Obviously, California born Sarah Jane Woodall is just a blast to be with: and not only because she’s delightful to look at, she’s funny, she knows her own mind, likes to be naked, and is just gorgeously sexy.

Sarah has become delightfully notorious for luscious nude photographs in every outfit, role, and persona imaginable. I bet if there is something you like, well, there is a picture of sweet Sarah doing it.

The Interview.

APG: You are so at ease with your body and nudity; can you tell me how you came to be so comfortable in your own skin?

Sarah: I started modeling nude to prove a point to myself. I had always felt that there was nothing shameful in a naked body, yet when I started modeling I had a very strict “NO NUDES” clause in my contract. At that time, I was in a relationship with a pretty conservative guy….and when he and I broke up, I asked myself what was stopping me from being truly free. The answer was: NOTHING!!! So, I shed my clothes and my inhibitions, and have never looked back.

APG: I have heard that your appeal is part sex kitten part girl next door and you are really into being outdoors and into nature.Sarah: “I am a HUGE outdoors nut!! I live in the desert, so that’s my #1 spot. I love the sand dunes, the dry lake beds, the red rocks….I love the sunshine and the blue skies and the WIDE OPEN SPACES!”

APG: It takes a certain amount of freedom, confidence, intuition, and creativity to be a model and to be a performer. I was wondering if you admire any models or burlesque performers?

Sarah: I never really thought much of Bettie Page until I saw that movie they made about her a few years ago. There were SEVERAL scenes in that film that really resonated me with — in a REALLY WEIRD way, my life is paralleling hers. Although I have not found the same level of success…yet!

I also admire performance artist Annie Sprinkle IMMENSELY for her work demystifying the female body. “Public Cervix Announcement” is TO DIE FOR!

APG: Speaking of Annie Sprinkle, your recent foray into fine art was a great success. I would love to know more about the creative drive behind the performances that have recently received a great deal of press. I am thinking of the piece “The Electric Vagina” that premiered at the arts and culture festival Life is Beautiful, Las Vegas as part of Sin City Gallery’s curated gallery show.

Sarah: I was hired as a sexy mud wrestler at one of the Vegas casinos, and each lady wrestler had a very cartoonish, sexy persona: Dirty Diana, G.I. Jane, etc. When it came time to devise my own character, rather than pander to some dumb sexist fantasy I preferred to come up with something empowering. I already knew my name would be Wonderhussy, so I bought a traditionally sexy Wonder Woman costume and made some modifications.

“My name would be Wonderhussy” – Sarah Jane Woodall

I thought back to my high school art class sketchbooks, to a drawing of a woman with an electrical outlet for a vagina: a sexless hybrid of Man and Machine, a sexual Cyborg with none of the traditionally messy romantic and sexual entanglements. I made an electrical codpiece to fit over my Wonder Woman costume, plugged in a power drill with the longest, meanest concrete drill bit I could find….and attached an American flag to the end.

APG: And this developed further into an extended character-driven performance?

Sarah: I modified the idea for my favorite arts festival, Burning Man — I plugged in a blender instead of a drill, and blended up pitchers of delicious, frosty Coladas using nothing but Kegel power! I am currently brainstorming new electrical appliances/devices that I can plug into my Electric Vagina for the amusement and edification of others. Stay tuned!

APG: So……What is your next big project?

I am working on Electric Vagina 2.0: the Uber Vagina! In this version, you download an app and order up a cyber vagina when you need one…direct to your home. The vagina shows up, but no cash changes hands — it’s all done over the app. No fuss, no muss. Still hashing out the legalities.

Beautiful Sarah Jane Woodall in summation, she makes us laugh, feel good about ourselves, makes us want to know her more, and keeps us in wait for her next entertaining idea, and of course, her next hot picture.

We look forward to more creative, rebellious performative pieces, and maybe a few more nudes.