Raven Balor

Balor is said to be the son of Buarainech and husband of Cethlenn. Balor is described as a giant with an eye in the middle of his forehead. This eye wreaks destruction when opened. The Cath Maige Tuired calls it a "destructive" and "poisonous" eye that no army can withstand, and says that it takes four men to lift the eyelid. In later folklore it is described as follows: "It was always covered with seven cloaks to keep it cool. He took the cloaks off one by one. At the first, ferns began to wither. At the second, grass began to redden. At the third, wood and trees began to heat up. At the fourth, smoke came out of wood and trees. At the fifth, everything got red hot. At the sixth...... At the seventh, the whole land caught fire"

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Alternative model based in Birmingham.

I am currently signed and represented by Rogue Model Management. My previous work includes working on sets, taking part in music video work and independent movies. I have experience on the catwalk too as I have modelled at the Alternative Model of the Year competition in 2014 and 2015. I am also attending the Alternative & Burlesque fair's as an official model of Rogue. 

I'm always looking to do shoots as I have a real passion for modelling. I feel that I can become whatever character I need to be and creating characters and idea's is something I feel I excel at.

I have 3 piercings, which are 1 gauge, 1 standard ear lobe piercing and a septum piercing, and 5 tattoos, which are; chest, ribs, both inside wrists, left forearm and right arm sleeve.

My base rate begins at £15 per hour, with a half day (4 hours) is £50, and a full day (8 hours) is discounted to £100. 

You can also find me via my Facebook page, Twitter or Instagram profile, just search for "Raven Balor". If you have any questions or are interested in working with me, please contact me.

You can also book me via the 'Rogue Model Management' website. 

“I do not live for what the world thinks of me, but for what I think of myself.”