Hello, and thank you for stopping by my profile. I'm a 28-year-old woman originally from the southwestern United States, now based in the Pacific Northwest. I’m new to the modeling world but am excited to dive in, learn, and grow alongside industry professionals. I pride myself on being versatile, a quick learner, and deeply committed to delivering my best work in every situation. I’m also eager to explore new styles and collaborate with creatives who can help me expand my portfolio, while I contribute to theirs.



My journey into the arts began at a young age. At 5 years old, I started training in gymnastics and tap dancing at Tara’s Dance Academy (now East Mountain Dance Conservatory) in 2002. Over the years, I expanded my skills by attending classes in ballet, contemporary, jazz, modern, Pilates, and hip-hop, all while participating in biannual recitals. I loved the process of transforming for performances—whether it was doing my own makeup, helping my classmates with theirs, or slipping into costumes that brought characters to life. This early exposure to the arts sparked a lifelong passion for creative expression and collaboration.



In addition to my artistic pursuits, I’ve always been athletically inclined. I joined a summer swim league at the age of 6 and later became part of a year-round swimming and diving team at the University of New Mexico from ages 11 to 15. I also participated in various school sports teams, including jump rope, basketball, soccer, and track, throughout elementary school. My active lifestyle and competitive spirit have taught me discipline, teamwork, and the importance of pushing my limits.



I attended college initially as a journalism major but decided to switch to nursing, a field that not only follows in my mother's footsteps, but also aligns with my compassion for others and desire to make a meaningful impact. My life took a significant turn when I moved from Albuquerque to southwestern Washington at 15 to reconnect with my father, whom I discovered on Facebook after he and my mother parted ways when I was just a few months old. The time I had with him before his passing in 2016 due to Agent Orange-induced liver cancer—a result of his bravery as an SP5 ranked army minesweeper during the Vietnam War, after being drafted at 18 years old —will always be immensely invaluable, and incredibly precious. Both he and my mother will always be my greatest heroes and sources of inspiration.


Thank you so much for taking the time to read my story. I’m excited to connect with like-minded creatives and look forward to the opportunity to collaborate and grow together in this exciting industry. Please don’t hesitate to reach out!

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