My Muse: Sabrina I met Sabrina when she was just 17 years old, working at a costume store called The Jen. The owner, Trinity, told her to call me—so she did. When I opened the door and saw her standing there, it was honestly love at first sight. We did a photo shoot that very night in my studio. No overthinking. Just instinct, trust, and creativity. Not long after, we packed up and headed to White Sands National Park—one of those places that changes how you see light, space, and possibility. That was just the beginning. It was the first and last time she ever paid me. She became my Test Model. That is when a Model and Photographer exchange gifts, not money. The Models time in exchange for images. Over the years, Sabrina and I have been everywhere together—eventually taking our work to Los Angeles, shooting in Santa Monica and Malibu, and even attending an 80s/90s reunion with my acting friends at the Sunset Marquis. Sabrina wasn’t just a model I photographed—she became family. A muse in the truest sense. Someone who trusted my vision and grew alongside me, step by step, place by place. This is what real mentorship looks like. Not hype. Not shortcuts. Just showing up, saying yes, and building something meaningful together. 🤍

Evelyn and I met in Tokyo, two girls from Los Angeles who had traveled all the way across the world to chase the same dreams. There was something comforting about seeing another LA girl in a place so far from home. I would run into her at auditions all the time. No matter where we were—casting calls, on the train, or out at night—she always had this calm, sweet energy about her. She was one of those girls everyone liked. Kind, beautiful, and easy to be around. Later on, we would see each other again back in Hollywood. It felt like our paths were meant to cross, no matter what city we were in. The modeling world can be huge, but at the same time, it can feel very small when familiar faces keep showing up in different chapters of your life. I’ve always loved Evelyn. She inspired me because she was from LA too, carrying the same dream, the same spark. Seeing her in Tokyo made me feel less alone in a world that could be overwhelming and unfamiliar. Some people are just meant to cross your path more than once. Evelyn was one of those people for me.

Sabrina 🌹 These images aren’t fictional characters. They’re inspired by real people from my life — my sister, my best friends, models, actresses, muses. Women who stood beside me shaped me and lived their own stories in and around Hollywood. I’m reimagining them through anime as part of my memoir, I Escaped Hollywood, Barely. A story I’m writing in real time, unfiltered, as memory, art, and truth come together. This isn’t about glamour. It’s about survival, creativity, and honoring the people who walked the road with me. ✨ Modeling is a craft, not a commodity. ✨ That belief lives at the heart of everything I’m creating here. If your life were turned into an anime, Who would you be right now? You’re welcome to share a thought, a feeling, or even just say hello. I’m really glad you’re here. 💛 See more 📽️👉https://www.skool.com/free-fallin-1989-1364/about

Introducing Jenny Introducing a new character in my memoir — Jenny from Florida. She borrowed my clothes. A lot. Like… all the time. Which is fine. I’ve shared my wardrobe my entire life. I’ve shared it with models, on photo shoots — if you look closely, you’ll probably recognize my clothes in half the pictures. I’ve always shared.

I learn something new eveyday! This is my Merry Christmas Ad I made with Dee Vid! I love Skool! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone!