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Showing posts with label photos. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Recipe for creating a fairytale
You will need:
Children
A few old costumes
Children
A few old costumes
Safety Pins (lots of them)
Construction paper
Scissors
Glue or Staples???
Any props that might fit the era (e.g. Swords, crowns)
Camera
Computer with Photoshop program
Full length feature film of timeless children's story
The children will most likely come to you and request your assistance in fitting/creating costumes. After you search through costume bins take chosen pieces and begin pining wherever you can to fit adult size clothing to little bodies. This can be rather difficult but not impossible. Assign a child to make paper body armor (they will probably need some help). After costumes are complete begin photo shoot IMMEDIATELY! Costumes will begin to fall apart and it takes twice as long to fix a costume as it does to create it. Make sure you have fun at all times! Pick fun poses for pictures, it works best if you play the parts and use your imagination! Download pictures into computer and begin editing with Photoshop. You will most likely have no idea what you are doing and will need to call your older sister or mine (ask for Stephanie) and ask for her expertise. Knowledgeable/creative older sisters are invaluable! Again at this point using your imagination is imperative and have fun with your results!
King Peter the Magnificent
Construction paper
Scissors
Glue or Staples???
Any props that might fit the era (e.g. Swords, crowns)
Camera
Computer with Photoshop program
Full length feature film of timeless children's story
The children will most likely come to you and request your assistance in fitting/creating costumes. After you search through costume bins take chosen pieces and begin pining wherever you can to fit adult size clothing to little bodies. This can be rather difficult but not impossible. Assign a child to make paper body armor (they will probably need some help). After costumes are complete begin photo shoot IMMEDIATELY! Costumes will begin to fall apart and it takes twice as long to fix a costume as it does to create it. Make sure you have fun at all times! Pick fun poses for pictures, it works best if you play the parts and use your imagination! Download pictures into computer and begin editing with Photoshop. You will most likely have no idea what you are doing and will need to call your older sister or mine (ask for Stephanie) and ask for her expertise. Knowledgeable/creative older sisters are invaluable! Again at this point using your imagination is imperative and have fun with your results!
King Peter the Magnificent

Lucy and Aslan!

Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Frost
It's been so beautiful around here the past few days... We've had a unique and lingering frost that has left the most common, ugly and even dead things looking simply lovely.
A Twig
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Sunday, September 6, 2009
A Little Rain Forest Affect
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Ain't I Cute??????
Sunday, October 12, 2008
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