Shelly D’Inferno fell in love with ‘Kittypocalypse’ (a post-apocalyptic vehicle, created and modified by the incredible Attitude Autos) during our Road-To-Ruin shoot. It’s not difficult to see why! But what I most love about Shelly is that she went away and created (from scratch), an outfit to totally complement the ‘Hello Kitty’/pink/post-apoc theme! I then added…
I’ve shot with Amy twice now, and already looking forward to the next time! She’s an absolute delight to work with; so professional as both a model and makeup-artist. She can be found here on Instagram, and here on Purpleport. Final Images In our short session, we tried out different looks and colour-themes:
At the end of our ‘Earth Alien’ shoot, Shelly D’Inferno was then magically transformed into yet another futuristic being… this time, ‘Chromatica’. Kate Griffiths took a brave and highly creative move, covering Shelly in silver – completely extending the look of the Divamp Couture outfit that we had on loan. I made some quick decisions to try out some…
What an absolute dream to work with two people who both bring so much to the table! I’m losing count of my shoot tally with the incredible Shelly D’Inferno, and I hope now to also shoot again with the talented sfx makeup-artist, Kate Griffiths. The Earth Alien looked both beautiful and disturbing at the same…
I absolutely love seeing new startup companies succeed. It’s clear that Louise Black’s hard work is paying off; her designs, quality, branding and website all come across as professionally as any other high-end, established designer. During the shoots, we made the very most of Oxford’s alleys, streets and landmarks … somehow avoiding the large crowds…