Imagine Forever: introduction
Welcome to Imagine Forever. This is a special art project we’ve been working on for a while and there’s so much to share about it so we’ll cover it in installments. For now, here are the cliff notes:
We begin with a conversation between fellow artist and friend J Taylor. For years we had been talking about doing a show of some sort together, but it never came together. But this time would be different. We came up with the idea of combining our talents to create a new and original body of work that we would then exhibit and distribute together. So Imagine Forever (which started with a different name) was born.
This is really a collaborative project that you rarely see in the art world and that is one of the things that’s special about this for me. We started with a test shoot not really knowing what it would look like. But it was immediately apparent that there was going to be some game changing evolution going on here right from the beginning.
Thousands of images later and many many many hours of proofing, sorting, discussing and strategizing, we have finally come to a point where we can show something. The collection will consist of 12 fine art (abstract) images. They are limited additions of 5 and will be available in 3 sizes. Each piece is signed by both artists and will have the certificate of authenticity. When you think of fine art photography, you usually think of a print in a frame, but this will be different… I’ll explain how in the next installment, so stay tuned for that.
We have a ton of great material to share so if we’re friends on Facebook or you follow me on twitter you’ll start seeing a few images pop up here and there, and the featured models will have their favorites posted as well. These are not the actual pieces that are part of the collection. Those will be presented on it’s own site which is currently in production.
Next up: where the name came from, maybe an interview with a model, and a glimpse of some of the finished work.
I have been waiting for these photos!!!! You already know that I am a fan of these photos. The images are very striking, very beautiful. I look forward to reading your blog/website to better understand your interpretation of the images. From what I have seen on Facebook and in your studio, I am ready to purchase some!
Thank you Leslie!
We are working on a website to help get everything up, but You’re not too far away, so I’ll email you a link to the final pieces with all the details soon!