Stop & Post December 2008

[raynerj1]

Nicely done Frances!

If you are looking for a fw more pieces, take a look at my site. I have about a dozen jewelry macros on there. I just have to take pictures of something when the flowers are not blooming.

[fredbassett]

That jewelry looks great. (both photo and illustration).

[Soquili]

very nice

What Holidays?? Many of us still have to work you know

Great candle and Holly Bill

Thank you both very much.


Steve the last holiday trip I had was in 1997

[Penny O'Rorke]

Thanks! Ron, we think it's my husband's grandfather, early 20th century. Bill, I see what you mean re. left arm , it's too small.
For the cleaning up bit I tried Xara and PS Elements (everything else is Xara) and posted the latter in error. The Xara version of his arm is a rough shape with feathering and transparencies.

[Sammy]

First and foremost, apologies for not having posted or contributed for along while. Haven't had a chance to create anything worthwhile.

Here is the view while returning home from visiting a client. Just had to stop and admire.

Bill - Love the colour scheme on your first post announcing the December Stop and Post. Greens and yellows, nice match. Well done.

Bob - Looks like you've got the atomic particle accelerator working. Nice effect.

Thatch - As Bill said, Nice illustration. Wish I could do something like that. Working at it

Judy - Fearsome mascot

John Rayner - Good macro work. Love the purple colour shades.

QuickDraw - Excellent cartoon. Just love the expression on the face. Says it all.

Frances - You show off ! ;D Great artwork of John's photo. Nice skills.

Penny - Superb repair work. The Xara version looks a lot better than the PS Elements. Well done.

Well done all.

Sammy

[Soquili]

Hi Sammy

Glad to see you again. Thank you for your comments.

Nice reflections in your attachment.

[Soquili]

Meet Charlie. He appeared in my Xara Xtreme work area and seems to have taken over. You may see more of him as time goes by.

I don't think he owns a comb, his hair is always tousled.

[steve.ledger]

Welcome to TG Forums Charlie- hope to see Moire, er... more of you too

[Rhanna]

Great candle, Bill.
To all the other posts thus far, a lot of great and diverse work, thanks for sharing them.

I am always fiddling with get clouds right with XP4.
Here is one example of the work.
Gary likes golden clouds so will be interesting to see what he thinks.
Rupert

[Ron Duke]

Very interesting, Rupert. Different things going through my mind when I look at this. Some mystery, spacey, or even smokey or smoggy. Works well for any.