Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
[In response to PhotoRehab Cover Makeover 16] View the challenge at the link above. See what others are contributing by checking out the tag #photorehabcovermakeover. See some other cool Dark Side of the Moon interpretations here. My contributions: The first, a crop of Bean on the Moon with the moon made of a foam ball. The... Continue Reading →
[In response to PhotoRehab Cover Makeover 9] Ah 1984. I've read this one a couple of times. While not my favorite novel, I do love anything Utopian/Dystopian society related, so this one still grabs my attention. "The year 1984 has come and gone, but George Orwell's prophetic, nightmarish vision in 1949 of the world we were... Continue Reading →
2013 was a great year for me artistically. I graduated with my BFA I was in 13 publications I was Freshly Pressed I was a part of 11 shows Not to mention, I was commissioned for 2 more book covers and a portfolio shoot just before the end of the year! Thank you for all... Continue Reading →
Just finished a book cover for the lovely Natasha Huyler. Check out some of my other book designs here. The letters were hand built out of cardboard, painters tape and acrylic paint. The graduation gown and hat, thought bubble and money were printed in scale from the computer onto cardstock, cut out with an exacto... Continue Reading →
Because I have changed the layout of my website so drastically, I am converting some of my previous pages into posts so that they can still be viewed with ease. Here's the first of these conversions. My work created for the publication and promotion of the book Working Would be Great if it... Continue Reading →
The book is here! Check it out! And also, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
Today I attended my first Intaglio Photo Gravure class and I'm pretty excited. Our assignment is to make a portrait. "Stress, Portrait of a Killer" is a documentary I've been watching on YouTube. So, when thinking about the word 'portrait,' while sitting here watching "Dexter," my mind automatically went back to that documentary. So, here's... Continue Reading →