Fine art modeling

It’s been one of the great joys of my life to spend time creating art.
Over the years I’ve written, painted, taken photographs, and also enjoyed my time in front of the camera as a fine art model.

I started my “career” in front of the lens when I was fairly young, but mostly did so for fun: as a model for friends who were photographers, and as a way to expand and play with my own photography career. Once my disabilities and illnesses became more severe, more symptomatic, I stepped back for quite some time. But as time went on, as I began to learn more about disability, to work through my own internalized ableism and see the importance of disability representation in all areas of media, as I learned to love myself and my disabled body more, I came to a conclusion: FUCK ALL OF THAT!

Disabled bodies belong everywhere bodies are seen!

Places You can see my art

• A curated collection of my work is available on Instagram

• My portfolio and general information about my creative work can be found on my website

• A full, uncensored collection of everything I have ever created, including exclusive content, behind the scenes peeks, and more, are available on my Patreon

• Some work, stories, and various links are available on Facebook

times & places I’ve gotten to do & share art

• I have modeled for Queer Life Drawing’s virtual life drawing group. Always a huge joy!
  Check out some of the beautiful pieces I’ve collected in my life modeling portfolio.

• I am delighted to be associated with the Art Collective/Label Bulletproof Soul.

• I enjoyed participating in The Naked Canvas Body Painting Competition as their first disabled model, and also enjoyed taking home second place along with my artist Kaylee Doll.

• I have taken pleasure in sharing my work at the Hygienic Art Gallery at a few of their exhibitions.

Things People Have Had To Say

• Mobility Designed User Spotlight: Disabled Model Farrah Garland

I use my modeling and artwork to further and support my disability advocacy and education work. If you appreciate the work that I do and would like to support it, you can become a Patron or Leave Me A Tip.