Elle LeRey

I can die happy now that Juliette Aristides let me be her muse! I'm looking forward to seeing this finished piece! http://www.aristidesarts.com

I had déjà vu multiple times while I was modeling for the Aristides Atelier over the past few weeks. I even remembered two specific dreams I had when I was a kid that I experienced up on the model stand during the class. I feel like that has to be a good omen. On the last day of my pose I shared with the class my childhood dreams that had come to fruition in front of them. One of the artists had named her drawing of me "Dreamwalker" before I told my story. (She had also recently named her drawing of another model "Moon Wolf," and the model had been imagining that she was a wolf staring at the moon during her pose.) Here are a few portraits done by students of the Aristides Atelier at the Gage Academy of Art.

"The temptation to quit is always greatest just before you succeed." - my yoga teacher Cassie Here's an unedited shot from my set this week with HashanPhoto.

My second look from the Kiki Corona Fashion shoot. I loved it so much I didn't want to take it off! Makeup by Leonides Abarca Hair by Nayibe Flores Outfit styled by Enrique Corona & Luis Ortiz

My first look from last night's shoot for Kiki Corona Fashion. Makeup by Leonides Abarca Hair by Nayibe Flores Outfit styled by Luis Ortiz

Smoke dancing.

Friday high day. Captured by Joe Moore Photo

I love when a photographer believes photography is a sacred art. DonT is one of those artists. I’m so grateful to have worked with him. A photograph captures more than just the physical elements in the frame. It captures perspective, emotions, and energy.

Captured by Victor Images

Photographed by Joe Moore Photo

"It's never too late to start. It's always too late to wait." Jeff Olsen, The Slight Edge #motivationalMonday Photographed by Colorado Figures

“The truth is, what you do matters. What you do today matters. What you do everyday matters. Successful people just do the things that seem to make no difference in the act of doing them, and they do them over and over until the compound effect kicks in.” Jeff Olsen, The Slight Edge

Unedited photo by Jorge Benjamin