Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
There is something sacred about working in inches when miles feel impossible. Following a nomination for the Wynn Newhouse Awards, I considered what it means to build small worlds with multiple sclerosis, and to be seen within them.
March is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, and while the month might be nearing its end, it's not too late to check out this year's MSAA Art Showcase! I am so happy to announce that my images are featured among those of the other wonderful artists in this show, and I would be so honored to... Continue Reading →
the links provided at the end of this post, but additionally, I'd like to feature some new ones here from time to time. So let's begin -
Looking at the trends of the Lenscratch Favorite Photograph Exhibition and forming a new call for a yearly toy photography exhibition.
I sent in a photo this year to Lenscratch's Favorite Photos exhibition. I chose a recent image I'd made, which tends to be how my favorites go .
Went to MOSH's Toytopia exhibit the night of the Playworld Mini Comic-Con. But I'll admit, I was much more interested in the exhibit on the history of toys. A little disappointed that it was mostly pictures, but had fun regardless. Click an image to view it larger.
Enjoy @stalagmitethrilla and @fstop_rebel having a discussion about a variety of toy photographers. This episode discusses my work as well! https://www.instagram.com/tv/CGJcRZzJjGS/?igshid=1j130n4s75z9a
Happy New Year! Did you celebrate? Lenscratch has a pretty cool show they just published on their site where photographers submitted their favorite image they took during 2020. I took a new favorite a few days after the deadline, but I'm still enormously happy with this shot. Click here to check out mine and the... Continue Reading →