Toronto Sun's popular SUNshine Girl feature once again spotlights a local personality with a story to tell. This edition revisits Elisa, a model whose photoshoot captured her vibrant spirit and diverse interests back in 2017.
A Glimpse into Elisa's World
The photos, captured by acclaimed Toronto Sun photographer Jack Boland, present Elisa in a series of engaging portraits. Beyond the visuals, her profile reveals a woman with a taste for classic Canadian pastimes and distinct creative inspirations.
Standing at 5-foot-6 with striking blue eyes, Elisa is a Capricorn who finds joy in simple, fulfilling activities. Her ideal summer day is spent out on the water, rod in hand, where she enjoys fishing for species like smallmouth bass and catfish.
Passions from Music to Literature
When she's not by the lake, Elisa's playlist is likely filled with the sounds of country music. She is a noted fan of award-winning singer Miranda Lambert, whose storytelling through song resonates with her.
Perhaps more surprising was her literary ambition at the time. During her 2017 feature, Elisa expressed a desire to channel her creativity into writing. She aimed to author a horror or thriller novel, drawing inspiration from the master of the genre himself, Stephen King.
The Legacy of the SUNshine Girl Feature
The SUNshine Girl segment has long been a staple of the Toronto Sun, offering glimpses into the lives of women from across the Greater Toronto Area and beyond. It combines photography with personal tidbits, creating a unique snapshot of individuals at a moment in time.
Elisa's feature, preserved through Boland's lens, remains a part of this archive—a reminder of summer days, artistic dreams, and the diverse personalities that define the region's cultural landscape.
