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Marc Jacobs Fall 2015
Frequent Marc Jacobs collaborator Stefan Beckman enlisted Oliphant Studios to paint huge canvas backdrops of living rooms and parlors for Jacobs’ Fall show. The paintings resembling the set of a Broadway play about a rich British family who all want to kill each other, and were evidently inspired by legendary Vogue editrix Diana Vreeland’s New…
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Something a little different from me. I've been having a lot of fun expanding the commercial side of my business, so when Sarah at Oliphant Studios recommended me for a job, to take place in the actual Santa's grotto of backdrops making, I couldn't say no. I had every backdrop on earth at my disposal and I can't remember how many drops we shot with. This job for Little Gloriana was a day of utter organised chaos and I loved every second of it. Lots of kids, dogs, backdrops and fun. I won't lie, shooting with dolls was harder than I thought it would be, it's just hard to have them not overpower the photograph. I didn't think I was good with kids, but in the end I just did the same things I would do with an adult. If I noticed they weren't comfortable, I handle it exactly as I would with an adult. They are little adults after all! Let's see where all this commercial work takes me...
no days off.
     Distressed grey denim backdrop from Cloth House - Soho
I dropped by Cloth House in Soho yesterday and had them cut me a new backdrop. I've been looking for a grey distressed looking backdrop like this for a while and hopefully this will work pretty well. It's made of softened, faded denim with a different shade and texture on each side. It's the darker side that I'm mainly interested in shooting on but I'll definitely give the lighter side a try anyway. I'm a huge fan of the distressed canvas backdrops used by Annie Leibovitz, Norman Jean Roy and various other US photographers. They're made by Oliphant studios in New York but, due to the fact that they make each one to the photographer's specifications, they are really expensive and that's before they've been shipped all the way over the Atlantic. This will have to do the job for the meantime!Â
