Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
That's very much a working title. I have no idea how I'll end up framing this piece. All I know is I took too long to finally get to work on it after I envisioned it, but it still came out just like I wanted it to. I have an idea for a follow up... Continue Reading →
An anatomical model of a head, blood tubes, still sealed in plastic, found at a flea market, and then the rest came. Behind the scenes: water, food coloring, a blunt tipped syringe that I have for resin crafting, a miniature table, microscope and anatomical human, a still miniature but larger, anatomical head model, ten blood... Continue Reading →
Sunday - more relaxing and diving into Grey's Anatomy, which I surprisingly hadn't watched up until this point. Eric and I went for a run Sunday night. Neither if us had run in years, but it was a good start. Monday - labor day off work filled with relaxing, meaning mostly Netflix watching. Tuesday -... Continue Reading →
Sunday - a trip to the flea market, more Manifest, and an unexpected urge to paint. Monday - work, appointment, more painting and Manifest. Tuesday through Friday - work of course, running out of Manifest episodes, and planning this year's Halloween challenge. Saturday - eye appointment, Another Broken Egg Cafe enjoyed at home, and fully... Continue Reading →
Sunday - relaxing and picture taking. I'm on a once a week picture taking streak at the moment. That'll increase most likely, but I don't mind. It's allowed me to rest and think about new images throughout the week after. Monday through Friday - work, relaxing, hanging out with a friend one night, and Eric... Continue Reading →
1960s Wolverine Toy Company cardboard dollhouse and some lights
Louis Marx 1960s space men, decorative snowflakes and the thing in the video below, all in charcoal bath bomb filled water Space & the SurrealA New Take on Bath Toys https://videopress.com/v/Pj08wTMu?resizeToParent=true&preloadContent=metadata
It's no secret that the backdrops I most often use in my photos are simply sheets of scrapbook paper. My favorite is glitter scrapbook paper. Turn it just a bit and it catches the light in such wonderful ways. I've used iridescent scrapbook paper recently too, which can be turned just about any color based... Continue Reading →