PSYCHIC SUNSET

SICK INDIVIDUAL

2012-01-31T19:01:00.000-08:00

LA <3 2011

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OONA'S EXPERIENCED CLOTHING

2012-01-27T17:46:00.001-08:00

a shoot I did for Oona's Experienced Clothing store in Boston..

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NYC LES 9th st and ave C, 2005

2012-01-22T21:34:00.000-08:00

self portraits in the community garden

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CORPO-REALM

2012-01-22T19:40:00.000-08:00

pictures taken in my hometown, Macon Ga..

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Feature on Foam Magazine!

2012-01-22T19:05:00.000-08:00

Check out this feature on some of my California snapshots over at Foam magazine!

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HUNNY BUNNY for Vice

2012-01-22T18:48:00.000-08:00

I thought I loved bunnies.. check out my recent shoot at the Bunny Museum in Pasadena for Vice Magazine, to see who likes them more. Like Seriously, a lot more...

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Brie Larson for Bullett Magazine

2012-01-22T18:31:00.000-08:00

my shoot from the "Secrets" issue of Bullett

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Burlesque

2011-12-12T17:49:00.000-08:00

Some stills from a 3d film I took for a private party at the Soho grand in LA, directed by Ian Spohr

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Madeline Poole Nails!

2011-12-02T11:25:00.000-08:00

my girl Madeline Poole does some sickkk fine art manicuring and i got a special treat for my birthday!

Milk Underground Autumn 2011

2011-11-16T19:10:00.000-08:00

Hello! I'm in the new installment of the Milk Underground show in NYC opening Thursday November 17th 8pm-12am at Milk Gallery in Chelsea..check it out if you're in the area! I'm showing a brand new piece.

my shoot for Bullett Magazine!!

2011-11-08T12:21:00.001-08:00

I shot the incredibly talented actress Brie Larson for the Secret Issue of Bullett Magazine, on newstands today!!! Here are some outtakes and some goofy pictures of me with the issue! Other Photographic talent in the magazine includes Eliot Lee Hazel, Ellen Rogers, Asger Carlsen, and David Armstrong, wow!!! See the full shoot HERE

Me with the coverboy Michael C. Hall <3

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help support teenVAG!!

2011-11-07T10:00:00.000-08:00

teenVAG is a publication created by women featuring all work by women about women, I was in their first issue and now they are trying to raise money for their second...I already know it's gonna be great because it will feature work by a couple friends of mine. Help out if you can by donating to their Kickstarter or going to their event in NYC tonight!

High School Art Teacher

2011-10-26T01:00:00.000-07:00

Mr. Casper Fredrickson ("Mr. Fred") my high school art teacher in Macon, GA: 1999-2003, Friend: forever!

GOLGOTHA

2011-10-02T15:35:00.000-07:00

A shoot I did in collaboration with LA-based designer Brian Lichtenberg

To read a little more about the shoot visit Think Contra here!

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PULPIT

2011-07-21T14:50:00.000-07:00

Friday in Brooklyn!

Dazed Digital feature!

2011-07-15T10:47:00.000-07:00

click HERE to go to page

Holographic Heart in Joshua Tree!

2011-07-08T14:19:00.000-07:00

Come to the Red Arrow Gallery tomorrow night in Joshua Tree to see photos by me, Eliot Lee Hazel, Alison Scarpulla, Yelena Yemchuk, Todd Weaver, Galen Pehrson, Jena Malone and more! Sleep with me in the desert!

Shangri-L.A.

2011-06-01T02:16:00.000-07:00

I shot Puro Instinct on Easter Sunday in LA for Urban Outfitters -

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teenVAG

2011-05-26T13:07:00.001-07:00

This Friday the 27th in NYC..12 female artists reinterpret the female coming of age.

2011-04-25T00:02:00.000-07:00

I'm in this issue of K48 about Magick
K48 No. 8: 196 pages, full-length CD, custom slip cover, edition size 1,000 numbered, $30.
HAVE ME

The Bacchus Presents

2011-04-21T13:32:00.000-07:00

L.A.liens come to this show Friday night I'll be there in the flesh

THE BACCHUS PRESENTS APRIL 22 PREVIEW from Natalie Rodgers on Vimeo.

Milk Gallery Underground

2011-04-19T11:40:00.001-07:00

1 of 3 New Photography Show

2011-04-14T22:31:00.001-07:00

I'm in this show in Brooklyn this Saturday come on out if you're in the area! For more info check here

Drawl

2011-04-04T23:23:00.000-07:00

The Pleasure is All Mine

2011-03-23T02:20:00.001-07:00

If you're in NYC check out this photo show I'm in Thursday night, March 24th at Finch and Ada Gallery in Chelsea!

For more information visit Finch and Ada's website

Just Like U Said It Would B

2011-01-12T01:52:00.001-08:00

Pictures from my first male nude photo shoot when I was 17, scored by Sinead O'Connor's album The Lion and The Cobra on repeat.

Censorship

2010-12-17T14:54:00.000-08:00

I'm showing my "Censorship" photos tonight in the group show "Philadelphia Out of Phase", curated by my friend Justin Samson at Bodega Gallery in Philly. I've chosen these particular images in response to the recent censorship of David Wojnarowicz's piece "A Fire in My Belly, A Work in Progress (1986-87)," a film made in part about the AIDS-related death of the artist's colleague and lover Peter Hujar, to have been included in the"Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture" exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C. The piece was removed entirely when religious rights activists insisted the work was "hate speech" and an attack on Christianity, funding was threatened so the piece was removed with what seems like no fight whatsoever. While my images were originally censored by me for the sole purpose of putting online for my friends, I worked in a way that mocked the system of censorship, emphasizing the ridiculousness of such a hate and shame fueling act and how it ultimately draws more attention to the disapproved of issues/imagery at hand than if left alone. Even after censoring these images to mainstream standards, the Facebook police still found images to delete that were deemed too "inappropriate" for the public eye. I will show the series in it's entirety and hope to add to the current discussion on censorship with a work perspective that is honest, self and mutual loving, and funny.
For more info on the show click HERE

Bodega Gallery
253 N. 3rd St.
Philadelphia, PA

opening: 8-11 December 17th

Logan White :: Bad Manor

2010-12-01T11:16:00.000-08:00

If yall are in the Buffalo area come to this!! Come to me!

LOGAN WHITE :: BAD MANOR

curated by Liz Rywelski

Logan White is, perhaps, the most prolific independent pictorialist of her generation. At age 26, Logan has produced nearly 20 separate full bodies of work unpacking and constructing her own theories of spiritual abandon, empowerment, and applied or embodied femininity. Logan maintains a blog, www.psychicsunset.blogspot.org, which renders self-contextualization and serves to educate her online following. Along with her art photography and blog, Logan has seen commercial success; recently with her Urban Outfitters Look-Book for Spring Summer 2010, www.loganwhitephoto.com

The images presented in BAD MANOR resonate with an inherited knowledge of feminist propaganda. We observe a still defeated, self-entangled, gender assignment, figuring out how to play the finite game. Gothic content in the work of Logan White will alert you to that something has gone truly fucked up in her passionate maintenance of feminist history and secular abandon. Yet these images are intrinsically fertile, as a product of Logan’s working and inspired relationships with her longtime friend’s and model’s. This selected series of images present a dark, selectively saturated game space, where always seductive and sometimes dusty, hang in metaphoric and atmospheric unison.

BAD MANOR, as self-assigned and infinite in unison, the undefeatable game, the maintenance, we will call it BAD MANOR.

The Only Constant is Change

2010-10-10T22:17:00.000-07:00

Some of my favorite scenes where girls change their hair to inspire change in their lives

Logan White and Sandy Kim at Space 1026 in Philly this Friday!

2010-09-29T12:20:00.000-07:00

Check this show out!
The photographic stylings of my own and Sandy Kim's this Friday, First Friday, October 1st from 7-11pm. Performances by Tough Knuckles and DJ Maggie Lee start at 9:30..after party at Kung Fu Necktie and afterafter party at Big Rock Candy Mountain. There will be some alcohol at the gallery but you are encouraged to BYOB! I'm back on the east coast after a year and I wanna see you! check here for more details:

GRUNGE FOR RENT

2010-06-27T09:47:00.000-07:00

I've recently relocated to the west coast, LA proper, the City of Dangerous Angels, and I have been too busy buying crystal keychains and rollerblades to post. The real charm is my lil studio cottage reminiscent of Weetzie Bat and Witch Baby's, on a hillside in Echo Park land-LORDed by the one and only Donita Sparks, THE LEAD SINGER OF 90's all girl grunge band L7. The band rules in many ways not only for their kick ass music but also for crashing the sausage fest that was the metal scene of the early 90's and being way active in the fight for reproductive rights, forming Rock for Choice, the organization dedicated to playing benefits in the name of Pro Choice. Donita calls her Gibson Flying V guitar the "Flying Vagina" for it's yonic shape and gained notoriety onstage at a show in Reading when she responded to mud-slinging by pulling out her used tampon, saying "Eat my used tampon fuckers" and slinging it into the crowd. Totally unapologetic, when asked about the incident Donita said "If we're invited to Reading next year I will be giving birth and eating the placenta onstage". DREEEAM LANDLORD. I'm loving it here riding my blades and seeing ghosts through my camera lens.

stay tuned till the end or you'll miss a shot of Donita's cute butt.

Here is L7 as the band "Camel Lips" in John Waters' film Serial Mom:

...making kurt loder nervous

VOLUME

2010-05-20T10:39:00.000-07:00

Come check out this show I'm in in Los Angeles...Guess what, I just moved here! Woo-HOO!

BAD MANOR

2010-05-16T08:49:00.000-07:00

Check out my new shoot, Bad Manor, over at Test Magazine!

Rose Hill Rose Hell, Purity Smells

2010-04-09T08:37:00.000-07:00

new work shown in my recent solo show at Mercer University in Macon, GA

Piano Shopping

2010-04-05T09:53:00.000-07:00

The good 'ol Tori we all know and love...and miss.

Logan White Solo Show at Mercer University

2010-03-24T12:52:00.001-07:00

If any of yall are near Macon, GA come on down to my art show tonight from 6-8 in Hardman Hall Gallery at Mercer University! For more info click postcard to enlarge!

"Purple Island" -Urban Outfitters S/S 2010 LookBook

2010-03-02T19:12:00.000-08:00

I recently shot the Urban Outfitters Spring/Summer 2010 LookBook- They sent me and 6 of my friends (models!) to Islamorada in the Florida Keys for 3 days...Here are some of the results! See more at www.loganwhitephoto.com

SYNERGY

2010-02-26T21:59:00.000-08:00

So this is basically how I've been spending my Saturday nights. Synergy is the only gay club in Macon, GA...hence, the most fun. This is where all the oppressed souls of the dirrty south go to dress up and get down under one roof, including me...

photos by me. www.loganwhitephoto.com.

To Die For

2010-02-14T16:49:00.000-08:00

Divinity Lessons Zine!

2010-02-09T21:37:00.000-08:00

My zine Divinity Lessons is now available at Printed Matter in NYC. Here are a couple of spreads to help you get the picture...

Printed Matter's Synopsis: Logan White's Southern Gothic photo book is a compilation of work made in 2009 and arranged so that images appear cropped, tilted, and framed by other images. Collectively, they paint a picture of youthful rebellion and sexual freedom set amid the musty trappings of crumbling wealth. As the artist describes them, the photographs "explore a mystical connection between sexuality, death, and femininity and suggest a supernatural quality inherent in all things."

Get it at Printed Matter or online here!

Too Shy Shy Hush Hush

2010-02-05T12:59:00.000-08:00

"Steven Meisel is totally divinely twisted."
mo-mO-MO-DELs & Meisel with Karlie Kloss...in Italian Vogue

Other pics of Karlie...

You probably know her as Lola girl perfection

Lina Scheynius: Diary fashion portrait diary diary dream awake...

2010-01-22T21:14:00.000-08:00

On Lina's website there are pictures of hard-ons next to pictures of Chanel. Her work really blurs lines and sheds barriers of categorizing themes in photography based on expectations of when/where things are appropriate. She photographs her life, and the way she photographs fashion seems just as raw and intimate. I've been a fan of Lina's work since seeing it in Dossier magazine (where i used to intern) about a year ago. These first four are for Comme Des Garcons.

4 images of one of my favorite models Maria Carla Boscono...

see more: www.linascheynius.com

Crying

2010-01-18T19:46:00.000-08:00

A duet between Roy Orbison and k.d. lang that always makes me misty.

photos by Herb Ritts

Chewed Pearls

2010-01-10T16:25:00.000-08:00

More of my recent work while on "residency" in Macon, Ga...

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ROSE HILL: The Purity Myth

2009-12-16T10:43:00.000-08:00

New work in progress, photos by me, taken in my hometown of Macon, Georgia.

Bangs vs. Scrunchie

2009-12-11T22:56:00.000-08:00

Here's is cool illustration by Dame Darcy featured in Vice a couple of months ago, check out the story here!

ARAKI RADIO GAGA

2009-12-09T12:57:00.000-08:00

Here are some photographs by one of my favorite photographers of all time Nobuyoshi Araki. He is most known for his bondage photographs of Japanese women in the bondage art form called "Kinbaku," which literally means "the beauty of tight bondage." Araki is probably the most prolific photographer ever and photographs anything from the Tokyo streets and the diaristic to extreme bondage and flower still lives, all raging with sexuality, love, and death. He says "photography is the medium of death, as long as you are using photography you are conscious of death, you can't get beyond death." No matter what his subject, his work is mostly always about how sex and death relate to each other. In response to the consistent images of bondage he says "it's never a matter of tying girls up, what I was aiming at was the female heart..." What many see as violent, threatening, or degrading seems to me more empowering to the models than painful or embarassing. They are totally trusting and happy to be floating or suspended in air, not as victims or objects, but as deities or ascended beings captured safely in that moment forever.

Here he is working on a new technique called Koushoku, using his giant silver gelatin prints as canvases for abstract painting. Also photographing his muse and lover Kaori dancing.

This video is adorable of Kaori dancing and Araki running around her taking polaroids. This is so natural and such a celebration of nudity and creativity, i love it.

If you want to learn more about Araki watch the documentary Arakimentari by Travis Klose featuring interviews with models, Bjork, Richard Kern, and of course Araki.
Here's a shoot he did of my favorite new performer Lady Gaga. Gaga said "he did not photograph my image, he photographed my soul" and almost unbelievably Lady Gaga is the first American woman he's photographed.

Gaga is so kick ass in this interview. I love how encouraging and supportive she is of creativity and expression. She's constantly giving young avant-garde designers a mainstream stage while challenging the traditional ideas of what is sexy. She puts it perfectly when responding to his questions about sexuality as a distraction in her music. Watch other Gaga interviews at Nicola Formichetti's awesome Gaga-centric blog.

When asked if she was a feminist she responded like many women do, automatically "I'm not a feminist...i love men..." as if feminists don't love men or celebrate male cultural staples, like beer. Gaga responds that way because a lot of men (and women!) try to make sexually creative and empowered girls feel ashamed, or that they couldn't possibly be pro-girl without being anti-boy. I recently read Feministing blogger Jessica Valenti's book Full Frontal Feminism which discusses society's misconceptions and stereotypes that surround feminism today and how it makes young girls afraid to call themselves a feminist based on the negative connotations. They so quickly respond "I'm not a feminist, but..." There is a lot of information and interesting ideas in the book about the evolution of sexist culture and how feminism should be as relevant today as it ever was.

Crazy Bitch Alert

2009-11-15T21:46:00.000-08:00

I recently joined an online mixtape club, and this entry is based on the theme of my first contribution. These are women musicians that follow their own lead. I focused mainly on solo artists with an emphasis on the experimental, obscure, and avant-garde, and the crossover into visual and performance arts. They represent the unapologetic female with an aggressive voice and originality in self expression that confronts societal constructs that tell women to behave a certain way. Their talent, style, and confidence challenge what society has deemed inappropriate, unfeminine or outside the "norm." These bitches and witches have a whole lot to say and the technical skill to fuel the engine. They sing with demonic passion and perform with a don't fuck with me attitude. They are the most innovative women in music. Download my mix, liner notes, and album art HERE.

KAREN FINLEY

DIAMANDA GALAS

YOKO ONO

Download my mix HERE.

Mad Love

2009-11-13T14:29:00.000-08:00

Here is a clip of 7 Year Bitch performing in one of my favorite movies of the 90's Mad Love, directed by Antonia Bird.

Nina Hagen in Amerika

2009-11-12T13:30:00.000-08:00

BADDASSSSS
over the top german singer, Nina Hagen, was considered an Opera Prodigy by nine years old. She grew up protesting the East German Government, has incredible style, stage presence, and a daughter named Cosma Shiva. Her voice is expressive and possessive, on an Austrian Talk show on the topic of youth culture, she became infamous by demonstrating female masturbation techniques, too bad I can't find a video of that!

Here she is towards the end talking about women in Africa being castrated and unable to attain orgasm while being forced into becoming birthing machines.

Nina on the Merv Griffin Show with Don Rickles the "insult comic." They're not asking her any real questions but she makes the answers and entire experience fun and interesting.

Her outfit is a little Madge vs Courtney Love ca. 1985 here, but way better, and with Romy hair. She's singing in German but communicates so much with her eyes and face it's mesmerizing.

This is a cute introductory video of Nina from 1985. I hate how David Letterman always has to belittle what the interesting guests on his show say. He seems to enjoy light chit chat with passive attractive females and the minute they say something interesting he has to cut them off. He does it worst with the most interesting people, more subtle with Nina than with Crispin Glover on acid. She's adorable.

Nina Hagen in Amerika- this is really worth watching all the way through even though it's 99% in German.

Animation Nation

2009-11-10T09:21:00.000-08:00

Allison Schulnik. Known for her charmingly shamanic ghoulish paintings and sculptures, Allison renders this animation with the same concentrated aesthetic in clay.

Erin Dunn. Artist, Animator, fellow graduate of RISD and friend, is represented by Galleries in LA and Amsterdam. This is a music video she did for one of my favorite new bands Nite Jewel.

Emily Collins. An awesome animator, fellow RISD graduate, and big time buddy.

Reel of work from RISD from Emily Collins on Vimeo.

Caroline Leaf. A Canadian Filmmaker who used only sand on glass to complete this stop motion animation, The Owl Who Married a Goose. 1974.

Yuri Norstein. "Hedgehog in the Fog"- One of the best animations of all time, Russian, completed in 1975.

Lotte Reiniger. The woman that started it all with the feature length animation The Adventures of Prince Achmed completed in 1926 using a technique she invented-The entire film is animated using the silhouette technique, which employs movable cardboard and metal cutouts posed in front of illuminated sheets of glass. The story channels "1001 Arabian Nights" and follows a young prince who tames a magical horse and rides it through many adventures inspired by other fairy tales. While travelling, he falls in love with the beautiful Princess Peri Banu, and must defeat an army of demons to win her heart.

No more tickets to the Funeral.

2009-10-18T20:32:00.001-07:00

New Work: Whether you come from heaven or hell, what does it matter, O Beauty!

2009-10-11T08:42:00.000-07:00

Here are some recent photographs I shot in West Philly in collaboration with Alexandra Gorczynski who did the styling, hair and makeup. And the brooding beauty Katherine was our model. I'm really happy with how the images turned out and I can't wait to work with them again!

See some of these photos in person in my solo show at Wesleyan College, the first and oldest school for women, in Macon, GA opening November 5th in the Murphey Arts Gallery at 6pm. My Great Great Great Aunt was in the first graduating class!

ZOMGitsCriss

2009-09-23T20:49:00.000-07:00

Kirk Cameron is a sssnake!! Cristina from Romania rRules!

This is an interesting video, I agree with a lot of her later points, but I have some issues with what she says about men being more productive and more dedicated on the job, willing to spend more hours and such...That's WACK. But otherwise, she raises a lot of important questions about feminism...What does being a feminist today really mean? And why do so many people feel scared or obligated to call themselves a feminist? Women in America probably have it easier than women in any other culture in the world, and we have the legal repercussions for violence against women to prove it. It is a fact that women born in South Africa have a greater chance of getting raped than learning how to read, scary considering it's the country with the highest AIDS infected population. Of course this is a very layered issue and it can be argued that sexism and misogyny within the American system debilitate the justice. That is what makes me a feminist. I heard someone on the trolley in Philly today talking to his fairly unresponsive friend about how women are dangerous and are like female dogs. He even went so far as to say "especially the ones with jobs." He was being completely serious. I wanted to jump up and yell in his face "Yea MOTHERFUCKER I worked a 16 hour day yesterday WITHOUT a break, You better be scared of this BITCH!!!" I suppose he's afraid of women being in a position of authority seeking their gruesome revenge for a lifetime of oppression from fucks like him, just like all the daft evangelistic white people who think Obama is going to enslave them. Being self-sufficient is soo dangerous. It's ignorant people like him that make me a feminist.

See where she got some of her statistics here and here . Some sources seem legit, but I doubt they consider all the self-employed women artists who aren't in the corporate books.

Here's a new style from Cristina "Reflection"

a little style inspo

Cristina's Youtube Channel

STYLE ROOKIE

2009-09-17T20:45:00.000-07:00

Have you heard of this girl yet? You must have! Tavi Williams is a 13 year old blogger who is a fashion editor in her own right with a precocious writing style to boot...Her blog Style Rookie consists of spot on critiques of up to date fashion and self portraits of herself in her own eclectic garb inspired by looks on the runway as well as from movies such as Harold and Maude, Vertigo, Where the Wild Things Are, Manhattan, and Marie-Antoinette. She dresses up in found vintage frocks and giant bangles mixed with designer pieces the designers themselves have sent her. Usually I roll my eyes at these pre-teen internet-made-famous photographers/fashionistas/bloggers but Tavi seems as sharp as a tack, and says her philosophy for style is to embrace the rude stares and know that what you're wearing isn't boring! She's even made a rap for Commes des Garcons. She isn't at all a socialite (yet) but she's getting invites left and right to fashion shows and has even been asked to design leggings for the design sisters Rodarte.
See her this month on the cover of POP Magazine in a collage of illustrations by Damien Hirst! Read Tavi's reviews of fashion week over at POP's Blog.

These next few are from a shoot she did with a bunch of clothes LOVE Magazine sent her to put together, model, and photograph.

See the interview that went along with this shoot in Interview Magazine Online

You can buy this shirt inspired by Tavi made by Karoline on her blog

Still from Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds serves as style inspiration for Tavi

A look she put together based on the earth tones used in the book and upcoming film Where The Wild Things Are.

Here she is with Rodarte and (wuh!) Sofia Coppola!!

Tavi's Blog STYLE ROOKIE.

Lyoka Tyagnereva: Russian Blue

2009-09-09T17:35:00.000-07:00

Lyoka Tyagnereva is a Russian model with the fluffiest hair and the fiercest stare. She's getting really big now but I had the pleasure of working with her on two photo shoots before her fee skyrocketed. When she walked into the first shoot she immediately reminded me of the dorky foreign girl you woulda met at camp 10 years ago. And by dorky I mean awesome. She seemed shy and mature and totally herself. She wore something like khaki cargo pants and a men's button up and blushed seriously when we put on Peaches' song "Fuck the Pain Away."

Lyoka has such a strong look but with that comes versatility. She can be crazy edgy and use her sharp jaw line and cheek bones to cut through you, and at the same time be soft and cuddly like a pouty little girl who just found her teddy. She's also elegant and graceful and the lines of her body can be connected like a perfectly rendered map. For me though it's not her 31.5"x 22.5"x 34.5" frame, it's her face, her hair, and her 'tude.

The Sagittarius was born in 1986 in St. Petersburg and studied chemistry and biology in high school and botany in University. She's been in Dolce & Gabbanna ad campaigns, Vogue Italia, Lanvin runway and much more. She's repped by One Model Management in NY.

Lyoka said that the biggest misconception about models were that they are stupid and are like prostitutes, the latter being mostly judgment from her homeland. She says people are realizing that's not true and that as far as stupidity goes she can't say that they are really clever, but not stupid! Usually, for me at least, the model is the most interesting person with the most interesting life on a shoot.

From what I've gathered from the short conversation I had with Lyoka and interviews I've read online, she likes ice skating, ballroom dancing, reading, exploring, and laughing. She hates hairdressers. She values her honesty and her proudest achievement is "finishing school with all 5's and a medal."
Here are some pictures of Lyoka by Winona Barton-Ballentine from one of my favorites shoots I've assisted on in early 2008.

Here are some pictures by Poppy de Villeneuve on a shoot I assisted on for Nanette Lepore's very first ad campaign in 2008.

When asked if she believes in luck she said "I think if you want to do something, you do everything to reach your goal. In this case luck will support you, but I think luck doesn't like lazy people."