Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Setting Adventure.


An experiment in "settings."
Pushing buttons is the way I learn.
Often times the randomness of my selections creates an array of crazed effects in my photography.
Black and white photos have a great appeal to me when over and under exposed.
+/- AV often is enough to add character to the ordinary.

With +/- AV the sun's presence is emphasized and prominent.



The advent of levels has awakened a new sense of color balance.
Sometimes, the difference is astounding and yet on others I prefer the unbalanced tones of the natural shot.

Have fun.
*winter

Monday, November 15, 2010

and then there were two


hahahahahahhahaha.....have fun.
*winter

Photo fun.

A new project.
Find a use for the thousands of photos filling up our hard drive.
The fuzzy ones, bad backgrounds, randomness all these will now be purposed towards crazy photo manipulation creations.

Here's one of Jon's face imposed on the photo of my manikin head project.



HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA!
I love Jon..in all forms.
I'm going to make this our desktop wallpaper. I'll see if he notices when he arrives home.
Have fun.
*winter

Friday, October 29, 2010

Stick with it.

Stick numbers
0-10
by
Winter Shaw










Have fun.
*winter

Thursday, October 28, 2010

stick it to you.


stick it to you alphabet
A-Z
by Winter Shaw


























Have fun.
*winter

Sunday, October 17, 2010

this is play


 Working on my display.


 Remember this blank face?


 
Cover her in tiny pieces of newspaper drenched in a watery glue;

 Find a stand or stick and base;
 add hooks to the bottom of the head by attaching wood to the neck;



 and look what you get.
 A fun and fancy everything display.
 This fancy sign was part of an old holiday greeting, this fenced base was a discounted Halloween decor, which is awesome for ring display I feel.
 Check out my new tag attachment, a tiny brad!


Have fun . 

*winter





Bonus track:
DIY

Beige alone is too plain.
 How about a little gold?
 Drippy hot glue gun covered in metal flake.



Have fun. 

*winter