Custom Blythe & OOAK dioramas and furnitures scale 1:6 Blythe, momoko, barbie, monster high ...
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I used foam core scraps for the walls and a roll of fabric contact paper for the floor. This diorama is set up on a 52"x70" table right in front of a window. I use 2 additional lights -- one is a floor lamp and the other is a desk lamp that I can aim and reposition as needed.
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Barbie and Ken on the beach, doing yoga. Barbie and Ken with snorkels, underwater. Barbie and Ken in black tie, in the lobby of Miami’s Fontainbleau Hotel. ...
Olá! A Nerea Pozo é uma artista que eu admiro muito! Ela faz coisas maravilhosas! Os dioramas dela são tão lindos e perfeitos que séri...
Welcome to Diorama Central. It's directly across from these shelves. This is where all my vignettes are created and photographed. So far, I've designed and built two room shell sizes. The first is 15" x 21" (shown here), and the other is 12" x 12". With rare exception, each time I create a new environment, it's in one of those shells. When I'm done taking the photos, the entire setting gets stripped back to the bare walls and floor and I start all over again. Why? Because there's simply not enough space to keep them all assembled and my mind is always planning out a new one (or ten). The tri-fold cardboard presentation board in the back serves a few purposes. First, and most importantly, it suports the overhead clip on light. Second, it's great for bouncing light back into my settings, and third, with velcro in key positions, I can attach my black and white infinity backgrounds when I don't want to use a room shell. Last but not least, the plywood tabletop can be swapped out for a bigger one in the event that I need to create a larger diorama (as was the case with my Futurism set). It's not the most ideal way to to take indoor photos, but I'm just a point and shoot photographer with a simple digital, box style camera, so it's all I need. The benefit of a set-up like this is that the whole thing can be quickly and easily rolled away (the chest of drawers is on casters) or disassembled and stored when not in use. To see a larger size of this photo, click here. To see all the photos from the Tangerine Dream photo shoot, click here.
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Custom Blythe & OOAK dioramas and furnitures scale 1:6 Blythe, momoko, barbie, monster high ...
This beautiful 19th Century Nantucket home is for sale and I couldn't resist sharing the interior design details of this home.
Olá! A Nerea Pozo é uma artista que eu admiro muito! Ela faz coisas maravilhosas! Os dioramas dela são tão lindos e perfeitos que séri...
Visita museo Gaudí: CASA BATLLÓ Diseño PARC GÜELL Entendiendo las geometrías de Gaudí: - A partir de la utilización del programa Rhinoceros, crearemos un elemento en 3D basándones en las geometrías de Gaudí, y de este haremos secciones con el mismo programa y posteriormente trasladaremos el archivo obtenido a Autocad, con el cual realizaremos el dibujo de las plantillas de balsa de 3mm, despues construiremos la figura obtenida. En nuestro caso: una espiral o escalera de caracol.
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Weather is terribly unpredictable in Chicagoland, so I seldom venture outdoors with my dolls. Earlier I posted a day at the Pumpkin Farm. Here's ideas of how it was cobbled together. barbieoldnewgreenredo Here is a context view of the setup on my huge banquet table in the middle of my craft room. I like to take photos at doll's eye view, so working in the middle of the room gives me great light and flexibility. barbieoldnewgreenredo Don't laugh this is my Chicago sky-scape upside down. I don't have tree prints or on tree painted foam core, (yet) so I just flipped this two foam core board upside down to give me a tree background. The lower part will be blocked with buildings and walls. barbieoldnewgreenredo I gathered items I already had---and grouped them..here, just to show you---it's really this and that. barbieoldnewgreenredo Next I did need a building. This is a bare bones exterior shot of a 2005 Mattel Totally Real Fold Out House -I purchased for $4.99 at a thrift store and have used for so many projects. I added some cute Fall prints to the walls I picked up at Goodwill. I bought 4 of these in different subjects. The Fall mini book covers Thanksgiving too. They are vintage prints, so cute. barbieoldnewgreenredo The Fall one covered Thanksgiving too. They are vintage prints, so cute. I use double stick tape, poster foam stickums, or painter's tape to adhere everything. They were only 50 cents each---so saves me computer time and printer ink. barbieoldnewgreenredo I did keep this box background from a toy farm the Grand received. I mask the seams with foliage, very casually these are basically tossed on the 'ground'. The little scarecrow was a pick in a plant I received for hosting Thanksgiving. I purchase small stems of smaller scaled florals on 70-90% off. Slowly you can acquire a collection for your dolls. barbieoldnewgreenredo The dirt itself is heavier backside brown to this red lacquered scrapbook paper. Taped together these four pieces worked great for dirt. I used the painter's tape so I can reuse the paper. The red side photographs well, might have to use that for something. barbieoldnewgreenredo The garden center for the scene was this basic oak shelf and some mini pots. The walls are bamboo placemats, as is the 'decking' for the store area. I had made some cactus arrangements. They are so big now here in Chicago for the millennial that forget to water plants...lol. barbieoldnewgreenredo Here's a few other pieces I used, all bought at thrift stores or at least 60% off. The fencing and arbor are for fairy gardens. Too small for Barbies, but great for setting the mood in photos. The wagon is ceramic, probably held salt and peppers-50cents. barbieoldnewgreenredo Bamboo mats are light weight, you can easily pin or tape these in place. The trellis... barbieoldnewgreenredo is a base frame for some grass plants. I bought my greens last year at the end of summer. These mounted greens are super for cutting apart into rows (hedges) or to fit in containers. barbieoldnewgreenredo I picked all these containers up for 20-some cents a piece at end of the summer season. barbieoldnewgreenredo The galvanized tub and buckets, scream Farm and Country. The bird feeder was from clearance Fairy Gardens. barbieoldnewgreenredo Here, I show how a trimmed grass is placed in the tub with just friction holding it. Setting it just so I added pumpkins to this tub. barbieoldnewgreenredo More accessories I picked up over the years. The vegetable basket was a magnet, the seed boxes were end of the season Fairy Garden items. I've had the sunflowers forever(millinery florals)...small succulents are so in right now and they had the orange/peach centers so worked well. barbieoldnewgreenredo Greens cut to fill the tote. Add caption Dollar store branches with fuzzy stuff (messy) but give the illusion of bushes/trees. I splurged and bought four. I'm trying not to chop them up. barbieoldnewgreenredo Balancing colors of plants/flowers and containers to give a Fall themes. I masked the edge with a 'tree' here is the finished garden center. barbieoldnewgreenredo Over to the side is the checkout window with a quick wood piece for a desk and money of course. A sign above says Check-Out and prices for the 'pumpkins' (Chicago prices, lol). barbieoldnewgreenredo But we are here for the Pumpkins, right? I did purchase a velvet pumpkin stem last year at 80% off. Sometimes the best stuff is left at the end. Added to mini gourds and natural looking pumpkins, they just look luscious. And they were the right size. I wove a small scale leaf garland and some ivy bits for vines. The wagon is rustic and filled with some green moss, perfect for showing off orange pumpkins, or a doll. barbieoldnewgreenredo After the corn maze(sign only) maybe next year---the doll's have to have Farm munchies. More details: the bag of apples was a vintage magnet (I got a huge bag full of food magnets for $3.99) and I have used about half for the dolls and the rest for the Grand's kitchen (magnets removed). The bowl of apples---has maybe 6 apples from my doll food stash and a thrift store bag of red beads. Illusions:I did quite a bit of theatre props and backdrops when I was young. What you see from the tenth row----is what you 'think' you see, that's maybe 12 inches in Barbie scale world. barbieoldnewgreenredo Two different level tables make the food display. Every Farm has great food. I removed the 'pink' from the foods, so it looked-like Fall bakery. A vase with 'dried' flowers adds height to the low display. Paper plates are folded squares of yardstick napkins are left over from last years Thanksgiving (Doll) dinner. I really need to make some new colors of plates/napkins. barbieoldnewgreenredo Here's what the donuts looked like before, I just flipped them over so the frosting didn't show. I know they are delicious apple cider and pumpkin now. I added a couple of pies and popcorn too. barbieoldnewgreenredo I removed the pink frosting from this red tart eraser and set it aside. barbieoldnewgreenredo And from this layer cake...you just know this is an apple cake now! barbieoldnewgreenredo Add a bench here and there...and it's all ready for the DOLLS. barbieoldnewgreenredo I added one spotlight low to help with face shadows, but it is a beautiful sunny day at the Pumpkin Farm. Dress your dolls for Fall weather and shoot it-Post is Here. Taking photos from the doll's level, puts everything in perspective and scale. Even the diminutive arbor could be full scale now. 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