The Master at Work

This was the worthen wedding. She wanted a classy yet natural look. So this is what we came up with:

Hey Bride Eyes

Megan was a bride that I did back in the summer but she's just so beautiful I had to show her off. She said she wanted something somewhat natural. She's such a pretty girl she made my job easy. The top totally looks like my work, i love me a dewy look on a bride.

amazing

Look what I found just browsing through the internet. I can't credit anyone for this because I can't find any accreditation. I wish I could call it mine... it's AMAZING!

dad... it's not a tattoo.

no Dad. The first tattoo that I ever got is not on my face.

So Jen K, a senior artist for MAC on the west coast region came up with this design months ago for a runway show. And this is my rendition. I love to spice things up a bit. I just used MACs superslick "on the hunt" liner. It worked awesome and stayed on literally ALL day. I did all my makeup first besided my lashes and then did the liner. It was kind of the icing on the cake.

Repeat this to yourself

mk & a

You inspire me mk & a.

urban outfitters sweater girl

This girl captures the perfect adorable modern twist on vintage. I'm obsessed with the shoot that they did, and i love it even more for the fact that it was around Provo, UT. Here's what it says on the blog:

Photographer Natalie Neal and model Rachel Stallings met while studying abroad and have been collaborating ever since. Here, they channeled a Bye Bye Birdie-era Ann-Margret and the ideal world of a 1950s teenager while shooting in different locations around Provo, Utah.