 Over the years, this fascination with Blacks would only become more feverish, and as Goude began to dabble in fashion drawings, the models he depicted would always have dark skin.The seldom times that Goude would produce imagery of Whites in his drawings, they always had flat noses and thick lips, described by the artist as "Negroid features".These characteristics can still be seen in Goude's work, as the vast majority of his models are Black women.