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Before I start the whole who I am and what I do story, please read these following paragraphs!

**** I do select TFP/CD. Please do not be offended if I say no to a TFP/CD with you. Makeup is very expensive, and if I feel as though the picture wouldn't benefit my portfolio, then I sadly can't afford to work for free. Don't let this scare you away, my rates aren't high, and I always make exceptions! ****

If I do agree to do a TFP/CD with you then there a few things I do ask of you in return;
- When I agree to TFP/CD I do expect a CD or a zip drive of ALL the processed pictures. If this is a problem for you, we'll figure out another solution.
- I expect the pictures within 30 days. We're all busy, we all have jobs, and other priorities, but if I give you my time, please give me yours. Once again, if this isn't possible for you, let me know and we'll figure it out.
- Also, if you feel as though the makeup needs retouching, or reconstructing, PLEASE TALK TO ME FIRST. I'm very reasonable and understanding. If you do retouch the makeup and change it enough so that it is no longer my work without talking to me first, I expect to be paid. No exceptions. Also, at the time of the shoot and you see the makeup and it's not what you had in mind, or the look you were going for, please don't be scared to tell me. I'd be happy to change it on the spot, that way we all end up with amazing photos that we're proud of. Don't worry if you want to make the lips shinier, get rid of the wrinkles under the eyes, or anything along those lines, that's completely fine and I don't see that as changing the makeup.


Now, with all that being said; I graduated from a one year intensive makeup program through Vancouver Film School in December. Afterwards I moved to New Zealand for 8 months, gaining a ton of experience with photographers, worked on a couple of short films, worked on a music video, and did the makeup for a cover of a Wellington magazine. In New Zealand I also won an award for best makeup in the New Zealand 48 Hour Film Festival. The film also won 4 other awards, including best picture for Wellington. After New Zealand, I found myself in Seattle. Being new in Seattle, I would love the opportunity to work with local photographers, hair stylists, models, and wadrobe stylist to build my portfolio. I can do anything from bridal, simple beauty, to high end fashion, as well as any makeup affects and full construction of prosthetics.
Please message me if your interested.

Kala-licious - Model (MM#699578)
TfSil - Model (MM#884678)
Hine Campbell - Model (MM#1220546)
Christie Wright - Model (MM#820275)
Ida E - Model (MM#603555)
Sedalion - Model (MM#1225842)
Regan Hillyer - Model (MM#1212541)
Eva Strangelove - Model (MM#806057)
Tara Lenihan - Model (MM#520445)
Misha Smits - Model (MM#1315134)
Natasha Peterson - Top 20 finalist for Miss Canada
Natalie Talson - Top 10 finalist for Canada's Next Top Model Season 1
Amelia Reynolds - Actor
Mina Melsom - Actor
Rowan Bettjemen - Actor
Julia Deans - Lead singer of Fur Patrol

Roc Travers - Wardrobe stylist (MM#1098757)
Zoes World - Wardorbe stylist (MM#1229029)

Katja S - Photographer (MM#1022028)
Haran Photography - Photographer (MM#883761)
Kiwi Model Photography - Photographer (MM#844249)
EnchanteDesignz - Photographer (MM#628252)
Max Lemeshenko - Photographer (MM#1084196)
Pixel Jam - Photographer (MM#691905)
Sigtor Kildal - Photographer (MM#473171)
Harro - Photographer (MM#741512)
Colleen Douglas - Photographer 

"Otack Otack Otack Fall" - New Zealand 48 Hour Film Festival. Best makeup 2009 award achieved for Wellington, along with Best Picture for Wellington

Cover of KOHA magazine, July 2009 issue

Wellington Hairdresser Association, 09 Regionals (hair show)

"15:33" by Alan Morrison and Sophie Cherry. Makeup assist

"Little Fists" music video by Fur Patrol

"Classic Hits, Breakfast Show" sponsored by Bobbi Brown and Hil Cook