I’ve been working on a Little Red photo series to illustrate and publish one of my favourite fairy tales!
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Onsen
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Onsen means “Hot Spring” in Japanese. It’s a two thousand year old wellness culture of bathhouses, communal soaking, leisure, socializing and hydrotherapy, all built around Japan’s volcanic geothermal springs.
Read MoreForest Bathing
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Forest Bathing, also known as Forest Therapy or Shinrin-yoku, is an old Japanese wellness practice of spending time in a forest, to restore mental and physical health. Turns out there is a tangible scientific reason why being in nature makes us feel so good.
Read MoreMy latest porcelain doll
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This dreamy forest creature is my latest porcelain doll, made for the upcoming annual doll auction. I’ve just completed her gown and captured these first images yesterday at sunset! This is her Onsen look! It means Hotspring.
Read MoreExhibit A: girl in the water
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I really love this image. There is a dark and eerie quality to it, that calls to mind a crime scene photo. Exhibit A: girl in the water.
Read MoreJohn Everett Millais Homage
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As many of you have guessed, the shot I was staging with this doll in this alpine pool of water, was Ophelia, by John Everett Millais!
Read MoreCold Shots
Can you guess which famous painting I’m staging this time? I can give you one hint: It’s from the Pre-Raphaelite period.
Read MoreTuuvstar Photoshoot
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This photograph is my homage to John Bauer’s original fairytale illustration that inspired the creation of this doll. It was shot on Cypress Mountain, BC.
Read MoreBehind the Scenes
Behind the scenes of a cold, wet, doll photo shoot on Cypress Mountain. For the last year I’ve been scouting around for a perfect location to recreate the haunting John Bauer painting of Tuvstarr by the Fishpond.
Read MoreI Will Keep You Warm
This composition is dedicated to all the animal rescue workers and volunteers who dedicate their time to save animals from cruelty and neglect
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