Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
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 wrote about Surrealism on the Toy Photographers blog in 2017. While I had been using surrealist tenants in my work (like illustrating my dreams), this was the first time I wrote about it. My goal when writing for the Toy Photographers blog that year was to be motivational, to really show everyone that toy... Continue Reading →
I wrote a list back in April of 2017 on toyphotographers.com about my 5 favorite figures to photograph. While those 5 will always remain near and dear to my heart, my current muses are much different.
There's a brand new book that I'm happy to announce! - Life of Toy Photographers, 2017 It's a look back at the artists of toyphotographers.com over the last year. I was part of the team that brought it to fruition, designing the print version of the cover and interior layout. You can also find a spread... Continue Reading →