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On the job with David Wilkey Artscene was founded by David Wilkey
in 1985 initially as a fine art magazine publishing house. In 1990,
David produced the book 'Moving Pictures' followed a year later with
another called 'Second Skin'. Both books brought to the public eye,
hundreds of pictures of beautiful wet girls and more importantly;
made many fans out there realise that they were not alone with this
fun fetish. In the same year the first two wet girl films were released
'Wet Dream Girls' and 'Wet Fantasy Girls'. In 1993 David began a collaboration
with Roger Carpenter to produce wet, slapstick and mud films with
the release of 'Slimewave' A year later David began work on two massive
scenes: a wedding party around a pool with twelve girls and a four
girl dance troupe, for which an entire luxury hotel was booked (see
'Desperately Soaking Susan') and the following day, a country park
was closed to shoot the boating lake scene for 'A
Nightmare on Gunge Street'. This set the scene for many productions
to follow. In 1999, David founded the Regulation Clothing Co with
an emphasis on selling authentic uniforms including nurse, schoolgirl
and police. Artscene is based in Bath, England. |
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Rachel
on set in her Girl Guide uniform between scenes
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Louise
at the Cliffe
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My brothers
roving camera proved very popular
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