Tag: Fairy Tale Animals
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Communication Arts Photography Annual
Fine art animal photograph series, fairy tale animals, wins prestigious award. I’m thrilled to announce one of the graphic industry’s most coveted award journals, Communication Arts, has selected a series of five (5!) of my Fairy Tale Animals for the coveted CA Photography Annual. Included are; Jack the Belgian Hare, Stanley the Donkey, Joffrey the Rooster, Garbo the…
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Fairy Tale Animals – A Real Animal Portrait Series
It’s rare for me to do a formal show,however, when the curator at 111 Minna approached me for my Fairy Tale Animal series, I couldn’t resist and realized it was time. That said, this is shaping up to be an amazing presentation that I’m to be producing. I’d love to see you there! See more of…
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Overman the Pixie Frog is the latest addition to the Fairy Tale Animal series.
This little gem of a giant, sitting at just under 4.5 lbs., is Overman the Pixie Frog, a breed that claims the fame of inspiring Jabba the Hut. Overman doesn’t say or do all that much, but his mere presence is a plenty, plus, he’s a really good listener. If Buddha were ever depicted as a frog,…
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Fairy Tale Animal series gets a plug from Rob Hagart’s aphotoeditor.com blog.
Update: Visit my new artwork purchase prints site, psarteditions.com, where you can browse my horse / equine and other animal pictures for sale with framing options too.
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newest addition to my animal series, dazzle the ewe, a Jacob Sheep
Welcome to the family Dazzle! See more of the Fairy Tale Animal Series here. Update: Visit my new artwork purchase prints site, psarteditions.com, where you can browse the horse / equine and other animal pictures for sale with framing options too.
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the donkey that wasn’t an ass at all
Update: Visit my new artwork purchase prints site, psarteditions.com, where you can browse my horse / equine and other animal pictures for sale with framing options too. Last week I got to photograph a donkey in the studio. Since I’ve often photographed horses on location in studio settings, I was thrilled at having a small horse…