Stop & Post April 2006!

**raffy** · 07 April 2006, 12:08 PM

No kidding!Thanks james!It's great to be able to trace your ancestors that way!My mom's side came originally from County Fermanagh in IReland,from near a place called Newtownbutler(?-spelling?).The later descendants were United Empire Loyalists who eventually settled near Petrolia,Ontario.I gotta do the pilgrimage thing,and check it out personally.My Grandmother came to Windsor around 1900.
Wagons roll!Yeehaw!

**-=Drifter=-** · 07 April 2006, 12:24 PM

Norm, that cat and mouse is sensational.
James, that scene of yours is brilliant and must mean a lot to you.
Both of you, keep up the great work!

**jamesmc** · 07 April 2006, 01:51 PM

Originally Posted by raffy

No kidding!Thanks james!It's great to be able to trace your ancestors that way!My mom's side came originally from County Fermanagh in IReland,from near a place called Newtownbutler(?-spelling?).The later descendants were United Empire Loyalists who eventually settled near Petrolia,Ontario.I gotta do the pilgrimage thing,and check it out personally.My Grandmother came to Windsor around 1900.
Wagons roll!Yeehaw!

heh, yeah those ancestors were Scot-Irish. Farthest I can trace back is County Donegal, Raphoe Parish, Ireland. They're Scots before that, but I could only tell by the wordings in their Wills and have no clue where they came from in Scotland specifically. Of Course, like a lot of Americans I am a bit of of a mutt in genetic terms as there is German, Dutch, Native American, Scot-Irish and English genes flowing through me.

Thanks Drifter for the kinds words. All the artistic talent stopped with my mother. If desktop computers hadn't been invented, it's doubtful I'd be attempting such a thing.

**RUSS-USSR** · 16 April 2006, 08:27 PM

I used Live effect tool and letters here.

**-=Drifter=-** · 16 April 2006, 08:57 PM

I like it. Would like to be able to see more of the faces, though.

**RUSS-USSR** · 16 April 2006, 09:36 PM

Thanks.
It is a sketch of web page top-right corner and I didn`t want to make the picture clear.

**Campbell** · 20 April 2006, 04:34 AM

I use Xara for creating logos. One of my earliest logos is the following Poteet tree service, It brought in more buisness as it is plastered on the side of several trucks. The most recent logo project is a franchise of Carwashes called I-Wash ( Some of the colors were preferd by the client.)

I cannot hold a candle to the great artists on this site or even the artists here in Nashville, But Xara makes the creative process so easy that I am able to have great success in the business.
I am working on a logo for and a military reality show in the vein of Cops. I will post it later.

**Campbell** · 20 April 2006, 04:49 AM

The SteelWool thing is a flash animation series and comic strip/book that I created a few years ago. The new series should be released on dvd March of 2007. All of the voices are Brad Hershberger a voice over extrordinare!

**Campbell** · 20 April 2006, 04:57 AM

This was an unfinsihed logo that I desinged for an educational youth dvd. I made the gif to demonstrate how it might look with a real video of two faces that would morph into the logo. This one never sold.

**Campbell** · 20 April 2006, 05:15 AM

The Camp Great Escape was a freebie for a local kids camp.
I am glad they are still using it. I did not design their web page just this logo.
www.campgreatescape.com

The second logo, 'You Fix It', I am pitching to a website that will have video clips on basic auto repairs.
I am hoping they will buy the slogan as well.