Posts tagged photography

Posts tagged photography
Batman cyanotype photogram!
ps this was made with the negative of that paper cutout from yesterday.Pinholing! I made a two pinhole cameras over the weekend. The first three images are with an 8x10 and the other two are from a… 3x5? I had my grandfather’s old land camera sitting on my shelf for years so I thought it would be nice to finally use it for something constructive.
Hey everyone, I put together a carbonmade site earlier so there’s an easier way to view (some of) my images instead of scrolling through pages and pages. A real site is in the works…
Hubert! Hey everyone, here is some new work that my brother and I worked on over the past few weeks. It’s a narrative piece that’s also the introduction to a story I’m writing about a little guy named Hubert who goes on a search for why he grew up without a father. It’s still a long ways away from finished but I wanted to share what I’ve been so busy on recently. Also a big thank you to Nathan Perry for painting/designing the faux-princess in the third frame! To talk a little bit about the process- I came up with some thumbnails of compositions which I sent to Mike, and he painted the figures and/or backdrops then sent them back to me which I printed and cut out or turned into silhouettes then built and photographed the scenes. For the most part, they aren’t manipulated with the exception of some color correction for continuity.
Halifax. Someone sells bikes near my place by strapping them to a phone pole with a wet piece of paper for their contact information. I guess if i want it I’ll just yell in the streets until they come a runnin. Anyways, I have a lot of new paper cut out work to show everyone next week! Follow me on twitter @DavidReevesArt for more frequent updates and some random/on purpose photos. Cheers.
I recently had the pleasure of an interview with the lovely people at P-oint Magazine. Check out the link for the read… Issue # 3 p.24
This is a work in progress of something new my brother and I are collaborating on. I can’t go too far into all the details yet but essentially we’re making a storybook using a combination of Mike’s paintings/illustrations along with my paper cutout photography.