Digital Collage * iPhoneography * Photography * Altered Art * Fine Art * Photo Fusion * Color Merge * Experimental Photography * An art and photography blog with something for every interest. I use Paint Shop Pro X and Paint Shop Pro X2, as well as Adobe Photoshop CS4 to create my digital collages. Please do not copy the images on this blog without permission. For further information please
email me. All of my artwork is Copyright Peggi Meyer Graminski 2005-2016; other images remain the copyright of their original owners.
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My new 2017 calendar is ready for purchase! Please click on the Lulu link, in the right margin and it will take you to the page where you can place your order. This is a 12 month calendar, glossy, measuring 8.5" x 11" - featuring 12 unique digital images that I've created. These can be matted and framed, as the months go by, so it is pretty much like getting 12 prints for only $14.99. Pretty cool, I think =) Please let me know if you have any questions! With blessings of love and light, Peggi
3 comments:
What a wonderful idea, i bet it is a moving spectacle.
Keith, thank you - it is indeed moving.
Chronicler, thank you for the insight. I am truly sorry for the loss of your Mom and your brother. I lost my mother to lung cancer on Mother's Day 2000 (six years ago today, in fact) and my father to prostate cancer on March 18, 2006 - just a few weeks ago, as you know. For my family and I this has been part of the healing process, I believe, and something to be done in their honor and remembrance. Especially for my kids who worked so hard on their luminarias, and really poured their hearts into what they wrote on them. We support all the charities you mention, but at the present time this particular one is something we feel a need to be involved in - sentimental, yes, I suppose so - but necessary for us and for so many other people.
A little more info: From the St. Louis Journal, 5/17/2006: "The American Cancer Society directs 60 percent of the proceeds toward cancer research, prevention and treatment. It uses the remainder for education, advocacy and improving the quality of life for cancer survivors." In my humble opinion, very worthwhile =)
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