About

Me

Hey!

My name is Briana Wyatt.

I’m a creative at heart—using my gifts to create visions and unique pictures that tell stories. Growing up surrounded by my love of gaming, music, and endless creativity, I developed a deep love for art and collaboration. My main journey has been modeling which started in 2020. I also do my own makeup, I sing, I’m learning instruments, and in the future I will do voice acting. The point of it all is self-expression, and I strive to inspire growth through my creations and spread joy.

I also love new opportunities and meeting genuine people.

“I didn’t know why I started to pursue this modeling dream when I first started almost a year ago, I just knew it felt right. And good. I saw my vision in my head everyday. Every discouraging moment - every time it got harder - I went harder. I didn’t understand at first why I go as hard as I do. It’s not for fame because I think that’s too overwhelming. It’s not a façade. So why?

Besides the obvious reasons of wanting to have fun creatively and look good, I figured out why just this month through reflecting on my journey. I do this to be my biggest cheerleader. I do this to show my love for myself. When it comes down to it, it’s really a point I’m proving to make up for all the years I was consistently horrible to myself because of my insecurities. For the entirety of my middle and high school career, and some of elementary, I would beat. Myself. Up. Everyday. (Not physically). It unintentionally affected the people around me. Name ANY body part, I was insecure about it. No doubt. Starting in middle school I used to wear sleeves and jeans everyday (yes, even in the summer) because I didn’t want to show my body. I wore hoodies & headphones to hide my face and disappear in the school halls. I avoided all bodies of water around school friends, avoided parties, mirrors, and avoided relationships. In November 2019, I bought my first dress, but I avoided showing my legs in public until around a year later.

A few of you have witnessed all of this, and you’ve stuck by me through my transformation. You told me then that I would eventually love myself. I laughed in your face and said, “Yeah right.” But you guys see me now. The universe has a funny way of showing you that what you want is not always best. Life is too short, and it will always be unfair. I had to realize that I was the only person I was going to be with for my entire life—the only body that I was going to be in was mine. I recognized my talents, my worth, and my potential. I have a lot to give. I still have a lot to grow. I really love who I am becoming, and I really love that I get to show you all.

Making myself known still feels unnatural because I’m not used to being on people’s radars. This has been a huge step out of my comfort zone, but the people that I’m attracting just lets me know that I’m on the right path — and having talented, quality people on my side is something that I can get used to very quickly. :)

Thank you for reading.”