Showing posts with label photographic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photographic. Show all posts

Saturday, 23 November 2013

G.0: Monkeys off



 Getting On: Two Monkeys Are Moving On


These two dinosaur sock monkeys are going to two little boys  a friends nephews.

Made in summer 2012, with the buttons added a week before the boys got them. They were made with a set of baby boy socks, for 6 + months, toy stuffing, threads and small buttons.

I love the colours and stripes, one of the most colourful sock monkeys I have made, especially with such small socks. Making them cheerful companions for  young (but older children), for  girls or boys.


I hope they are enjoying their new friends.


Thanks for reading - and I'll be posting new items of  jewellery and sock monkeys and other products this weekend.










 


Saturday, 28 September 2013

G.O: Milestones

Getting On:


With Etsy I have finally got my promised prints ready and  am currently adding 10 prints from my own photography. I want your say on what kin of variety or themes to post.

I have some quirky photos and some of nature and architecture, and others of people. I have unedited and edit versions of most images. All of them will be signed and numbered.

Monday, 2 September 2013

G.O: Prints available from Etsy

Getting On with my photographic prints for the etsy shop - Animal Revolution.

Here is a sample of some of my work, ranging from the architectural to the quirky to pretty florals.





 

 

 

 
 
I'm sorry its so much a random collection but I wanted to show more variety if anyone interested I'd be happy to post more larger watermarked images with others they were shoot with. To show a more photographs in their collections.
 
These are also all unedited photographs, a digital camera with the ability to change settings, shutter, lens and aperture is more than enough.
 However I love editing and how far it can be taken, I also love black & white images, when done properly and balanced. Though I'm not an expert in Photoshop yet, but the practice is welcome.