Friday, 27 March 2015

Introducing Bruno Habeardashing

In the darkened recesses of a little shop a flickering candle reveals a weary figure straightening threads and tidying trims well into the night.  The tranquillity of a peaceful backwater is disturbed only by the diligence of Bruno Habeardashing.  Proprietor of a magical emporium, nothing is too much trouble for this charming chap, selling notions and trims that add a little sizzle to any stitchery endeavour.



The weather had turned; brilliant sunshine and appalling winds forced a more flexible approach to capturing the images.  The diorama was set and transferred in and outdoors as the occasion demanded.  



In hindsight I shall have to take greater care of the lighting and set as this can have a detrimental effect on the darker bears.  



I have used a variety of props including a selection of pre-war thimbles, dried seed heads from my garden and old wooden thread bobbins. 



For clarity this is probably the best image of Bruno, although not centre stage in his storyline, and I shall have to work on his cravat; a piece of silk tied around his neck simply will not do.
                                     


Finally, the three bears spinning a yarn after a gruelling days work.

Until next time.






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