Tara - Unique Tattoo Model

I made my first tattoo when I was 14 years old.

It was a red little cartoon devil.

In retrospect I must admit that I have started

tattooing myself to early. In my teens I did not

had any concept I just did what I wanted and so

were my tattoos.

Nowadays, I stick to a

mix of Mandala and Blackink.

I like the contrast of the lightness which Mandala

represents to me and the accented and dominate

the style of Blackink.

It somehow represents my

character as a person.

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Bri - I’m sexy, I’m beautiful and I’m confident

Being comfortable in your own skin is key. Nothing anyone says can make you feel confident. You have to know that when you go in there and get naked for a shoot, you have to own it and make it yours! Ask questions, so you know what is being expected of you!

Look in the mirror beforehand, in the nude, and appreciate your flaws! Tell the mirror “ I’m sexy I’m beautiful and I’m confident. “ and you must believe what you are saying! It may seem cliche but these exercises work! Have fun and don’t worry about your insecurities!

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Georgia - In love with Art

I can’t imagine anything more amazing than getting to sing, dance and act every day, and get to call that your education!

I love learning all different dance styles from jazz and tap, to commercial and contemporary, and have so many amazing teachers who always support us and push us to get the best out of us. Singing is something that I had a love-hate relationship with growing up, as I loved to sing but never had the confidence to do so anywhere but in my own bedroom!

Now I have worked so hard to build up my confidence, working with some super supportive mentors over the years, that I am in a good place and can finally say that I love to sing! We also have an awesome acting coach who is just so incredible at teaching us his ways, as a professional actor himself, and at supporting us all the way!

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Jode - I like to encourage body confidence

The pink paint shoot was one of my favourite projects I have worked on.

Myself and Jason (Phototrinity) brainstormed ideas for this paint shoot and spent about 2 months getting the resources for it and planning exactly what we wanted to do. This shoot was split into two main sets of photos. The first was fun, creative, bright colourful shots, creating interesting body shapes and focusing on detailed imagery.

The second was of a slightly darker setting, expressing mental health awareness. This set was created with the message of showing vulnerability and struggles with mental health such as anxiety, depression and BPD. This was a very powerful shoot for me and something I could really use to be expressive and channel all of my energy into.

The shoot in total took around 8 hours in the studio. It was super fun, very messy and a hot shower afterward was much appreciated!

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Sharon - si quieren algo luchen por conseguirlo, de eso se trata / if you want something, fight to get it

Mi humilde consejo para aquellas chicas que quieran empezar con el modelaje es confiar en sí mismas,

sentirse seguras y amarse es el primer paso para luchar por lo que quieren.

Es cierto que hay envidia y mala onda, pero si quieren algo luchen por conseguirlo,

de eso se trata porque hay lugar para todas.

My humble advice for those girls who want to start with modeling is to trust themselves,

feel safe, and love each other is the first step to fight for what they want.

It is true that there are envy and bad vibes in this business,

but if you want something, fight to get it, because there is room for everyone.

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Ahbee - Every body is beautiful

So long as a person's body is out of harm's way, all bodies are beautiful.

EVERYBODY has their own idea of what is attractive and their own set of kinks. There will always be somebody who finds an individual attractive.

Just as such there will always be people who will have negative opinions about someone and their appearance. As long as you love yourself and the vessel that carries you, to hell with anybody else's opinion on you, good or bad.

Every body is beautiful.

Molly - I like to purposely clash with the average and have my own signature look

Avril Lavigne has been my idol for as long as I can remember. I always saw men singing and playing guitar and Avril was the first girl I'd ever seen doing that, so I instantly fell in love with her. I thought she was just so badass and wanted to be exactly like her. I still do love her and look up to her, but my style started changing around grade seven when I started getting into Marilyn Manson--that instantly made me like my makeup and music heavier. I used to copy his makeup looks when I was 13 and started trying to learn how to sing heavy metal--which didn't successfully happen until years later. Avril and Manson are equal idols to me now; Avril made me want to be a singer in the first place and inspired me to be bold with my style, and Manson just pushed the desire to be a performer even further and made my style more theatrical.

Brenna Bigs - I try to integrate art in all aspects of my life

I agree that self-confidence is key when it comes to any type of art, including modeling and self-confidence. I would say that the most important thing to remember is your value and image. Is your art demonstrating your worth? How do you want to come off to your audience? If the art that you are doing does not reflect this, then don’t do it. Also, don’t be afraid to say no. You don’t need to be overly sexualized for success. I’ve had so many male photographers try to push me to reveal more or do more than I was comfortable with in shoots, and I’ve had a hard time always saying no, but it’s something you have to do. I had to explain to them that I’m ok with revealing more, but it has to serve a purpose that makes statements that align with my views. Create what you want to create - it’s your art form, express yourself how you wish to.