Left Behind
I have been, as of late, very inspired by the idea of toys forgotten/dropped/left behind, and the reasons for this abandonment.
Left Behind
I have been, as of late, very inspired by the idea of toys forgotten/dropped/left behind, and the reasons for this abandonment.
Love it!
I’m a little embarrassed to say that I still have a stuffed animal that I keep with me in bed (and I’m 23). I actually had a moment last year when I thought I had dropped him on the street somewhere when I was moving across town, and it started raining the following morning. Ended up being where I had left him at my house.
(Found you under the photography tag, in case you were wondering, heh.)
Well Thanks!
You are officially the first person to comment on any of my post!(only started this blog two weeks ago!) So congratulations!
I made this photograph with the goal to try to represent how our toys might feel when they are lost or abandoned. I drew inspiration from one of my favorite childhood books, The Velveteen Rabbit. I am always drawn to dipicting personifications of inanimate object, so more to come I promise!
I can’t seem to look at this site from my droid!!
Sorry about that! I not very well versed in droid and smartphone formatting, so sorry for the inconvenience!
I never thought of it that way, well put!