More Work From My MFA Final Thesis Show.

More work from my MFA final thesis show.

Grandpa's Camera: Part 1/???

So this is mostly for my friend Minty; I apologize that the photos aren't the best thing ever. This is just a minuscule number of cameras compared to the whole collection. In fact, this is just a tiny number compared to the ones I've already gone through, which is less than an eighth the whole amount. I've pulled these ones aside as my personal favorites so far, and the ones I am likely to keep for my own.

The very old Kodak is from 1909, and the Compur is from 1914 in Dresdan. To my knowledge, they all work. A number of them even had film in them. I'm particularly excited about the stereoscopic camera.  

Repairing my reproduction eagle skull (unfortunately low quality, but I have no money and real ones are illegal) amidst my chaotic reorganization of my curiousity cabinet. I fortunately have all the bottled items labelled now.

Sekka is a really good program and I really enjoy using it. Expect its abuse in the days to come, as those roundels are the perfect size and shape to be projected in my magic lanterns. 

Posing is fun.

I do apologize for my prolonged absence. Life's been a little rough and tumble lately. Upon finishing graduate school, I found that I had to make a pretty hasty retreat from the UK. Without going into too much detail, it was pretty rough for both myself and for my good friends. In the meantime, I've been trying to get my art making back on track. As of yesterday, I've been able to procure myself a space to work, at least temporarily. It's a tiny space in the loft, and while it's not a permanent solution, it will do for now. Onward, 2014, to (hopefully) just as much art, but with a whole lot more stability (also hopefully).