“I think that was a pretty big break, when I met Farrah. With her, she became more of a friend and I didn’t do her makeup that much. I did the Oscars with her, a couple of photo shoots, but we remained friends. She was very supportive of me, and would call me to say she was proud of me when she would see photos with my name on the credits. She knew me when it all started and to see how my career advanced, she was always very supportive and very kind to me. And I think that is probably the thing that I’m most proud of, is the connections I’ve made. And not just with celebrities, but with photographers, directors, models, makeup people, hair people, people I’ve met in the industry. I don’t know if I’ve had just one defining break, I’ve been doing it for so long. To have longevity in this industry you have to know how to sort of reinvent yourself and recreate the will. So there’s many times when I’ve thought, ‘Wow, that’s it. I’m done.’ And then I get into myself and I think, ‘Okay, what is it I want to do?’ And I get a model or an actress, Kim Kardashian used to come over my house and she was my little muse. And I’d beat her face and we’d take some pictures and next thing you know I’ve got my fifteen minutes again. And that’s just the nature of being in this business, the nature of being an artist. You’re going to have high times, you’re going to have low times, you have to just focus on what you do, and never stop evolving, never stop learning. Once you feel you’ve got it all figured out, that’s when your career’s done."
