Indulge in a luxury boudoir photoshoot at XOXO Alice, including professional hair and makeup and access to a size inclusive wardrobe. Photographer Alecia Hoyt is the company owner and TSMSOC parent.

Your photoshoot will last approximately 2 hours and take place at the downtown studio. They will spend enough time in your photoshoot to produce a gorgeous set of images. After your photoshoot, you will meet over zoom to view images and purchase your favorites.

This auction item includes the photoshoot itself. Digital collections (starting at $990) and albums (starting at $1900) are available for purchase.

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Value: $500

Dress your toddler in this beautiful pale blue knit cardigan from The Woman's Exchange. The sweater is size 3T with long sleeves.

Value: $48

Get adjusted from the comfort of your home with A Better You Chiropractic. Dr. Sheri Williams is committed to healing lives one spine at a time. You'll receive an initial mobile chiropractic consultation and exam. Chiropractic adjustment is included.

Value: $200

Students explored this year's BUILD hub topic by making ceramic luminary homes under the guidance of studio teacher Theresa Eppert. They began by locating a reference image on Google Earth and learning about the architecture of homes. They experimented with drawing the home and used that as a blueprint for clay construction.

Students learned about the six stages of clay. They experimented with tools and punches and recycled clay with the slam wedge process. Students worked three-dimensionally, rolling and building with clay slabs. They completed the process by applying a glaze.

Students explored this year's BUILD hub topic by making ceramic luminary homes under the guidance of studio teacher Theresa Eppert. They began by locating a reference image on Google Earth and learning about the architecture of homes. They experimented with drawing the home and used that as a blueprint for clay construction.

Students learned about the six stages of clay. They experimented with tools and punches and recycled clay with the slam wedge process. Students worked three-dimensionally, rolling and building with clay slabs. They completed the process by applying a glaze.

Students explored this year's BUILD hub topic by making ceramic luminary homes under the guidance of studio teacher Theresa Eppert. They began by locating a reference image on Google Earth and learning about the architecture of homes. They experimented with drawing the home and used that as a blueprint for clay construction.

Students learned about the six stages of clay. They experimented with tools and punches and recycled clay with the slam wedge process. Students worked three-dimensionally, rolling and building with clay slabs. They completed the process by applying a glaze.

Students explored this year's BUILD hub topic by making ceramic luminary homes under the guidance of studio teacher Theresa Eppert. They began by locating a reference image on Google Earth and learning about the architecture of homes. They experimented with drawing the home and used that as a blueprint for clay construction.

Students learned about the six stages of clay. They experimented with tools and punches and recycled clay with the slam wedge process. Students worked three-dimensionally, rolling and building with clay slabs. They completed the process by applying a glaze.

Students explored this year's BUILD hub topic by making ceramic luminary homes under the guidance of studio teacher Theresa Eppert. They began by locating a reference image on Google Earth and learning about the architecture of homes. They experimented with drawing the home and used that as a blueprint for clay construction.

Students learned about the six stages of clay. They experimented with tools and punches and recycled clay with the slam wedge process. Students worked three-dimensionally, rolling and building with clay slabs. They completed the process by applying a glaze.

Students explored this year's BUILD hub topic by making ceramic luminary homes under the guidance of studio teacher Theresa Eppert. They began by locating a reference image on Google Earth and learning about the architecture of homes. They experimented with drawing the home and used that as a blueprint for clay construction.

Students learned about the six stages of clay. They experimented with tools and punches and recycled clay with the slam wedge process. Students worked three-dimensionally, rolling and building with clay slabs. They completed the process by applying a glaze.

Students explored this year's BUILD hub topic by making ceramic luminary homes under the guidance of studio teacher Theresa Eppert. They began by locating a reference image on Google Earth and learning about the architecture of homes. They experimented with drawing the home and used that as a blueprint for clay construction.

Students learned about the six stages of clay. They experimented with tools and punches and recycled clay with the slam wedge process. Students worked three-dimensionally, rolling and building with clay slabs. They completed the process by applying a glaze.

Our JK-3rd grade students explored this year's BUILD hub topic by making simple ceramic votive homes with studio teacher Monica Moran. They learned about clay processes and experimented with tools to build the front of their house. They completed the process by applying a glaze.

Take home your student's one-of-a-kind piece of art!