Sara Fabel facts for kids

Sara Fabel, whose real name is Sari Katriina Virtanen, is a talented artist from Finland. She is known for her work as a model, an illustrator (someone who draws pictures), a tattoo artist, and an actress.

Sara Fabel's Early Life and Education

Sara Fabel grew up in Helsinki, Finland. As a teenager, she studied at Aalto University to become an art teacher. During her studies, she went on an exchange program to Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia. While in Australia, she also learned about photography and animation.

After returning to Finland, Sara worked part-time as a teacher. She also worked as a freelance illustrator and model. In 2006, Sara Fabel began traveling the world as an artist.

Sara Fabel's Career Journey

Fabel started sharing her artwork and modeling photos online. She used social media sites like Facebook, Tumblr, and Instagram. By the end of 2010, she had many fans who loved her art and modeling.

She began traveling and meeting photographers and artists from different countries. She worked with them on various art projects and campaigns. In 2013, Sara Fabel moved to the United States. She stopped modeling around this time. She also acted in a movie called Anarchy Parlor, playing one of the main characters. Since 2013, Fabel has focused mostly on her art, taking a break from acting and modeling.

• From 2007 to 2012, Sara Fabel lived mainly in Australia.
• From 2013 to the present, Sara Fabel has lived mainly in the USA.

Acting in Film

• In 2013, Sara Fabel was chosen to act in the movie Anarchy Parlor.

Featured in Publications

Sara Fabel has been featured in many magazines and newspapers around the world. Most of these publications are in Australia and the United States. The articles about her usually talk about her work as a model, actress, tattoo artist, or general artist.

While living in New Zealand, Sara Fabel started to become more known as a model. She worked with local and international artists and photographers. One of these projects was T.J. Scott's art book called In the Tub. After this, Fabel's modeling career grew. She was often featured in popular tattoo magazines like Front (magazine) (Issue 154, 2011, where she was listed as one of the top 50 hottest tattooed females), inked (magazine), Tattoos Downunder, Custom Tattooz, and Tattoo Society. She also appeared on a special double cover edition of Bound by Ink.

Fabel has also been featured in magazines about fashion, street art, and fine art. These include ACCLAIM, Diesel – Only the Brave, Culture magazine (Australia), Me Naiset (Finland), Reykjavik Boulevard (Iceland), and Sinical (International).

Charity Work and Support

Sara Fabel has helped raise money for important causes. She worked with T.J. Scott on the "In the Tub" projects to raise awareness for cancer. She also worked with Peter Coulson, a famous Australian fine art photographer. Coulson's book, In My Pants the Book, received funding from the Australian government to help raise money for cancer awareness.

Sara Fabel also strongly supports animal rights. She uses her large following on social media to bring attention to issues like domestic animal abuse, such as declawing. In 2015, Sara Fabel was chosen to be the face of a fundraising project. This project aimed to support and fund animal shelters.

Artists Sara Fabel Has Collaborated With

• Kevin Llewellyn: Their modeling collaboration was shown in Kat Von D's Wonderland gallery.
• Mike Giant

Hell Has No Fury: Sara Fabel's Brand

"Hell has NO fury" is the name of Sara Fabel's brand. This brand includes clothing and art. It aims to promote self-awareness and ideas related to Atheistic and Agnostic belief systems.