Behind the Silver Hair - A Quick Brain Pick with Trisha O'Bannon

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This Saturday, February 27, The Lifedrawing Setup will be back and only 25 slots are available. This male and female nude life drawing event will also feature the beats of Ulzzang Pistol, No Rome, and Local Disk (C:).
The female model for the night is 21-year old Trisha O'Bannon. I was given the privilege to have a quick interview with Trisha recently and here's our Q and A:

Which form of art is your favorite? Literature is and always will be my first love!

Tell me the story of your hair color. I've always thought black hair was too boring for me, and I wanted my hair color to reflect my actual personality. I went for silver hair because it makes me look and feel like a unicorn!

Which tattoo is your favorite? My half-geometric half-skull cat tattoo on my forearm.

How did you get involved in Shibari? What made you curious about it? How can one be part of the Shibari culture? My rope artist was a Facebook friend, and she posted looking for models. I wanted to try something new and volunteered. I think I've always been into the idea of bondage, even when I was much younger. Joining the kink community and going to rope munches will introduce you to the people in the community and some basics that you need to know if you're getting into rope bondage.

How comfortable is it to be naked? It takes some getting used to, but once you're comfortable with it, there's no turning back. Your friends walking in on you naked is more uncomfortable for them than it is for you!

What goes on your head when you model? "I hope the lighting's nice. Remember to suck in your stomach. Shit, cramp, shit shit shit!"
Head on to Restock Coffee and Curiosities to catch this rare event. Check out more details on the event page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/953371371367074/ 

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