Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
In October, a blog challenge encourages daily sharing of creative content without pressure for perfection. Participants can post anything from photos to unfinished works, fostering creativity and connection. Posts can be shared using #TsDailyOctShare, and resources for inspiration are provided for those who need ideas. Join the challenge!
One day I'll get my life together- a sentiment I often think to myself. But maybe it is together, just a little disjointed.
In 2024, the toy photography community flourished, fostering creativity and connections globally. Artists shared imaginative scenes and dynamic storytelling through platforms like Instagram. Looking to 2025, advancements in technology and collaborations promise continued growth. As we celebrate the holidays, we reflect on our shared art and connections, wishing everyone joy in the new year.
I got a question recently on how I've become comfortable opening myself up in artist statements. I don't fully open myself up.
"Your job is to watch where you're going and hopefully have the foresight and freedom to make some mid-course corrections along the way. One of the truly wonderful things about artmaking is that it gives you permission - at any given moment, in any given art piece - to access anything you need, from any... Continue Reading →
Planning and playing, a new series in the works.
Making assignments for yourself, being able to pursue your own creativity or trust your own artistic compulsions is the only way to make distinctive work that sticks with yourself and others. It's the only way to prevent yourself from becoming stagnant.
When I was 7 I wanted to grow up to be an artist. I quickly decided that wasn’t possible because I couldn’t draw. I sure could draw the rat on the cover of Ralph S. Mouse (this one), and I drew Ralph over and over, but to think of something and just draw it, that... Continue Reading →