In brief: Puck has teamed up with Jewelz Blu and Nade Nasty for “Deep Sea Creatures,” a two-part cosplay collaboration, XBIZ reported on Oct. 2.
Some performers prep for a shoot with a spray tan. Little Puck prepped for this one by turning into something that crawled out of an alien ocean.
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Puck has teamed up with Jewelz Blu and Nade Nasty for “Deep Sea Creatures,” a two-part cosplay collaboration, XBIZ reported on Oct. 2. The concept is Blu’s brainchild; Good Clean Fun shot it, and special-effects makeup artist Rudy Campos built the creature transformations. The first part dropped Sept. 29, with the second set for Oct. 20.
Puck, for her part, was happy to follow the leader:
“Jewelz dreamed this one up, and I was more than happy to follow her into the deep end. I love shoots where the transformation actually changes how you feel and move as a character, and once all that makeup went on, we really did look like creatures that crawled out of some horny alien ocean. It was strange, beautiful and completely committed, which is exactly my kind of project.”
“Strange, beautiful and completely committed” is also a decent description of her career.
The best detail is in the ASNHub version of the release, also Oct. 2: the look got an unexpected test run before filming, when Puck showed up at Adam McKay’s Yellow Dot Studios in full creature makeup to shoot a reel for the second season of “Headline Newds,” the studio’s social media activist initiative. Imagine being the person at reception that morning.
The release also explains the name. It’s partly inspired by the mischievous fairy in Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” which fits a performer whose work has always leaned theatrical. Puck started in Chicago in 2013 as a cam performer and clip creator known for elaborate character work and cosplay, then moved into studio work with a Brazzers debut in 2023, followed by a Deeper debut, a lead role in a Dirty Cinema feature and a supporting role in Digital Playground’s “The Tribunal.” In 2026 she won four XMA Awards, including the fan-voted Fav Cosplay Star, plus Best Non-TS Female Performer at the Trans Erotica Awards and Best Cosplay Clip Artist at the AltStar Awards.
Our read: Puck’s lane is the rare one where indie passion projects and studio bookings feed each other. The cosplay is the brand, and the brand keeps getting her cast. She also turns up in Jim Powers’ sci-fi comedy “Transed” for Gender X this fall, which makes two genre projects back to back.
Part two surfaces Oct. 20. Bring a snorkel.
Sources
- XBIZ, Oct. 2, 2026
- ASNHub, Oct. 2, 2026
- XBIZ, Oct. 4, 2026