#98 - Sarah Martin

Sarah sees something special in asymmetric. Be it black and white or the contrast of something different. It’s almost so asymmetric it becomes symmetric. If picking between a pumpkin face make up, a skull and an abomination she would pick the skull. Makes sense. Something that is always there but we never see. It's part of us, underneath. Sarah told me how she got into her profession, the time in Toronto and the creative process of the flow art. Sarah does a lot and she has her own studio now where she is ready once it's safe to continue and create a unique make up service accessible for all. Sarah has her own style and I can see perfection in it. Truly inspired in what you create! Thank you Sarah! Sarah is a professional Makeup Artist & Envogue Nail Technician!