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Hmm, that's tough.
I'm a huge fan of Sanders McNew's work. I adore the way he captures people.
Umm, outside of that I do love Lara Jade's conceptual work. And I look to many different portrait artists for inspiration as well. -
Probably green.
It's my favorite color. To me, it's calming, and I could also use a calming agent in my life, something to help me ward off stress.
Not to mention, it's earthy, and although I'm not an outdoorsy person, I am all about being green and giving Mother Nature a helping hand. -
I'm not sure I know what you're asking.
If you're asking about where I'm going to go after school, probably Chicago, but I'm not sure where life is going to take me so I'll have to see. -
Definitely explain it to the model. If I don't think I can get at least 2-3 images to the model that really express their vision, then I'm going to decline the shoot.
And if I don't think that I can combine my style with theirs and get usable work for my portfolio, I'll decline then too. I've done a lot of shoots in the past where I completely left behind my ideas for what the model wanted, and although shooting was nice, the results were never something I'd put into my portfolio.
I would hate to put a model into that same position. So if I think that I can't pull off a few shots that the model will want to use in their portfolio, I'll decline. -
Realistically, as in I could make it happen in the near future?
Honestly, it would come down to Rachel and Tiffany. Both of them inspire me to push myself, and both of them bring my ideas to life.
Lucky for me, I get to make both of those shoots happen in the very near future. Be jealous. -
The one I have now (photography), if you can even call it a job.
I occasionally get paid. And I treat it like a job, when I get paid. But it's far from stable. -
Me as an actor is laughable...very laughable.
So musician, I guess.
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