"In addition to having written this story, I was also the painter, sculptor, interior decorator, mason, gardener, and plumber of the sets. The rooms were built by hand from wood. The stone walls were formed from plaster. The floors are handmade from inlaid wood, mother-of-pearl, and plaster. The characters were painted in oils on gessoed paper, then cut out and placed in the sets. I photographed the scenes with a Nikon D300. This working blog gives you a glimpse into the process of how I created the sets and characters. I made this blog for my editor and designer so they could view my progress, but now I have opened it up for all to see. Enjoy!" - Cynthia von Buhler
Cynthia at work on the exterior of the castle where the characters live.
Cutout window panels for the bedroom. Her mother sewed curtains and a bedspread
out of vintage fabric.
A wing chair in the library.
Do I see a miniature shrimp cocktail sitting on that plate?
Cutout window panels for the bedroom. Her mother sewed curtains and a bedspread
out of vintage fabric.
A wing chair in the library.
Do I see a miniature shrimp cocktail sitting on that plate?
1 comment:
Wow that is amazing. I'm a recovering dollhouse fanatic - I can't wait to give my childhood 3/12 story victorian monstrosity to my daughter. Maybe we'll stage some photography shoots too...
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