Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
I originally published this list on toyphotographers.com June 2017. Almost 2 years later I've revisited it to try to learn from my own advice. The first 2 weeks of April I was traveling with work. The end of that first week through the beginning of the next I had the flu. A week after returning,... Continue Reading →
I've been photographing my 5 inch tall Body Chan doll for some time. Her smooth, bare, plastic body was precisely what I wanted for the photos I envisioned with her. Her grey plastic nudity seemed to offend some poeple however and I got numerous messages about dressing her. I did not buy her any clothing.... Continue Reading →
I got a comment on one of my mini cooking posts recently on where to get the food necessary for doing your own mini cooking. Once I also discovered a similar question in my blog searches a few times I thought it was time to do a formal post on the matter.
How do I make money in toy photography? There are actually quite a few ways to do this, however no path is a sure or easy bet. And in all honesty, making money from toy photography is not much different to how you can make money from photography in general.
A how-to and behind to scenes of one of my newest images. Here I use the 3Doodler 1.0 to create a colorful, whimsical forest. https://youtu.be/WSEDVAvZY5E
Awhile back I got a 3D printer. A small m3d. It prints to about 4.5 x 4.5 inches at the largest, but was relatively inexpensive as far as 3d printers are concerned and came completely built - a must for me. I recently found myself listing off all the things I wish I had known... Continue Reading →
The next stop in mini madness - working mini tools. At this point you've all seen the real mini cooking videos. But, have you seen the mini wood working ones? Check out this playlist by eHow: Learn a little bit about the supplies they used here, or simply scroll down for my research and suggestions... Continue Reading →
I recently purchased this room box kit from Amazon for $22.95. There's little description, but the set is 1:24 scale (1/2 scale) and comes with all the accessories pictured. It arrived at my door on Halloween. I've never purchased a full dollhouse room box kit before, although I have had furniture kits. So, let's go... Continue Reading →