Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
In part 1 of this series I discussed the '6 Do's and Don'ts of Using an Artist's Work.' But, if you need to source an image for your website, blog, book, etc. and aren't quite up to the task of approaching an artist, here are 20 more ways to find images you can use online... Continue Reading →
And by Artist I mean anyone who created something. In this post I'm not going to go into the ins and outs of copyright, that's for another day - today is simply about having respect for creators. Do not use any piece - whether to post on your blog, social media, get printed for your wall,... Continue Reading →
Wanting to make your own 1:12 dollhouse scale items? First you have to consider scale and make a template. In 1:12 scale, 1 inch in the real world is equivalent to 1 foot in the dollhouse world. The best way to begin is to pull out some dollhouse miniatures you already have and measure them... Continue Reading →
I recently decided to make my own HO scale traffic and rail road crossing lights. For the purpose of my photos, I don't need the expensive ones available that allow you to set timers for the change of the lights etc. I did want mine to be able to light up though, for my Headlights... Continue Reading →
As a disclaimer, I want to say that I am by no means an expert on this. I started the One Word Photo Challenge in January of 2014 and I am so happy that it's still going strong thanks to all the wonderful weekly participants. All in all, this post will outline how I began... Continue Reading →
I had a dream a week or two ago that went something like this (fyi Daisy is my male albino parakeet, whom we originally thought was a girl...hence the name, Eric is my boyfriend and Wolfgang is my cat): It was raining. In the living room, the rain came through the ceiling. Daisy's cage was in the... Continue Reading →
Consulting 101 2nd Edition by Lew Sauder (cover illustration by yours truly) was just published on February 14th! To learn more about the book click the link below. Buy this book here More information on cover illustration and design by Jennifer Nichole Wells