My terrible, horrible, no good, very bad photo shoot
The good news: Everything turned out OK (but not great) in the end. The bad news: I’ve never had more […]
The good news: Everything turned out OK (but not great) in the end. The bad news: I’ve never had more […]
As part of moving every object in my house to a new location, I had to move Camellia’s set. Here’s
Camellia has successfully brought the half-drowned dog back to health, but, worrying that the nights are too cold for him,
Camellia’s dog rescue takes place on a very simple set. It’s literally just: A black piece of foamboard, with a
As we catch up with Camellia, we find her scanning the horizon. I had lots of grand, and even mundane
Here’s the most valuable piece of information I’ve picked up so far from Part 2 on the Stan Winston stop-motion
While my indoor rooms have walls, my outside sets need diorama backdrops – the sky, trees, flowers – something that
Here’s a quick tour around Camellia’s topical beach diorama. And that’s it. Camellia will be adding to her set by
I’m slowly learning to add motion to Camellia’s adventures through cinemagraphs, so I’ll share what I’ve learned so far. Basically,
Dolls in danger as Camellia’s story continues, after her storm at sea. So, Camellia has landed safely on shore and