I’m trying to chill out, so I decided it was, once again, fun design time.
Fictional book covers, for books I plan to write. Maybe. In 2052.
Lately, I’ve been seeing this guy quite a bit. Swatches and I. Going steady.
february!
My favorite month. Pretty much.
mondo for piperlime!
Mondo for Piperlime Mi Corazon Women’s Tee — I be wanting this bad!
Let’s work together to stop this crime.
This one’s called: 1am, Looking to Kill Time (For No Apparent Reason)
never say never
Truth:
I’ve watched this trailer six times,
I’ve teared up every single time,
and I don’t care what haters say,
I’m going to see his movie.
I’m not a hardcore fan by any means, but dang! Kid’s got talent!
makeshift studio
TONIGHT I’M DOING SOME WORK in the studio. My night started with photographing a few little objects for a graphic design project. I set up my little seamless backdrop and borrowed a few lights from the drawing studio to construct a makeshift mini studio…
I’ve learned lighting so many times — through working at Otis & James and during my internship this summer—but it always escapes me. It’s trial and error, really. I’m hoping to come up with a technique so that I can photograph a bunch of stuff for my etsy shop (that has been dormant for a long, long time) and get the ball rolling. So it was nice to experiment with the setup!
To demonstrate, here are a few samples of my purse. I used hard light coming from just one angle, and photographed with my point-and-shoot Canon Powershot.
…and the contents inside:
The best part is, the whole setup cost me $0 to make! Score!
Any lighting tips welcomed and appreciated.
Lots more to come!
xx
j
