A Hint of Class, A Dash of Sophistication

Here are a few more photos that I've been working on lately.  They're all storefront window displays, most of them from upper 5th Avenue (they seem to care about their displays the most). I want to try to make them continually more non-descript. I want to create a feeling of many layers - to push you in but then pull you back out again. In a lot of the photos, you can clearly tell where the mannequins are, though hopefully the other elements blend casually into one another. To achieve this, I'm probably going to start searching out more distinct storefront configurations. Art galleries and closed stores have given me some success, so I'll likely start there.

As for the class and sophistication, that very likely won't last very long into the next month. Once I get momentum going, it's just all going downhill, but hey, you gotta have something to knock down in the first place, right?

"Herro!"

After a long break from "stuffs," I'm back and ready to make more "works." The last few months have been a bit trying on my willpower: my computer broke, never to be fixed again, so no digital whatsits. Therefore, I also lacked the ability to update about the small amount of work I did do on here. However, despite my crestfallen spirit, I did manage to dream up a plethora of new projects. Hopefully, I'll be much more productive in the future (at least for some time, anyhow).

On a side note, I've decided to write a novel. I have always enjoyed writing. Perhaps this summer, everything came together as just the right impetus for me. Suffice to say at this point, the plot revolves around an evil plot at world domination in a post-apocalyptic "New Earth" and will rely heavily on the use of satire and caricature. As of now, I'm still brainstorming ideas, but as this side project progresses, turns into a main project, and consumes my very lifeforce, I'll fill you in more.

Y Mas Fotos

Here are a few more pieces from this spring.

Die Fotos

Here are a few more photos from this past spring. I think they work best when looking through multiples so I'll continue to post more.