Frozen with Marcelina 🥶 (Patreon)

Every now and then, I go back into an older shoot and realize there’s still gold buried in the files—frames that somehow slipped through the first edit, moments that hit differently with fresh eyes, or colors that come alive once you’ve grown as an artist. Today’s post is exactly that.

This set with Marcelina is one of the wildest, coldest, and most memorable shoots I’ve ever done. What makes it even crazier is that this was our first time working together. She drove five—maybe six—hours to get here, all because she wanted to create something that didn’t feel like anyone else’s feed, something that felt otherworldly. And honestly… she delivered.

The ice cave that day looked like it was carved out of a fantasy film—impossibly blue, glowing from within, smooth enough to look like glass but slippery enough to be an Olympic-level hazard. The photos might look effortless, but Marcelina was basically balancing on a tilted skating rink in thigh-highs. At one point she completely wiped out—like, a full send fall—hit the ice hard, and somehow popped back up laughing. Total trooper. (And yes, she was completely fine—just slightly frozen and very determined.)

For this return to the set, I dug back into the raw files and reworked everything from scratch. New color grading, new tonal work, new life. The ice has this insane cyan glow that I leaned into more this time, and the contrast with her black lace set just hits different now. It feels colder, sharper, and honestly more cinematic than the original release.

So here it is: the “lost” portion of the Marcelina Ice Set—the frames that didn’t make it into the first drop, newly polished and finally getting the attention they should’ve had from day one.

Thank you for being here, for supporting the art, and for letting me revisit moments like this with you. Enjoy the set. ❄️🖤