15:26 I love the side stories...the compact, the microscope. Perhaps revisit with a better plan for the camera/crew BUT I greatly appreciate the work done here by them! If I am able to visit this country, this museum will top my list!
I couldnt believe the artists name was Tiki! My family had a dog many years ago, we name her Tika but we called her Tiki Tiki Two Shoes!! We loved her very much, thanks for bringing that wonderful memory to the surface again!
This was wonderful to see; I love the old dollhouses from the 1800's. So inspiring to see that miniatures have been of interest for ages. Tnank you to all of you for showing this mini section of Australia!!
I don't know if some people don't realize how much time, work and effort this involved. I guess it is easy to criticize others, but I for one appreciate the beauty of what you presented. I don't mind imperfection, it is part of life. Unfortunately if one focuses on every little imperfection one can miss out on a great deal of beauty and joy. Thank you all for your great work in sharing your passion for miniatures
I love seeing all those dollhouse that they're all beautiful I recently bought a dollhouse mix homemade in Amarillo Texas for $15 I don't know how old it is but I want to work on that but I'm in the process of I want to move so I haven't worked on it yet I guess I'll work on it after I move out-of-state that would be my main project cuz it's a beautiful doghouse I like how it's made but it is homemade cuz the back wall is piece of wood paneling that's just paint it but I'm going to put paper over that so you can see the little lines from the wood paneling the bottom floors are beautiful but the top ones are horrible and it opens in the front so I want to work on that once I get situated I'll work on the dollhouse the houses are beautiful you showed
I love that you shared that house full of doll houses the museum it's beautiful I know when I was in Colorado they had a dollhouse museum too and it was like a big old carriage house but they moved it since but I don't know where to and they had beautiful doll houses just like you have but I enjoyed watching everything you showed cuz it's beautiful especially the little things stinky make because not stinky tinky she made some cute little items with the little tiny miniatures I like that one where she said the lady was showing too much skin for her sugar daddy that was funny when she said that I need a sugar daddy too just kidding thanks for sharing that with us
I am so impressed with the way this museum is set up that I found it extremely difficult and frustrating to watch it. The person who is doing the video (camera operator) is moving too fast and there were so many things that I noticed that were passed up, and I believe that was some of the guide’s fault. There were some of the videos that, as the miniaturist was explaining, the scene itself being explained was not even in the frame. I feel, maybe it was already done, that this museum video needs to be redone in a more respectful manner. I love the aspect of this, which is the only reading that I continued to watch, but I can’t lie when I say that my blood was boiling during some of this video due to poor filming, and a guide that appeared to be rushing through. Beautiful museum, awful video quality.
Thank you for arranging and sharing this: as one of the artists involved, it made me feel much better about the possibility (probability?) that I won't be able to see the exhibition in person due to COVID restrictions...
@@DThomasMiniatures The blown-up photos in the top hall at 33:25. And I used to own the Kaleidoscope House downstairs, but sold it to a friend who lent it for the exhibition...
As a videographer, I would have filmed the various doll houses stopping to focus in on detail here and there and would have the presenter go back, write a script for each part filmed then narrate each part.
What's with the wokey blurb she said at the beginning? So what that someone lived there in the past. SOMEONE lived everywhere at some point in the past. The sound quality and filming of this is terrible. Makes me feel sea-sick.
Such wonderful pieces and a terrible videographer! He or she could not hold the camera still and should have a microphone on the presenter. Wish I could have seen good photo's of the miniatures so I could focus on the craftsmanship more than the wiggly photography and blurry images.
15:26 I love the side stories...the compact, the microscope. Perhaps revisit with a better plan for the camera/crew BUT I greatly appreciate the work done here by them! If I am able to visit this country, this museum will top my list!
I couldnt believe the artists name was Tiki! My family had a dog many years ago, we name her Tika but we called her Tiki Tiki Two Shoes!! We loved her very much, thanks for bringing that wonderful memory to the surface again!
Beautiful ❤👍😃
Thanks for sharing. Absolutely Amazing.
That was AWESOME! Thank you.❤❤❤
This was wonderful to see; I love the old dollhouses from the 1800's. So inspiring to see that miniatures have been of interest for ages. Tnank you to all of you for showing this mini section of Australia!!
Thanks for watching!!! Minis=Happy!
I don't know if some people don't realize how much time, work and effort this involved. I guess it is easy to criticize others, but I for one appreciate the beauty of what you presented. I don't mind imperfection, it is part of life. Unfortunately if one focuses on every little imperfection one can miss out on a great deal of beauty and joy. Thank you all for your great work in sharing your passion for miniatures
thank you for your feedback and nice comments !!
I love seeing all those dollhouse that they're all beautiful I recently bought a dollhouse mix homemade in Amarillo Texas for $15 I don't know how old it is but I want to work on that but I'm in the process of I want to move so I haven't worked on it yet I guess I'll work on it after I move out-of-state that would be my main project cuz it's a beautiful doghouse I like how it's made but it is homemade cuz the back wall is piece of wood paneling that's just paint it but I'm going to put paper over that so you can see the little lines from the wood paneling the bottom floors are beautiful but the top ones are horrible and it opens in the front so I want to work on that once I get situated I'll work on the dollhouse the houses are beautiful you showed
What a BEAUTIFUL setting and BEAUTIFULLY curated. Very nice job ladies!
Thanks for watching!!
Lovely but I'd like to see again with better camera work
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I love that you shared that house full of doll houses the museum it's beautiful I know when I was in Colorado they had a dollhouse museum too and it was like a big old carriage house but they moved it since but I don't know where to and they had beautiful doll houses just like you have but I enjoyed watching everything you showed cuz it's beautiful especially the little things stinky make because not stinky tinky she made some cute little items with the little tiny miniatures I like that one where she said the lady was showing too much skin for her sugar daddy that was funny when she said that I need a sugar daddy too just kidding thanks for sharing that with us
I luv the teenie weenie kitty bitty just awesome!!!
I am so impressed with the way this museum is set up that I found it extremely difficult and frustrating to watch it. The person who is doing the video (camera operator) is moving too fast and there were so many things that I noticed that were passed up, and I believe that was some of the guide’s fault. There were some of the videos that, as the miniaturist was explaining, the scene itself being explained was not even in the frame. I feel, maybe it was already done, that this museum video needs to be redone in a more respectful manner. I love the aspect of this, which is the only reading that I continued to watch, but I can’t lie when I say that my blood was boiling during some of this video due to poor filming, and a guide that appeared to be rushing through. Beautiful museum, awful video quality.
This was amazing, loved it.
Thanks for watching!!! Glad you enjoyed!!
Mind blowing❤
Thank you for arranging and sharing this: as one of the artists involved, it made me feel much better about the possibility (probability?) that I won't be able to see the exhibition in person due to COVID restrictions...
so awesome that you were in the show - which work was yours??
@@DThomasMiniatures The blown-up photos in the top hall at 33:25.
And I used to own the Kaleidoscope House downstairs, but sold it to a friend who lent it for the exhibition...
Me encanta todas las miniaturas que se ven felicitaciones.
As a videographer, I would have filmed the various doll houses stopping to focus in on detail here and there and would have the presenter go back, write a script for each part filmed then narrate each part.
Second time watching. 🥰
thanks for coming back!!!
What's with the wokey blurb she said at the beginning? So what that someone lived there in the past. SOMEONE lived everywhere at some point in the past. The sound quality and filming of this is terrible. Makes me feel sea-sick.
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Disappointing. A full hour of shaky-cam....
Less talking slower camera would be good
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Worst camera work ever! Needs to be sorted out as is nauseating.. subject amazing tho.
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Such wonderful pieces and a terrible videographer! He or she could not hold the camera still and should have a microphone on the presenter. Wish I could have seen good photo's of the miniatures so I could focus on the craftsmanship more than the wiggly photography and blurry images.