Tutorials:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayMMeviJx-E
Citra-Solv Transfer:
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Self Portrait- Photo Weaving
How to make a photoweave: (step by step instructions featuring photos of process)
http://content.photojojo.com/diy/make-a-photo-weave/
Preparing and weaving your photos: (advice, tips, what to do once complete, material list)
http://scrapbooking.about.com/library/weekly/blphotoweaving.htm
Todd M Duym
March 2009
Marseille, France
2010
Todd Duym
Tintin Cooper
2012
Time Lapse of a Photo Weave: (Todd M Duym)
http://vimeo.com/3533846
Todd M Duym's blog specifically pertaining to photo weaves------ http://blog.toddmduym.com/?cat=82
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Growing Up
1996
2000
2004
Summer 2012
Summer 2012
When I was little, my mom and dad would try to capture every little moment or accomplishment in my life. From losing my first tooth, to the perfect attendance record I received in 4th grade. Obviously with all these pictures from my childhood, I couldn't chose just one. I don't think there is a single picture of me that can completely describe me. Even narrowing it down to 5 was a difficult process.
I think that I've always been an energetic girl looking to have as much fun as possible. I've always been good at cheering people up and getting a good laugh in. I have never taken myself or life too seriously and I think that life is too short to get caught up on the little things. I think that as I've matured I've learned when it's acceptable to be silly and when it's time to be serious. I'll always be that silly girl who loves to make everybody laugh but I used to get in trouble a lot throughout elementary school for doing things that I found amusing that were considered hurtful or disrespectful. Throughout my life I have learned to filter out my thoughts and how to keep to myself.
Emulsion Transfers
Emulsion Transfer
Emulsion Transfer on wood
Emulsion transfer using purell hand sanitizer and canvas
Blue Sky Gallery Field Trip
What Inspired Me?
There's a Girl Under There
Seymour Snaer
Trish Grantham
paper collage, acrylic, watercolor, ink, resin on panel
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Natural Vision
Question: what is your natural vision?
I think that through experience you discover your natural vision. I think that it takes time and multiple experimenting processes to find the groove of your vision. Personally, I don't think I've had enough time to find out what my natural vision is. I really am enjoying everything and there's something I like and dislike in every style of photography. I think this year though I'm going to focus on all types of portraits because I love how you can take 100 pictures of the same person in the same position and it can be completely different. I think living things are easier to work with since you can give them direction compared to natural or scenery subjects. I haven't discovered my true natural vision in photography quite yet but I think that throughout the next few months I will get to know my tools, style, and vision very well.
I think that through experience you discover your natural vision. I think that it takes time and multiple experimenting processes to find the groove of your vision. Personally, I don't think I've had enough time to find out what my natural vision is. I really am enjoying everything and there's something I like and dislike in every style of photography. I think this year though I'm going to focus on all types of portraits because I love how you can take 100 pictures of the same person in the same position and it can be completely different. I think living things are easier to work with since you can give them direction compared to natural or scenery subjects. I haven't discovered my true natural vision in photography quite yet but I think that throughout the next few months I will get to know my tools, style, and vision very well.
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