Coco Lovelock, Dakota Tyler unveil new magazine with 95 pages of scorching photos

Risque photos, scorching solos.
Amateur-style sex scenes and one-on-one chats.
Everything is on the table these days when you subscribe to a performer’s OnlyFans account. Heck, you may even get pictures of what she had for breakfast or behind-the-scenes footage of a trip to the vet with her dog.
Still, last week, Coco Lovelock and Dakota Tyler released something on their creator platforms that may be unprecedented.
A magazine. It’s a digital magazine, mind you. But a magazine nonetheless.
Tyler and Lovelock teamed with LA photographer COBRASNAKE (yes, it’s in all caps) to produce “Ferkd,” which features 95 photos of the youthful, petite models in a wide array of poses.
"Debauchery" ... "Lowered Moral Standards" ... "Questionable Values" — the teasers on the magazine's cover are brilliant, and so is what's inside.
Some of the pictures are light and fun. Lovelock, for instance, giggles as she smothers her face with birthday cake, and Tyler sports a pair of shades as she appears to be dancing. Others are sexy and sultry, whether it’s Tyler fogging up the camera lens in white lingerie, or both models, fully naked, slithering across a shower floor as their skin glistens with water. Or is that sweat?
Shot under the creative direction of HALSTON, the magazine is sure to be a hit with Lovelock and Tyler’s massive fan bases.
Long regarded as the industry’s top petite performer, the 4-foot-10 Lovelock has been a mainstay in the Pornhub top 100 for the last two years and has recently traced the top 50. Tyler—who somehow manages to look hotter every time we see her—was one of the industry’s fastest rising stars when she stepped away from studio porn two years ago to focus on her own content.
Both performers’ OnlyFans platforms have been surging like never before in recent months, with new content available multiple times per week.
“Ferkd” can be purchased on either model’s page for $20. That’s a helluva steal. I literally paid more than that ($23.41) today for a shrimp po’ boy. Along with being cheaper, the magazine was much more satisfying..