I started out by expressing creatively through photography, being able to bring an impossible image to real life. Capturing some kind of motion and being able to hold it in place just by pressing the shutter. But soon I realized that I could no longer express myself through a picture, instead I wanted to be the creation of expression. I want to create and bring to life the feelings and images the photographer has. I want to be a new character and feel their emotions. To me modeling is all but a dance. I have always loved dancing as a way of expressing myself. When I put two and two together, I got something beautiful and emotional. THrough modeling I am able to articulate with the only thing I have, myself. I can be any character I want.

I have modeled for a few workshops, some one-on-one and some for a whole team. I have no problem modeling in highly populated places. If you feel the need you may contact me to get some feed back from others I have modeled for that may not have been mentioned in my credits.

As for any other questions I am pretty much only allowing paid shoots, however please don't hesitate to try and negotiate something with me if you feel that your budget is limited. Please also let me know about what kind of shoots you have planned and if I am providing my own wardrobe, make-up, hair or if you have a team ready to go.

As I said, I am basically only allowing paid shoots. I am not looking to enlarge my portfolio, I have been doing that for the past 4 years. Models are artists too, we need compensation just as any other artist does. When saying this, if you wish for ME to MODEL FOR YOU, I would expect YOU to PAY ME, not the other way around. I need money for gas, food, and housing like everyone else. I hope this makes sense, and you are understanding of where I am coming from, thank you.

Photographers:
Karrah Kobus
David Kasyanyuk
Sarah Kiesling
Heather Morgen

*There are more, however no images from these photographers are displayed in my portfolio.

Magazine Credits:
"Lost in Thought" Issue 2, February 2012
"Golden Age" Issue 7, 2012

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