At art shows, I’m often asked what it is I’m creating. So I thought I would break down the steps. Everything from initial inspiration to final wall art. The Inspiration Every image starts with an idea. Sometimes those ideas are triggered by a memory, a reflection of pop-culture or inspired
My biggest take away from my photo practice is that toy photography is how I play. Play isn’t just for kids. Traditionally play is what kids get to do. They have permission to horse around with friends, play games, dabble in the arts etc. All in the service of discovery
Water has always been at the heart of my photography. My latest images continue this tradition. water leads to adventure After the success of last years calendar featuring bikes I knew I wanted to create one for 2027. But rather than have the images evolve randomly out of my Exploring
Why do I photograph Lego minifigures? That’s a question I often get when I’m selling my work in person. What’s my connection? Considering the wide range of choices available to a toy photographer, this is a great question. The short answer is that they’re fun and they don’t take themselves
When I’m selling my work in person, I’m frequently asked why I photograph toys. It’s a long story, so let me cover the highlights for you. Midlife crisis Honestly my journey towards toy photography began with a serious midlife crisis. I wanted to blow up my life as an excuse
Did you know that I have a favorite puddle? Yes I do! And it’s in the middle of a local Seattle park. Magnuson park Magnuson park is an old navy base in the North East neighborhood of Seattle. 350 acres of play fields, walking paths, playfields, boat launches and dog
Are you feeling unclear or stuck in your creative process? Do you have a specific project that needs support? Did you forget how to dream somewhere along the way? Are you curious what your purpose is? Have you reached one of the many crossroads of life and you’re looking for
This past week I have been in full blown procrastination mode. I find myself doing practically anything instead of working on those large, self imposed, projects I set out for myself.