Here is my third post dedicated to my toy portrait series! It has been so fun to work on!!
It’s forcing me to think of background and scenery that compliment the toy and not just a plain white background (though sometimes that is the complimentary color) I have missed days here and there, BIG TIME, but that’s fine! This is my project and my schedule. If it takes 400 days to finish the 100 day project, then so be it!! :)
Another week, another seven photos of toys! You can read more about this project in the first post.
Life has gotten a little hectic, so I won’t be posting photos AS often, but I’ll try…
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I’ve been seeing the #the100dayproject hashtag floating around and I really loved the concept.
100 days of making or doing something different. .
I’m already a full time maker and didn’t want any craft projects to distract me further, so instead I’m going to do portraits of toys. It’ll force me to use my DSLR outside of product photos in hopes of improving AND it’ll give my massive collective some love.
All the wins!
I’ve been numbering them on IG, and decided to post them here every time I have seven posts.
So, counting the one above and in order, here is photos 001 through 007
I have decided to start giving myself some free time to do the things I love that aren’t sewing! This means drawing, painting, walking around museums, learning tech stuff, reading, casting plastic and taking pictures of toys.
I know that a lot of my followers might find this silly and uninteresting, but I don’t. I did start a new InstaGram account for my toy photos, just so I could divide my worlds a tiny bit. If you are on IG and are interested, you can find my profile here.
I’ll post my favorites here now and then just to break up all the posts about quilting!
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