ShunNakamura
05-21-2008, 06:43 PM
A friend of mine has lost three pets this month. A family cat, her beloved 15 year old dog, and now she has lost another one of her little bundles of joy. Misty was a very lovable dog that I know will be sorely missed.
Our social circle tends to do a lot with cards when someone suffers or the ilk. Since I actually had a photograph of Misty I decided to make my own card in commemoration of Misty; they dog who would always come up to my lap should I sit anywhere near her.
I still consider it a work in progress. Though if I want to get it printed out for our meeting tonight I don't have all that much time to work on it. I need to reword the messages a bit to maximize their effect. I do think the art is fine, considering it isn't supposed to be anything ultra fancy. But the so called poetry needs work I do think.
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/6771/mistymemorydl2.jpg
Some of you may recognize Misty from when I was discussing about my Cell Phone camera. She was one the first usable photographs I had ever taken with it. And she was the first photograph I had ever touched up for graphical use.
That is enough I think. I'll step back for an hour or two and go back over the wording after I regain emotional control again. My mind has sort of fizzled right now.
Our social circle tends to do a lot with cards when someone suffers or the ilk. Since I actually had a photograph of Misty I decided to make my own card in commemoration of Misty; they dog who would always come up to my lap should I sit anywhere near her.
I still consider it a work in progress. Though if I want to get it printed out for our meeting tonight I don't have all that much time to work on it. I need to reword the messages a bit to maximize their effect. I do think the art is fine, considering it isn't supposed to be anything ultra fancy. But the so called poetry needs work I do think.
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/6771/mistymemorydl2.jpg
Some of you may recognize Misty from when I was discussing about my Cell Phone camera. She was one the first usable photographs I had ever taken with it. And she was the first photograph I had ever touched up for graphical use.
That is enough I think. I'll step back for an hour or two and go back over the wording after I regain emotional control again. My mind has sort of fizzled right now.