Here is the original picture that inspired me. I adapted my projected a little bit but tried to keep the atmosphere of that time.
The hats and their lovely stands in the window, the collars in the shop, the shoe boxes, the shirt boxes are created by Lisa. She does wonderful miniatures. Just visit her website and you'll understand why.
http://www.lisaslittlethings.com
The work table was made by Glen at:
http://www.keendersonminiatures.com
I can't but recommend these two great miniaturists. Thanks you both for helping me.
The inspiration picture is pretty special. Thanks for the links, I'll definitely check them out.
ReplyDeleteYou've really captured the essence of the inspiration photo! Lovely work!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. That is a compliment when it comes from an artist like you. Your sense of details is so accurate.
DeleteThanks again.
Lovely photos, it must be a great feeling to make something French in miniature when living so far away.
ReplyDeleteIt might help you get more followers, if you put the widget under your profile on the right at the top of the page, rather than at the bottom of all the posts. It did make me read all the way down, though!
I moved the widget as you suggested. Thank you and have a nice day!
DeleteTrès belle réalisation. Je suis une grande fan des boutiques anciennes et je trouve cela très agréable à travailler.
ReplyDeleteCette maison avec boutique au rez de chaussée est tout bonnement magnifique! L'application de la pub sur la façade latérale est parfaite, et la boutique est superbe!. Oui je connais bien les créas de Lisa little things, je viens de réaliser un de ses kits, que je dois encore mettre sur mon blog www.nonomininostalgie.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteJe vais suivre tes réalisations, car elles sont très réussies!