Welcome to the Black Sheep farm I am leahunter! I am a therapist, administrative assistant and publicist working in music, fashion and entertainment. I am a valuable tool in the work belt of any musician, model, pro athlete, and/ or erotic entertainer who wants to get print press media, online and college radio exposure. My process is Co-Creative all the way to the IM so that we can chat frequently ensuring that no detail is overlooked. I work with only a few clients at a time this way I can be truly dedicated to your project and myself. Guaranteeing genuine promotion because I don’t have to I want to and I have the time to. Now doesn’t that make the difference in any relationship?
I am here to be part of the movement for my sun and all my ancestors, to help preserve and record our culture through oral and visual his and herstory. Utilizing these methods as a tool to keep records of what is and has happened. When my son or daughter has questions his father or I can’t answer maybe the music or art can. The sound and the visual stimulation will unlock the answer in the subconscious and bring it to the forefront to be seen, addressed, and resolved. They will hear the answer in the music, See it in the art, didn’t and don’t you?
The word music comes from the word Muse. The Muse is an inspiration that comes from an external or internal source. The artist creates a reflection of the message that the muse has given him, her, and/or them. I want to paint the sunset with the brilliance of that reflection. Take it to the world for all to share and experience, dancing in the grass under the hot sun to the musing of your art, feeling for this moment freedom a rare commodity in this high-pressure world.~*~Google me leahunter ~*~*~*~http://www.linkedin.com/in/leahunterhttp://www.modelm
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I have carried a heavy load on my back ever since I was a boy. I realized then that we could not hold our own with the white men. We were like deer. They were like grizzly bears. We had small country. Their country was large. We were contented to let things remain as the Great Spirit Chief made them. They were not, and would change the rivers and mountains if they did not suit them.
Chief Joseph
Nez Pierce (1840-1904)
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