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Arabian Nights by Charles Folkard
“Sketch. Spirits of the Wood” - Bladmoran
“Death, or a Murder of Crows” - Juliancallos
One of my favorite photo shoots. The only thing she is wearing that is actual clothing is the leather bra. Everything else was acres of fabric that we pinned, tied, wrapped and stuffed into that little bra.
I’ve started a tumblr to chronicle my slow, plodding return to illustration. For now it just features the exercises I’m working on in Adobe Illustrator but hopefully will chronicle my evolution as an illustrator.
When I graduated from art school I was a pen and ink illustrator. This gave way to photography after the birth of my daughter and now, twelve years later, I am trying to find my way back. I never used a computer to draw before so that is a new and often frustrating experience but there are aspects that appeal to me. I will also be trying my hand at pen and ink again, watercolor and whatever else comes my way.
Thanks for reading!
My husband has a Tumblr now that is tracking his paper sculpture projects. Follow him so he feels the love!
The design for my Sultan Saladin’s Robot to fight the Crusaders. The helmet was based off of the Sultan’s Calvary and the armor off of his foot soldiers.
Most of the images I am posting in 2012 are from my archives of the last five years. Some I’ve shared before, some I’ve never shared. I may have some new projects in the works but for the most part I am taking a break from photography for 2012. I just don’t want you all to forget about me.
Peacock:
These images were made by projecting an engraving on the body of a nude model with a 100 watt light bulb and a cheap plastic enlarger.
More tentacles. I have to post these from time to time to remind the web where they originated from, they get stolen a lot. Erika Moen was the brave and chilly model.
I just had to re-post this the right way, it’s going around on a fairly popular thread but for some reason it’s sideways, and it’s making me nuts. Here is how it was actually shot.
Isn’t this the CUTEST photo? It’s my mother and aunt, circa 1953, playing dress up. It’s one of my favorite photos of all time.
Check out the original as well, a good lesson on why you can’t have an ego when you shoot stock photography. I did not put the flowers there. Still, always nice to see one’s work out in the real world!
Original post from my blawrg: American Cinematographer Magazine
A photo by Visioluxus of Dylan Meconis and me show up in an ad in this month’s issue of American Cinematographer magazine!
Here’s what the original looked like: