BlueBlood.com features beautiful artistic depictions of the eroticism of subculture.Blue Blood was launched by Amelia G in 1992. The counterculture lifestyle magazine was the first to widely showcase the beauty and sensuality of the emerging eclectic underground populated by gothic, punk and pre-Internet cyberculture. "Back then, it was radical to say that a girl with purple hair and a nose ring was sexy and not just a freak show," Amelia G points out. "I think Blue Blood has helped change perceptions; it's broadened the definition of what's sexy." Indeed, the seminal magazine played a formative role in determining what we think of as a hip, urban, sexy lifestyle today. Blue Blood was created largely as an artistic outlet for a type of work which had no venue. Many enthusiastic scenesters cut their photographic teeth with Blue Blood, yet the Blue Blood photographers collectively have more coffee table books to their credit than just about any other site on the net. Most of Blue Blood's photographic artists come either from the club scene, the fandom convention circuit, or the art world. Although many are talented enough to have been published in more mainstream adult and fashion publications ranging from Hustler's Taboo to Japanese Vogue, that is not where they come from in the most heartfelt sense.
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