Fascinated with what these glass jars can contain
This was a path.
I originally started with the submerged bell pepper. Then my jar had to grow in order to accommodate the larger mangos. With this in mind I remembered I had this wonderful chemist jug tucked away for whenever it needed to be called upon. This was its time.
Taken with instagram
Broke, cracked, impacted, split one of my molars. Number 30 to be exact. Needless to say, I will be making soup for the next few weeks.
After looking at this image I kept imagining Millias’ Ophelia.
I have also been playing around with type on images.
Hamlet to Ophelia; “Get thee to the nunnery!”
Didn’t have much planned for this flower. Just played and staged it in many different ways. It was a fun mental creative exercise that was much needed
Part of a series: Bodegon.
Continuing Series
I have begun a series of Still~Life images. First I choose unrelate objects, photograph them and the try to incorporate a human element into the still~life
Working on a logo. Love big type faces!
I recently wanted my still~life to contain people. I first created the still~life images—without any person— and thought of how I could integrate the human form.
Sliver~spoon with pomegranate seeds spilling in back ground.
Wanted to play with idea of a monochromatic scene and add bokeh of highly saturated red.
Continuing the series of rotten fruit I receive from my local produce store. If I “yelped” about the store it would say, “K.J. Produce market sold me some great rotten avocados!”
The produce store next to my apartment sells a bag of rotten fruits or vegetables for a dollar. Pretty sweet deal.
