Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
Happy Day 20! Raise your hand—or, well, leave a comment—if you've managed to post every day this month so far! And leave a comment if you've joined in on #TsDailyOctShare even once. You're still welcome in this creative space, whether you've posted twenty times or only one. This is my second late-in-the-day post this month,... Continue Reading →
Want to add fun to your mini photos? How about using candy as a scenery element, or even as your main subject matter?
When making art feels inseparable from identity, stalled progress can feel personal, but for now, I’m allowing this series to live quietly in the back of my mind while I make other things and see what unfolds.
I'm stumbling back into the world of regularly creating and am excited about what is in store for the coming year!
The leaves below her feet part for her. There's a galaxy in the Octopus's eye, a symbol of what's to come, what will open up.
Here's a complete walk-through of how I composed this single photo, which may give you some insight into my process overall.
In case you missed it in my Oct. 17 - 23 weekly recap, here's a little behind the scenes on one of my Halloween Challenge images. For this image, I had planned to use these glittery ornately cut leaves I had seen at the dollar store and hadn't purchased, so i kept putting off this... Continue Reading →
November 2020 I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Based on previous symptoms, and the large number of lesions on my brain, it became evident that I'd had it for some time and was misdiagnosed previously. 7+ MRI scans later and an immense amount of stress in choosing treatment, medical bills piling up, and following up... Continue Reading →