To quote the awesome and eternal movie, Risky Business, "Every now and then you just have to say, what the fuck." So today I say, what the fuck. You see, not long ago a woman walked into my office at SexArt. Her name was Cameron Canada and wow was she awesome. Just around 5 feet tall, this little blonde charmed the smile right out of my heart. Her smile was infectious and her body was like a Mona Lisa. I was sure I was about to cast the next greatest thing to hit the SexArt web. \ \ As always, I ask every model who auditions for me to remove her clothes. Obviously I have to see all of our performers without clothes to make sure there’s no surprises that could be a problem. So Cameron smiles and takes off her clothes. Oh dear... \ \ She has tattoos. Not just a small one under her hair at the nape of her neck, but big, body hugging tattoos, as beautiful as they may be. I say that because I honestly do not find tattoos attractive sexually. Sure, I can admire great body art like anyone else, but somehow, for me, tattoos are not a turn on. That has been our policy here at SexArt and our policy at our parent company, MetArt. \ \ But for the first time ever, I was faced with a woman who had large body tattoos and was also extremely sexy. I do not know why, but her body art did not turn me off. In fact, it was quite the opposite. I knew I had to show her to you all, but I did not know how I could break the long standing rules against body art on women... \ \ Hence SexArt Ink. Ladies and Gentlemen, I am proud to present Cameron Canada and William Corazon in a SexArt first. See the passion that I saw in my office explode on screen as these two young lovers bond sexually and spiritually in, SexArt Ink.