Model Interviews
August 31, 2008
Kellon Sanders
by Angie Workman
 Ademar Young Photography Kellon has already built an impressive modeling portfolio that includes billboard, print and runway modeling. He has even modeled for the US Army. Kellon initially launched his career modeling for his mother’s clothing company in Florida. “After that,” Kellon explains, ”I got a photographer to make me a portfolio and submitted it to a local agency. I did some modeling for local casinos and have also worked with photographers in Kansas City, Tulsa and New York.”
It’s easy to see why Kellon has been so successful, because he knows what it takes to succeed and isn’t disturbed by rejection. “Modeling takes confidence, self-assurance and a willingness to learn and be coached. Don’t fear rejection!” he states emphatically. “Rejection doesn’t bother me because I understand that I’m not the perfect candidate for every modeling opportunity.”
 Ademar Young Photography Kellon’s extracurricular activities are wide and varied. “I play guitar and love to read. I also enjoy playing with my two dogs, Priscilla and Dakota. And, of course, I love spending time with my girlfriend. I don’t get to relax very often, but when I do, I lay out by my pool. When I’m out with my friends we typically play sports or go out on the town, even though that’s a bit tough here in Tulsa,” Kellon jokes.
This model stays in great shape by exercising often. “I work out six days a week with a trainer, which includes strength training and cardio. I also eat very healthy foods, but I allow myself one cheat day per week. The desire to be successful helps me achieve my goals. I want to do the best with what I’ve been given.”
 Ademar Young Photography Kellon is excited to be a part of On Display Men and is looking forward to finding out what the future has in store for him. “I’m trying to extend my modeling outside of Tulsa, and I know On Display Men can help me accomplish that.” He also had a touching message for his devoted fan base: “Thank you all so much for your support. I’ve really come a long way, and your support has been my backbone to help me go even further.”
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