Hey, are you following my adventures on YouTube?
I live in a neighbourhood in Vancouver and always walk in the lanes when I am out and about, during those walks I find things. People are often amazed at what I find so I started to document the adventures.
Do you have any lane-find adventures? I wold love to hear them.
Working with motion in the studio is really fun. Doris Land has amazing natural light and that’s perfect for capturing video. We also have a piece of plywood with carpet on it and wheels that I have been using as a dolly. The tripod is an older heavy-duty one and it glides around on this mover dolly like butter.
Rebecca and I captured this video while we were creating an editorial in the studio.
The editorial is being published and I will share it here when it hits the stands.
I created this video of Rebecca during an editorial shoot in Studio using a movers palette to glide my camera around to capture these clips.
I went big with my continuous line drawings. Time in quarantine is good for trying new things with your art.
I did and I am in love with the result, I am on the hunt for more big paper and I can’t wait to create more.
Read MoreAntonio reached out to me through Instagram asking if I would be interested in making a promo video with him. Of course I said YES! It was perfect timing and I could tell right away he was serious about it. Our first meeting was scheduled during an editorial I was shooting for Spring. He was early and not feeling well but didn't want to cancel.
He got the lay of the land in my live work studio and showed me an example of what he was thinking, I was in. He excused himself and we made plans to meet the next week for my next shoot day.
He came prepared, story board, questions, quick and easy gear to set up and he's very personable. I'd give him a reference any day.
We have one more shoot together before we cut the final in the mean time here is the BTS video he created on the day.
