Rubber garment making with Catasta Charisma:

Heath Clark, also known as Catasta Charisma or just simply as Cat, was born in 1970 in a coal mining village on the outskirts of Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire, England, where he still lives today. He lives with his father and two cats, Benji and Billy and works from a log cabin studio in his garden.

Heath became a prolific artist from an early age. He has exhibited in countless galleries and his paintings and drawings are in private and public ownership from America to Russia.

He always had a keen passion for rubber right from his childhood but he didn’t start to learn the art of handling the material until he hit his forties.
Catasta Charisma was born in 2009 as a character in Second Life. Very quickly Catasta started to share little performance videos on Youtube and her exploits at various fetish events.

Heath owned a patchwork fabric shop up until 2015 when he closed it down to concentrate on his rubber tailoring and working in artistic collaboration with ExxEss Latex that has lead him as both a designer, tailor and model of latex wear to shows at the
Montreal Fetish Weekend 2015, 2016, 2017
The German Fetish Ball in Berlin 2016
Mach 2 UK 2015
RubberCult London 2017
Zara DuRose Pleasuredome Manchester and London 2017
Avantgardista Munich 2017 and 18

There is a whole host of manuals I am aiming to write. In the end my hope is to build up a pretty comprehensive library of latex garment making.

The manuals, guides and books will each address different kinds of garments specific to the proportions of gender and areas of the body so male shirts for one manual and female blouses in another. This doesn't make the garment exclusive to the addressed gender as I often demonstrate how a typically associated garment to one gender can cross over to another or how we may adapt a garment for cross gender purposes such as incorporating prosthetic breast form pockets and cup support in a male catsuit.
​All manuals will concern themselves with how you can make your own made to measure garments.

   

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