Rob Blaine
Love you, too
Rob Blaine was the founder and director of Messy Fun, one of the first commercial WAM video production companies, based out of Austin, Texas, USA.
http://messyfun.com
Rob Blaine was the first person to make me realize I wasn't alone in my love of wetlook. He had listed a small ad or personal in (I think) Penthouse magazine for his snail mail WAM newsletter. I was intrigued, so I signed up. I was downright giddy to learn that there were people out there making videos of women in wet clothes and that I could order them through Rob! My first videos, that I bought by way of Rob, were Nigel's Sunsplash/Minx Movies vids. This discovery was just as the internet was getting fast enough to host image files. So, Absolutely Soaked's brief contributions to the world of wetlook can be directly traced to Rob Blaine. I wish he was still with us.
http://messyfun.com
Rob Blaine was the first person to make me realize I wasn't alone in my love of wetlook. He had listed a small ad or personal in (I think) Penthouse magazine for his snail mail WAM newsletter. I was intrigued, so I signed up. I was downright giddy to learn that there were people out there making videos of women in wet clothes and that I could order them through Rob! My first videos, that I bought by way of Rob, were Nigel's Sunsplash/Minx Movies vids. This discovery was just as the internet was getting fast enough to host image files. So, Absolutely Soaked's brief contributions to the world of wetlook can be directly traced to Rob Blaine. I wish he was still with us.
From the UMD Forum
This is culled from posts to the UMD Messy Forum "20 years since the passing of Rob Blaine"
https://umd.net/forums/20-years-since-the-passing-of-rob-blaine
While he passed away more than 20 years ago, his work is still available: Mud&pagelimit=25&pagenumber=1" target="_blank" class="underline break_word" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://vidown.com/cgi/store2.pl?site=mfvideoonline.com&keyword=Mud&pagelimit=25&pagenumber=1
MudMadPhil writes that Rob Blaine made many sacrifices for his WAM work.
DungeonMasterOne wrote that Rob Blaine was warm and friendly, not afraid to get into the mud himself for the sake of a good shot.
Several people wrote that Rob gave them the courage to explore their interest in WAM, that they weren't the only ones who enjoyed the fetish. He was warm, kind, nice and friendly.
Wamtek posted a tribute of Rob Blaine in his element: https://umd.net/videos/rob-blaine-tribute--paint-and-mud
https://umd.net/forums/20-years-since-the-passing-of-rob-blaine
While he passed away more than 20 years ago, his work is still available: Mud&pagelimit=25&pagenumber=1" target="_blank" class="underline break_word" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://vidown.com/cgi/store2.pl?site=mfvideoonline.com&keyword=Mud&pagelimit=25&pagenumber=1
MudMadPhil writes that Rob Blaine made many sacrifices for his WAM work.
DungeonMasterOne wrote that Rob Blaine was warm and friendly, not afraid to get into the mud himself for the sake of a good shot.
Several people wrote that Rob gave them the courage to explore their interest in WAM, that they weren't the only ones who enjoyed the fetish. He was warm, kind, nice and friendly.
Wamtek posted a tribute of Rob Blaine in his element: https://umd.net/videos/rob-blaine-tribute--paint-and-mud
editModified 2/24/21 by JasonPinaster
Rob Blaine Background
According to WSM Productions, Rob Blaine was associated with www.messyfun.com and passed away in 2000 at the age of 43.
A vault of his work is available: http://www.classicwam.com/
A video showing what it was like working with Rob Blaine is available here: https://umd.net/download_info/working-with-rob-blaine-on-a-messy-shoot
A vault of his work is available: http://www.classicwam.com/
A video showing what it was like working with Rob Blaine is available here: https://umd.net/download_info/working-with-rob-blaine-on-a-messy-shoot
editModified 10/27/20 by JasonPinaster
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