Comments on: #FailureFriday

By: Elizabeth Krill

Elizabeth Krill — Tue, 12 Dec 2017 16:54:32 +0000

I”m not sure how you wanted them to turn out, but the ones I’ve seen are just great. You could make a composite of bars of soap piled high around one of them, as if they were being consumed by them or rising out of them. So many thoughts here. I think of mud spas or Halloween with spooky lighting added.

I hope to become more inspired by your work and reading your thoughts. I would also love to learn how to work the camera more and make composites.

By: Dana Theiler

Dana Theiler — Sat, 08 Apr 2017 16:10:03 +0000

I love your vision and work a lot. I’m an actress / writer / director and for my work I have similar visions. Thats why I would love to work with you on some pictures for my portfolio and future work in the industry.
Do you also work with designers and make- up artist for the shoot or do I have to contact them on my own?

Please let me know the conditions.

Looking forward and I’m already very excited.

Cheers,
Dana

By: Fit BMX

Fit BMX — Sat, 08 Apr 2017 04:05:05 +0000

I love this idea! I recently made a YouTube video, I spent two days filming my building the project together. It is a WiFi shielded cover for a microwave, (since Trumpy’s people say the microwaves have cameras in them. Idiot! LOL) but after it was all done the WiFi shielding fabric I bought doesn’t work at all! LOL My sister said that if it didn’t work I should fake the results, or not bother posting it. I told her forget it, I am posting it just the way it turned out. That’s the fun of it! 🙂
There would be no fun in life if everything always turned out.
You should check out this channel ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3KEoMzNz8eYnwBC34RaKCQ ) Her whole channel is based on her building robots that never work.

“Failure is always an option!” Adam Savage.

P.S.
I love that photo of you and Laura, you look so goofy covered in mud with that big smile! LOL LOL LOL