From the artist: "This is my Doll Series. I've had this idea in my head for a long time and am glad for the opportunity to bring it to its fruition. Thanks Linds! I've attempted to place young girls in mature looks and turning them into mannequins or "dolls" with a goth, emo or "broken" look. Throughout our life we strive to have so many material things that, more often than not, are left by the wayside like broken dolls no longer loved."
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| "This came about by accident, but I ended up taking a series of these to use in a triptych as an abstract look." |
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| " I wanted to play on light and dark, good and evil while still keeping the doll effect." |
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| " I wanted to play on light and dark, good and evil while still keeping the doll effect." |
Nikie Brown is a self taught commercial photographer. She has been taking photographs since the age of 10 as she followed her grandfather around with his still and movie cameras.
Although a Kodak Instamatic was her first, her love has been her Canons. In her menagerie is her Canon T-70, EOS Rebel G, EOS Rebel XTI, Canon 7D, as well as one of her grandfather's Yashica Instamatic cameras.
Always with an eye for the abstract, Nikie enjoys sharing her creative and imaginative finesse through her photographic art. You can follow Nikie's photography as well as purchase prints HERE.
