The Dark Knight Rises by Play Arts
Similar with last year, and a year before that, I startd my year with a Batman toy shoots. Ha! This year is no different, and I decided to do some scenes from The Dark Knight Rises using the ultra sleek and fully articulated Play Arts Kai.
For the first 2 shots, I used an LCD screen and a chimney that I have also used before. Using Photoshop, I desaturated and added photo filter to add drama.
I said no guns, Selina.
Now for the following images, I've created Bane's lair from scratch using sticks, chicken wire, illustration board, foam board, spray and acrylic paints. Will show you the behind-the-scene and making of the diorama soon.
Sorry...
Let us not stand on ceremony, Mr. Wayne!
Shameless Plug:
I joined a local toy photo contest and the last image is my entry. One of the categories is the most number of likes. Would really, really, really appreciate if you can check my entry and hit like. Here's the direct link Click Here
Also, I'm supporting 2 good friends and fellow toy photography addicts, Ryan and Lionel. Hope you can also like their amazing entries. Here's the direct link for Ryan's entry: Click Here
And here's the link for Lionel: Click Here
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
The Dark Knight Rises
Dark Knight Rises is my favorite movie for 2012. I'm a fan of anything Batman and recently of the Movie Masters toy line by Mattel. Shorter than the regular DCUC figure but maintains the same level of articulation. I made a huge diorama to capture some of these scenes:
"The Fire Has Started" featuring Movie Masters Batman and Bat-pod
Catwoman in "Leather and Bike" decided to convert this image in black and white.
More image soon, but for now, let me share with you my behind-the-scene so will have have an idea on how huge the diorama I have created. :)
"The Fire Has Started" featuring Movie Masters Batman and Bat-pod
Catwoman in "Leather and Bike" decided to convert this image in black and white.
More image soon, but for now, let me share with you my behind-the-scene so will have have an idea on how huge the diorama I have created. :)
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