What describes what you'd get if you hired me for your project? You would get a woman who is:

* Large hourglass-shaped, plus-size model
* Mature
* Confident
* College-educated (BS in Psychology, magna cum laude)
* Well-spoken and professional (have worked as sales manager for 15+ years)
* Comfortable in her own skin (especially if it is bare!)

Additionally, I'm an experienced and trained singer/actress/dancer.

Whether you are looking for a "sexy, naughty women" or a "well-spoken professional" image for your project, I can deliver what you need.

May be willing to accept TFP/TFC instead of payment for ARTISTIC work only. Please note, can typically only do unpaid work in evenings or on weekends/holidays. Happy to negotiate a reasonable project rate for fetish/sensual/erotic work.

Wishing you much success,

Catherine

* Featured in Model Society's inaugural magazine (pages 8 & 9):
http://modelsociety.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Model-Society-Magazine-01.pdf

* Focus of Dominique Robinson's award winning new documentary short "Fit Mind": http://vimeo.com/album/2899321/video/74263834

* Subject in Gracie Hagen's critically acclaimed new book: "Illusions of the Body": http://www.graciehagen.com/lllusions-of-the-body/

* Subject of the photographer/model, Gracie Hagen in her nude model series: http://vimeo.com/73531953

* Subject of the video shoot by the trailblazer, Barbara DeGenevieve, for the show "It Ain't Over" at "Slow" in Pilsen in Chicago:

https://vimeo.com/69918117

Here's a snippet of The Chicago Weekly's review of the work:

“It ain’t over…” is all about power and how we mess with it—it’s about breaking rules, challenging assumptions, confronting ourselves and our relationship with power of any kind.

. . . Barbara DeGenevieve’s video piece showcases a large nude woman singing jazz standards directly to the camera. Her gaze is as confident as her voice crooning “Fever,” though her voice is almost more naked than her body.
Her complete self-assuredness confronts your conceptions of what a naked body and voice should be like—objectified, ashamed, inhibited—without making viewers uncomfortable. It’s a fine line, and both the artist and her model get it right. There’s a power to it, but also a humor. Because of her model’s aplomb and poise, it’s funny when she forgets a bit of the lyrics, not awkward. You’re invited in on the joke, you’re invited to laugh.

DeGenevieve’s model is not the traditional subject and her viewer is not the traditional gazer. These traditional lines are effaced, and what’s left is a completely sincere depiction of body and voice. . . There’s something bare and bold to these pieces and their humor. Unencumbered by irony, power is all that’s left."


* Recently had the honor of being shot for one of ddtphoto's series: http://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/27980079#27980079

* Am the subject of this t-shirt for DesignerDrugsFashion.com--check it out: http://www.theskimmilk.com/shop/terrysworld/

* One of the supporting characters in a music video-style commercial for Designer Drugs Fashion (company is now "Skim Milk"): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UhI3iVONfs&feature=player_embedded

* Co-starring in a Bart Baker music video parody of "Party Rock Anthem"--called "Slutty Mom Anthem"--over 1.3 million views to-date! And yes, that is a "character voice" I've put on for the singing/rapping, not my natural singing voice (channelling what I imagine Snookie's Mom might sound like). Enjoy the giggle: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbVwRKgKrjg

* You only hear my voice in this video--I'm the lead actor's dead mom, "Gladys" calling him on the phone: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMkKMkfuVQo

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