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    Default Re: The 2014 tree-trimming collective effort!

    Quote Originally Posted by Crow Haven View Post
    I can share a tree from a previous year which stood in the corner of our den. The tiger painting on the wall is one I painted on canvas years ago (24" x 36").
    I hope you all enjoy the pic.
    That pic as composition is some amazing one Maya with great warm atmosphere, also congratulations for the painting

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    Default Re: The 2014 tree-trimming collective effort!

    Quote Originally Posted by stygg2003 View Post
    The grandkids like the group tree best so we've made a cardboard cutout of this one I did with the baubles and trinkets and all the great things they posted and stood it in the corner. Only joking, still not finished our tree yet, they keep chopping and changing where what should go where on the tree. Will post when they finally make up their minds.

    Stygg

    That's a well-balanced and beautiful arrangement, Stygg! Oh, and I thought something was missing from the other tree -- Rudolf the Reindeer! That's really cute standing on the present. The new ornaments look perfect and I like the resizing of various ones.

    Quote Originally Posted by csehz View Post
    That pic as composition is some amazing one Maya with great warm atmosphere, also congratulations for the painting
    I'm glad you enjoyed the Christmas tree picture, csehz, many thanks!
    "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do, so throw off the bowlines, sail away from safe harbor, catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore, Dream, Discover."
    -Mark Twain

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    Default Re: The 2014 tree-trimming collective effort!

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    Grace
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    Default Re: The 2014 tree-trimming collective effort!

    Thankyou Crow nice Christmas picture you posted ...and Gare(I wouldn't have taken offense to your upside-down notion)

    The tree is looking lovely let me know when it's all done, I have been chatting on Facebook on my site VS Design Tech about Talkgraphics forum and talented members and the uses of Xara. I want to repost it on there for 'guess which one I made'...lol

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    Default Re: The 2014 tree-trimming collective effort!

    Grace, I added your flakes to the three this morning, put a greeting at the bottom, and have tow version for all of us to download: a large high-quality JPEG whose detail shows just about everyone's work real nicely, about a half MB, and the file I used to compile the composition...it's a 7MB Xara file compressed in a Zip archive. You can download either/both from the attachment links below.

    Here's what we look like a week before Christmas, I want to thank you all for the fine work, and I hope our togetherness Spirit continues into 2015:

    Click image for larger version. 

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    My Best,

    Gary
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    Default Re: The 2014 tree-trimming collective effort!

    Thanks Gary, it looks great.
    Grace
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    Default Re: The 2014 tree-trimming collective effort!

    I love the tree and everyone's contributions! Many thanks, Gare, for putting it together for us too!
    "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do, so throw off the bowlines, sail away from safe harbor, catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore, Dream, Discover."
    -Mark Twain

 

 

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