Goddess Ellie Gets Candid in iWantBlog Artist Spotlight

Goddess Ellie Gets Candid in iWantBlog Artist Spotlight

LOS ANGELES – Goddess Ellie is profiled for this week’s iWantBlog Artist Spotlight. She talks the art of fetish, financial domination, finding a life-work balance and more.

"Ellie shares her humor, colorful personality and passion for findom in the Artist Spotlight,” said James Power, VP of operations for iWantEmpire, parent company of iWantBlog.

"She not only offers her unique take on being an artist, but also shares poignant advice for artists to reach their artistic and financial goals.”

Ellie worked as a waitress and exotic dancer before becoming a clips artist, which has allowed her to fully explore her passion for femdom and fetish. “When I share my knowledge with others, I try to remind them to take it with a grain of salt and only do what works best for them. The internet is so vast and this industry is so deep, that you can make money doing exactly what you want, charging exactly what prices feel good to you. There’s no magic formula.”

On a personal level, she admits to a recent purchase that has paid off in unusual ways. “The only thing I’ve purchased under $100 in the last couple of months, that has made me the happiest, and I’ve gotten the most use out of, is a pair of steel-toe Harley Davidson boots,” she admits. “I bought them used from someone for $40 and I’ve used them in my new ball-busting clips. I’ve had a lot of fun filming those. I’ve been wearing those boots out a lot.”

Read the entire interview here. Visit Goddess Ellie’s clips store and follow her on Twitter.

In addition to iWantBlog, the iWantEmpire network includes iWantClips, iWantPhone and iWantFanClub.

Recent Artist Spotlight features have focused on Lexi Luxe (click here), Goddess Macha (click here) and HentaiDreamGirl (click here). Follow iWantClips on Twitter here.

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