Experiments in fashion portraiture featuring clothing and original (starting point) photos by @prairieunderground
Portrait from impromptu photo shoot at @seattleartmuseum All work original and created on an iPhone
Another experiment in unfolded fashion portraiture featuring original image and clothing by spectacular @prairieunderground
Portrait of @_colorblindmess
Yet another experiment in fashion-based portraiture. Created on an iPhone - clothing and original photo by @prairieunderground jocksallquist.com
Shot at @seattleartmuseum Transformed on an iPhone
Shot in train station. Transformed on iPhone. Featuring @_colorblindmess
Shot in train station. Transformed on iPhone. Featuring @_colorblindmess
I take a quick portrait. Then I break it apart and rebuild it on my iPhone. The goal is exposure. What’s underneath, what doesn’t line up, what is otherwise invisible. Shot and reworked on iPhone jocksallquist.com
I take a quick portrait—usually in a museum or on the street. Then I break it apart and rebuild it on my iPhone. The goal isn’t accuracy. It’s exposure. What’s underneath, what doesn’t line up, what might seem off but i
I start with a moment. A quick portrait—someone I pull aside at a museum or on the street. Then, on my phone, I unfold it. It’s a transformation process—revealing layers, shifting perspectives, and uncovering what’s otherwise
Another experiment in fashion-based portraiture. Created on an iPhone - clothing and original photo by @prairieunderground jocksallquist.com
Layers—bone, thread, scaffolding, pigment. None of it aligned. Captured. Created on iPhone jocksallquist.com
An experiment in fashion-based portraiture. Created on an iPhone - clothing and original photo by @prairieunderground jocksallquist.com
Gesture, surface tension, something leaking. Seattle Art Museum Transformed through pocket device jocksallquist.com
I start with a moment. A quick portrait—someone I pull aside at a museum or on the street (this at SAM). Then, on my phone, unfold it. It’s a transformation process—revealing layers, shifting perspectives, and uncovering what’
I start with a moment. A quick portrait—someone I pull aside at a museum or on the street (SAM in this case). Then, on my phone, I unfold it. It’s a transformation process—revealing layers, shifting perspectives, and uncovering what
Fourth frame. Same subject, pulled deeper. Shot at the Seattle Art Museum and reworked on my iPhone. This one unfolded further. Something about her expression here: part portrait, part oracle. The gaze won’t let go. Not a glitch. A reveal. S
Third take. Same subject, different temperature. Captured at the Seattle Art Museum and reworked on my iPhone. She looks whole—until you look closer. This one’s quieter, but no less unfolded. Seattle Art Museum Transformed on iPhone M