, let's talk turkey! Email our editor Suraya at hello@filamentmagazine.com.

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  • Current Residence: London, United Kingdom
  • Interests: The female gaze, women, intelligent writing, beautiful photography, beautiful men

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*skycladarts Oct 28, 2009, 9:43:30 AM
thanks for the fave, an honour to be included in your gallery :D

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~michellemariesuan Sep 9, 2009, 5:11:53 AM
Thank you for the :+fav:. :D

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~EvanEffeminate Jul 21, 2009, 7:27:05 AM
Hey thanx for the fav :D
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~specialknives Jul 24, 2009, 8:24:11 AM
Yr welcome! I'm really impressed by your work. Check out our photographers' guidelines for Filament Magazine if you'd consider submitting something.

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Filament magazine: The thinking woman's crumpet
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*colinluxton Jun 26, 2009, 3:38:35 AM
Hey.

Dosen't employing the female gaze, especially in an erotic sense, reinforce the viewpoint of the male gaze, with all it's hideous pitfalls?? I mean, it dosen't critique or subvert the male gaze at all. All it does is sets up an opposition to it, which acknowledges and further defines the male gaze's central position.

Perhaps.
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~specialknives Jun 26, 2009, 4:52:09 AM
Well, maybe. It's a matter of opinion really. I don't think the male gaze has hideous pitfalls EXCEPT that it exists in a world where there is little or no female gaze.

There's a FAQ about on this subject on our website:
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Filament magazine: The thinking woman's crumpet
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*colinluxton Jun 26, 2009, 4:57:13 AM
Hey. Emailed you with a better critique/question. I'm sure all your research is solid. I just bemoan the fate of the figurative image which remains in a reduced state under a male or female occupation of the frame.
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~specialknives Jun 27, 2009, 3:41:55 AM
I'm not sure I fully understand your academic language here, but perhaps there is room for both the thing you bemoan, and your ideal, in the world.

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Filament magazine: The thinking woman's crumpet
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=DX2Photography Jun 16, 2009, 4:40:36 PM
Ah... i forgot you where on here... you are not allowed to look at my new submission... it was supposed to be a shocking surprise on Thursday!!... maybe i will delete the post and hold it for a couple days...

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