FACES: A Portrait Series By Taylor Mae Photography

This past weekend I had the honor of having my picture featuring designer ‘Sophia Guajardo’ Western bow tie collection, being featured in my photographer friend’s portrait Gala titled “Faces: A Portrait Series By Taylor Mae Photography” at Oath Studio three days before my 34th Birthday! A big opportunity for me as a professional model! I am extremely grateful for this opportunity, and the growth, and work we have created over the years with SObo vintage boutique, and Oklahoma Fashion Alliance.

“Tracing expression in its truest form,
this series is a collection of portraits
from over the years that offer a
glimpse into my creative world.”- Taylor Mae

It was a beautiful night of networking, curated vibes, creativity, and a glimpse into the creative community of Tulsa! It was a pleasure seeing some new, and old faces in my community, and celebrating creative excellence in Tulsa!

Modeling for Designer Sophia Guajardo’s Western Bow Tie Collection

Happy Sagittarius Season! I can officially call myself a published international model after 10 years of being signed to a modeling agency at Linda Layman Agency, and rocking the runway from New York to Oklahoma! I am now featured on designer Sophia Guajardo’s website guajardostudio.com in England for her ‘Western Bow Tie’ collection check it out!

I’m excited to say that one of my photos from the collection with Sophia will be featured in photographer ‘Taylor Mae’s’ Art Gala ‘FACES’ Portrait series 3 days before my 34th Birthday 🎂 Saturday December 6th 6:00 pm -9:00 pm 119 South Owasso Ave Tulsa, Oklahoma.

New single ‘Hero’ 🪄 exclusively available on SoundCloud 🌩️, and YouTube ▶️

🌵New music OUT NOW 🚨My latest single Hero 🪄 just landed on SoundCloud 🌩️ and YouTube ▶️ exclusively! #Quentin〽️arcellis

This track 🎶is pure energy—me switching it up between vocals and bars, pulling from my love of 90s house vibes and sprinkling in a little Harry Potter magic 🪄. Think Hip Hop/R&B with a dancefloor twist.

What’s your #Hogwarts 🏰 house? Big salute to the #Hufflepuff underdogs 🦡—this one’s all about finding the strength to be your own hero. ✊🏾

Produced by Daniel J Reece , and Ackeret 🎹.

My Theatre/Actor Journey + Photoshoot with Designer Sophia Guajardo and Photographer Taylor Mae

My theatre Journey started when I was in Elementary School at Academy Central around the 5th grade and taking after school performing Arts classes at Central Highschool. I was rehearsing to be in a play about the American classical cartoon Peanuts: ‘Charlie Brown’ playing ‘Franklin Armstrong’ who was the first black character in Charles M. Schulz's ‘Peanuts’ comic strip. I was excited to portray this character on stage, especially one that looked like me. I remember my first theatre teacher Mrs. Ardelle I believe was her name, who trained me and the other cast who were in Middle Schools and Elementary schools around the city in dance, singing, and acting. After about a month of rehearsing I was pulled out of the class by my mother for bad grades, which broke my heart as a kid. Theatre was the first place I felt seem, felt heard, and where I felt like I belonged. I was also in my local Church plays for Easter, and Christmas, but being on stage felt different.

It wasn’t until I was in Middle School at Thoreau Demonstration Academy, that I got back into theatre by taking a drama class, and my favorite teacher instantly became Mr. Lavah who we nicknamed ‘Flava Lavah.’ The first play I was in was in the 6th grade and I played ‘Sandy the Dog’ in the theatre play ‘Annie.’ It required me to dress up in a dog costume and howl the song ‘Tomorrow’ with the actress that plays Annie. Pretty hilarious right? Lol But what was so dope is that as a young kid I was willing to be open minded, and not judge the role without looking at it negatively which landed me lead roles, and more speaking parts in 7th, and 8th grade.

At Union High-school I wasn’t in theatre, but my mother put me into acting classes at John Casablancas acting, and modeling school. After high school I moved to D.C, and eventually New York to pursue my modeling career for about 4 years. I remember passing by Broadway theatres and shows all the time but never having in interest in theatre. When I moved back to my hometown Tulsa, Oklahoma I signed with the Linda Layman Agency and from there I landed my first commercial with Alabama Credit Union, was a stand in for actor ‘Ricky Whittle’ for a TV called ‘American Gods’, a background extra in a movie called ‘Starbright’, a bodyguard in movie called ‘Jurassic Games’, and featured in two Hard Rock Casino commercials all in Oklahoma, and not New York, or L.A. Helping me get my first acting credit with (IMDB) an online database of information related to films, television series, podcasts, home videos, video games, and streaming content online.

I got back in Theatre in the year 2024 when I was asked to step in for someone who had dropped out of their role as one of the ‘Drifters’ in the play ‘Beautiful the Carol King Musical’ produced by ‘Theatre Tulsa’ in 2003. Jumping back into theatre my heart was racing, wondering if I had what it takes to fulfill the role, but then I remembered all of my experiencing performing my own original music from my two mixtapes ‘Days In The Midwest’ and ‘On A Journey’ and promoting my single ‘Carefree Black Boy’ led up to this moment. I took the role and met so many amazing people including choreographers, and vocal coaches and performed s solo number titled ‘Up On the Roof.’ The next play I would be in was in 2024 with ‘American Theatre Company’ a dram/comedy titled ‘Under The Skin’ where I played two characters at the same time Hector/Jarrel. Then in 2025, based on my previous theatre experience I was asked to audition for another play produced by Theatre North titled ‘Chicken & Biscuits’ a black family comedy. Someone at the ‘Tulsa Performing Arts Center’ saw my performance and asked me If I would be interested in their third self-Produced show in ‘Rag Time’ the musical in the Harlem Ensemble. I don’t know where my acting, and theatre experience will take me in the next 10 years, but I hope it continues to surprise me. I definitely want to get more into film. My dream is to be a fulltime artist in film, music, and modeling.

After an incredible run, we’re down to the last weekend of performances at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. Don’t miss your chance to experience this moving story of justice, love, and the heartbeat of America told through music.

📍 Tulsa Performing Arts Center
110 E 2nd St S, Tulsa, OK 74103

📅 Showtimes:
🎭 Friday, August 22 – Evening
🎭 Saturday, August 23 – Matinee & Evening
🎭 Sunday, August 24 – Closing Show

Every performance has been a journey—now we close it out with soul, fire, and gratitude. Come be part of history before the curtain falls.

This photoshoot was taken, and styled by photographer, and ‘The Sobo’ 2201 E Admiral Blvd Suite A, Tulsa, OK 74110 vintage shop owner (www.thesobo.shop) Taylor Mae who I last shot with at The Philbrook Museum with Tulsa Creative Engine, and UK based designer ‘Sophia Guajardo’ (www.guajardostudio.com) who designed the bowties, and who I have had the pleasure of modeling for in three runway shows with Oklahoma Fashion Alliance.

The Year Of Transformation

A Mid-Year Reflection From the Journey

I’m On A Journey—literally and spiritually.
We’ve hit the halfway mark of 2025, and to say this year has been anything less than a whirlwind of growth, losses, lessons, and divine breakthroughs would be an understatement. Transformation doesn’t come pretty—it comes with cracked mirrors, unexpected solitude, and days when you’re just trying to remember who you are.

As a healer, I’ve come to understand something deeply humbling:
The healers need healing too.
I’m not writing this from some mountaintop of perfection. I’m writing this from the middle of my own transformation—still healing, still hurting, still rising.

But what’s changed is this:
I’m no longer hiding the parts of me that feel unfinished.

🔓 Stepping Out of the Spiritual Closet

For a long time, I sat on my gifts—afraid to be seen fully. Afraid my brokenness disqualified me. But Queology was never meant to be perfect. It was meant to be real.

So I’m reclaiming my voice. And I’m finally ready to share what’s always been inside me:
✨ Tarot
🧘🏾 Meditation + Yoga
🌌 Astrology + Numerology
📿 Words of wisdom, downloads, & spiritual storytelling

I’ll be sharing more on my YouTube, blog, and social media—offering guidance, tools, and real conversations about the Universe, energy, shadow work, self-love, and this beautifully chaotic thing we call life.

🌱 Where I Am Now

This isn’t a “look how far I’ve come” post.
This is a “look how far I’m willing to go” post.
And if you're on a similar path—messy, magical, and in motion—then this space is for you.

Welcome back to Queology.net
We’re just getting started.
Make the Universe bend for you.