For months I had been collecting tissue paper from random places, and this image of a fro, made out of tissue paper kept poping in my mind. So finally I had to try it, very out there avant garde but hey it kinda works :) I like the contrast of her skin tone with the snake skin and the colorful tissue paper.

We shot this in the basement of my new apartment, it has a very cool yet creepy feeling. I knew I had to do a photo shoot down there, it was hilarious because the basement is where the washer and dryer is located and its communal so everyone was walking by looking at us like OMG what is happening down there. It was such a cool vibe I love the angles that Zach Hill (photographer) got, its a different look for me, and baby I'm all about DIFFERENT :)

On Kelly I used MakeUpForever HD liquid foundation # 120, MAC eyeshadow "chrome" and MakeUpForever cream shadow (orange) NARS blue liquid liner on her top lid and NARS "Orgasm" blush.

This shoot was shot for Justin Hood's 2010 "party tour" shot by Mine Gonzales.
We where set up in warehouse 508 with nothing but a couch, empty champagne bottles, and sex dice. The theme was to create a look of and endless party, basically a couch hoppin' party. The girls obviously were the eye candy in the shoot, we went for "rock of love" taken down a notch. fuuuun times.

These are just some amateur shots taken by, well me! Ha ha. I will post the actual pictures soon, this was one of the most fun shoots I have done!

This is the gorgeous Christen Orchowski, when I was thinking in my head how I wanted to do her make-up I knew I wanted to do something that was like a superhero, something sleek and mysterious. I took the black eyeshadow all the way up to her brow, when I started applying the shadow I started to question if it was going to work out, because of how dramatic it was. I didn't know if the look was going in the right direction. BUT I am a true believer that there are no "rules" to make-up, sure I personally have guide line but what works for me doesn't always work for others, and vise versa. (People always come into Sephora saying "I can't,I love this look but I it doesn't look good on me" "I don't know how to put eyes shadow on" ect. Basically what I'm trying to say is that you never know if you don't try, and if you get discouraged its just make-up you cant take it off but sometimes great things come from the trying something new.) So I kept going with the look, I think of make-up kind of like sculpting the face, you can manipulate to create the desired look and sure enough I found a look that I was very happy with.

The products I used:

I used Onyx eyeshadow by B.E. and Kat Von D's palette True love, I used the color Benji. It was a metallic cream shadow. When i applied it with my finger it looked like gold flakes. I used a brush and combed it through her brows. On the lips I used Dior 917 lipstick mixed with the Benji shadow.