I’m Astrid Kallsen, a full time multifaceted and adventure model. I’m based in Seattle, WA but I tour throughout the year to work with artists across the world. My goal is to inspire others in the way that my experiences have inspired me. As a model, I’m open to a variety of ideas. I want to help the artist realize their own inspirations. I enjoy many styles and genres and working with a diverse range of artists. I have experience modeling for portfolios, editorials, showpieces, books, workshops, runways, etc. I am happy to model for a variety of experience levels. We are always learning, and I am open to giving help or guidance the way other artists continue helping me.
I’m passionate about my work, respect the people I work with, and maintain professionalism for a better creative experience. When I pose, I work with the environment, style and mood I’m given, making me flexible for different projects. Email me to book me to model or with questions. Please view my portfolios demonstrating a few of the styles I’ve done or follow me on Instagram or Twitter. I am more often traveling on tour than I am at home. Subscribe to my newsletter for updates on my adventures!
Tour Schedule
NOVEMBER
Augusta/Savannah, GA Nov 5
Jacksonville, FL Nov 5-6
Daytona, FL Nov 7
Space Coast Nov 8
Fort Lauderdale Nov 9-10
Naples Nov 11
Tampa Nov 12-15
Orlando Nov 16
Gainesville Nov 17-18
Providence Canyon in Georgia Nov 19
DECEMBER
Seattle, WA December 1-20
JANUARY
Buffalo, NY Jan 9-11
Rochester, NY Jan 12
Albany, NY Jan 13-14
New York, NY Jan 15-19
Philadelphia, PA Jan 20-26
Baltimore, MD Jan 27-28
DC Jan 29-Feb 2
I tour as a model for projects in locations all over the world. Email to book while I have plans to be in your area or nearby. When I have availability, you can book me to come to other locations for specific projects. Send me your contact information, if you’re interested in being emailed about setting up a booking when I have future tour dates to your area. For updates on new workshops, events, and tours, follow my newsletter.
