Recently In Print ...

Worldwide - Burlesque and the Art of the Teese by Dita Von Teese - Regan Books (Burlesque Pages 18,19 - Fetish Pages 24,26,69 - 2006)

Belgium - Secret Magazine issue #29
(A feature - 6 full pages - April 2006)

England - Collective Magazine
(cover - March 2006)

Italy - "A" Magazine
(Spring 2006)

Germany - Solitaire Magazine
(cover - December 2005)



Previously ...

Silvercanvas photographs have appeared in many magazines and publications over the years. In book form in Dita Von Teese's current book "Burlesque and the Art of the Teese" (Regan Books/Harper Collins - available from all good booksellers or amazon.co.uk in the UK or amazon.com in the USA). Also several pages in the German Marquis book "Dita Von Teese: Fetish Goddess".

Silvercanvas pictures have also appeared frequently in magazines - to name a few, Bizarre (several times in the UK version of this magazine), Playgirl (!), Skin Two, Playtime (Cover) and many others.

Some examples of publications are presented on the press page

Silvercanvas have a close association with Dita Von Teese and often shoot for her website (www.dita.net)



AKA silvercanvas

I am pictured above with an old Mamiya C220 which I used to own. Nowadays I use a Pentax *istD and a Mamiya RZ67 as my camera's of choice.




QUICK HISTORY


1976
Started out in photography

1977 to '79
Taking pictures of many
punk/alternative type bands in action...

1980
Finished academic studies

1980-86
Photographed a variety of subjects often Goth themed stuff in cemeteries!

1988
Discovered aptitude and interest in Glamour and Hollywood style female portraiture. Became addicted to film noir and it's stylings.

1989-1998
Took a break from photography to pursue other interests including watching/studying many movies particularly from the 1940s noir period.

1998-1999
Inspired by Gil Elvgren and other retro pin up artists returned to photography and attempted to emulate their pin up styles.

2000-now
Association with Dita Von Teese a natural progression. Developed Photography further including documenting several of Dita's burlesque shows as well as much studio and other work.