A picture’s worth a thousand words — but this ultra-sexy shot left one woman utterly speechless.
of $100 for post-graduation headshots back in 2010. And after the shoot, she was happy with the snaps. However, shortly thereafter, a friend in Sacramento, Calif., sent a picture ofatop Leonardo da Vinci’s famed Mona Lisa as the front page art of a local newspaper.
“Sacramento News & Review used my picture, and turned me into the Mona Lisa,” said Demeritt, noting that her image was used in an article about the lack of diversity in the city’s art scene. Demeritt considers her face being featured on the Mona Lisa one of the more “interesting” uses of her photos.Her likeness continued to be used — sans her authorization — both domestically and internationally on billboards, plastic surgery campaigns and in entrainment publications.
“This picture,” explained Demeritt of a shot that features her well-endowed chest, “ironically enough was used for a breast reduction ad.” The bulletin advertised cosmetic surgery therapy in New York City. to embellish spicy news features like “10 tops to wear if you have big boobs,” and “‘An open letter to the guy who accidentally touched my boob.’”
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