preacher

rev•er•end   adj.
       1.    Deserving reverence.

   e•vil   adj.
      1.    Morally bad or wrong; wicked
      2.    Causing ruin, injury, or pain; harmful
      3.    Characterized by or indicating future misfortune; ominous
      4.    Bad or blameworthy by report; infamous

      peach  n.
      1.    Informal. A particularly admirable or pleasing person or thing.

    peach•es
    1. To inform on someone; turn informer

Welcome to my brain! Here you will find random thoughts transformed into images for all the world to see. My background and training is in film, but I was raised by artists, so I was taught at an early age the fundamentals of form. Not that I am a fundamentalist, but you know what I mean.  I am trying to use my art to make the world a better place. I believe a person must have balance in life, and that is the reason for what may seem like an eclectic portfolio. You can not fully appreciate the light if you have never known the darkness, and it is with that credo that I attempt to show you my inner workings. The world according to The Reverend Evil Peaches.

If I hire you for a contract I am working on, we will discuss your percentage. All of my personal work will be TFP/CD.


Feel free to contact any of the models on MM that I have worked with for references. My sets are always fun, energetic, and fast paced. I have several different makeup artists and hair stylists that I am currently working with, but am always looking to work with new talent, so if you are a stylist, MUA, or Costumer say hello, I would love to see your work.


I have a couple of rules though;

  Because the work I do is representational of my inner workings I will never release the raw undeveloped images, the work is only ¾ completed in the studio, the rest is done in the lab. I cannot guarantee how many shots will come out right, but you will receive as many as I can produce. That said, it may take a while to develop some of the images. Generally I will put out two or three shots within a day of the shoot, the ones that leap out at me, the ones that are perfect. The rest I will let sit, coming back to them, as my perspective changes. This has proven frustrating to some.But I promise you that if I take a while with your work, it is not that I have forgotten, or that I do not care, it is in fact the opposite, I care too much, and will only release it into the world when it is ready to stand on its own.

OH!
And I'm super Cheesy



The Rev.
A.K.A. Chad