Christine is a stunning 23-year-old Calgarian of Filipina and Spanish ethnicity. She currently works with children part-time but is hoping to one day return to school. For the time being she is more than happy to continue working while promoting herself as a model on the side.

Photography By Eymeric Widling

This month’s gallery is from our upcoming zombie themed Halloween issue. Sam perfectly illustrates our commitment to featuring sexy, young, girl-next-door type women. The photography team played on the idea of Sam being a survivor of the zombie apocalypse.

Photography By Eymeric Widling
Hair and Makeup Stylists – Ashley Wright, Jory Davie, Yvonne Nguyen
Location generously provided by [...]

I think we can all agree, there’s just something about Russian girls… especially when they’re scantily clad and holding an AK-47.
20 year old Anastasia moved to Calgary from Kazan, Russia when she was 11 years old. She remembers the transition to life in Canada being difficult for her and her family. This sexy young woman [...]

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Krista is the focus of this months Wild Gunmen gallery. Each month we’ll bring you a different gallery that centers around a sexy, young, local woman.
Our focus with these galleries isn’t to bring you the sexiest, skankiest and most scandalous women in Calgary. No, there are many other local publications that already do that.
What we’re [...]

Geek Type: Outcast High School Geek
Linda Cardellini plays Lindsay Weir, a super bright girl who used to hang with the nerds, but has lost her faith, donned her dad’s old military jacket and is trying to make it into a crew of burnouts.
She doesn’t exactly fit in with the geeks or the burnouts, she’s sort [...]

Our project is based on the idea that videogames can be a part of our cultural understanding of war. As a journalist, I believe a true story is infinitely more valuable than a fictional one. I would like to see these small stories of Afghanistan translated into a more relatable and human medium than just [...]