New Jewelry Company...

For a complete change of pace, Ashlynn had her first jewelry shoot for Conique’s new brand launch.

The shoot was only for a few hours, but the photographer shot an incredible number of photos. 

A Black and White Lookbook...

Ashlynn’s other lookbook that week was for Gaze de Lin, a brand founded by a Korean designer who trained in the US.

A Busy Week in Seoul...

Ashlynn shot yet another Korean lookbook, this one for a company called Andy & Debb, which mostly used the shots on Instagram.

It was very cool to see an image of Ashlynn used for their post on International Women’s Day.

The Age of Innocence...

I thought it was incredibly cool that Ashlynn did a shoot at the Blooming Matrix exhibit at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, which I blogged about on June 28. Even cooler was that it was a bridal shoot for Noblesse Weddings magazine. 

Here she is behind-the-scenes...

...and in the final images. 

Some of the dresses were quite elegant...

...while others were pretty crazy.

Ashlynn for Lynn...

Ashlynn never made it to the DMZ, but she got close by doing a shoot at Yeongang Gallery, which is located near the demilitarized zone. 

Their website seems to be down, so I’ve included a crazy number of the images here. To see even more, Lynn’s Instagram looks like an Ashlynn fan page.

Jessica Rabbit...

The following weekend, Aye-Aye hosted an Ultimate tournament on campus. On the Saturday night, there was an animated characters party at the LCR. When Veronica was home over Christmas, we went vintage store shopping and bought her this great dress.

With a red wig and some purple gloves, she was fully transformed into Jessica Rabbit from Who Framed Roger Rabbit (although the real Jessica probably wouldn’t be caught dead in Dr Martens).

Jessica is one of the most well-known sex symbols in animation and is famous for the quote, “I’m not bad. I’m just drawn that way.”

Once again, Veronica had a great time partying with her Aye-Aye family.

Award-Winning Campaign...

It was cool that Veronica was part of a team that won an award for Aye-Aye’s submission for UEA’s Mental Health Week.