Making Use of Toy Box Detritus
Everyone has those little bits from toys they don't really want or need. Sometimes this detritus become useful. This is one of those times.
Hiding the Joints: My Answer to an Existential Toy Photography Question
When I started shooting action figures, I quickly came across an existential question that I needed to solve for myself: Should I hide the joints in the figures when I post-process the photos, or should I leave them as is?
Comic Book Covers (A Quasi Six-Image Narrative)
Many of the characters who inspire me come from the [...]
Podcast 67: Toy Packaging Artist Jerry Wilson
Today’s podcast guest is someone whose work I’ve been seeing [...]
What Do Superheros Do On Their Days Off?
A while ago, I started a hash tag #supersdayoff It [...]
A Toy Photography Workshop
I may have created a toy photography monster.Last week I [...]
Packing For A Toy Safari: A Retrospective
My last post was all about my thoughts on which [...]
Prepping for a toy safari
Whenever I plan a trip the question of which figures [...]
Travel Photography
I have never been super comfortable taking toy photos out [...]
Playing With A Single Light Source
At the risk of starting a post with a silly [...]
Behind the scenes: after the snap
Recently I created an image based off of Thanos and [...]
Toy Photography Jazz
Earlier this month, Shelly wrote about singing the toy photography [...]
Marvel Legends Ant-Man Review
Before Ant-Man entered the MCU, I really had no idea [...]
Podcast 23: Janan Lee (Spideygoeshygge) Interview
This week on the podcast, I’m joined by friendly neighborhood [...]
Podcast 09 – Father’s Figures Interview
It’s time for a new episode of the Toy Photographers Podcast! [...]