ATCC Launches Kickstarter for Photo Book With Adult Stars

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Adult Trading Card Company (ATCC) has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund a forthcoming mainstream hardcover coffee table book, "Naked in Nature."

Launched as a partnership between ATCC and NorCal Production, the project will feature a collection of adult performers shot in “dramatic outdoor settings.” The roster of performers already slated to appear in the book includes Teagan Presley, Stormy Daniels, Rachel Starr, Kendra Lust, Jacky Joy and Brooklyn Chase.

Adam & Eve Director and Photographer Joshua, known for his “D3viance” series, will be helming the book's visuals.  

"This was no easy feat, but we put together a compelling project that we believe has great potential for success," said Casper Curtis, director of operations. “It’s not often anyone from our industry gets approval from Kickstarter for a campaign, and we’re going to make sure we're putting out a first-tier product."

Curtis added that they are looking for one more performer to join the project and encouraged fan-generated suggestions.

The first run of “Naked in Nature” will be a limited edition offered only to those who fund its Kickstarter campaign. ATCC and NorCal Production plan to distribute a second run via a mass-market publisher, and will be available both online and in retail stores, the companies wrote in a joint release.

To learn more about the project or make a pledge, click here. The campaign will run for 42 more days.

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