For all of you who, like me, love to look at (or even aquire) modern furniture for their dolls, here is an article in the New York Times about them. I resent the implication that people who collect stuff like that are eccentric and weird - it is the only thing that marred this article for me. I would love to have some of that stufff to photograph my dolls with. They have a nice slideshow too.
Eccentric is only a bad word, if we let it be. LOL!
ReplyDeleteWow so coool! I've always wished that Ikea would make miniature version of their furniture for 1/6 dolls.
ReplyDeleteThanks for link!
"I resent the implication that people who collect stuff like that are eccentric and weird - it is the only thing that marred this article for me. I would love to have some of that stufff to photograph my dolls with."
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you. I have always viewed dolls as an art form. Beyond that, just about anything made to scale inspires thought, patience, creativity, dexterity to produce a doll, a scene, or an environment that not only serves the purpose of artistic display, but invites others to appreciate it as a functional art form. I know a back surgeon who built doll houses with his wife to maintain his dexterity and eye for detail. Bravo for your post!