This is April, she's one of my mom's Mediterranean Miniature Donkeys. April wanted to send out some belated birthday wishes!
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Cheers,
Showing posts with label My Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label My Photography. Show all posts
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
A Special Thank You....
Wow... I can't thank everyone enough for all the kind sympathy posts and emails regarding the recent passing of my precious kitty Blue. He has been gone for one month as of yesterday and I miss him to pieces. It's been hard to get back into a creative mode, since he's been gone and I'm full of ideas, but seem to be lacking the motivation at this point. Blue was a very big part of each and every one of my days, he sat with me any chance he could... If he could fit, HA! even if he couldn't, he was always right there. He was such a sweet boy and is forever in my heart :):):) Thank you all very much!
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| Here's a picture of Blue (my little muse) waiting for me to sit back down... We were crafting that day!!!! |
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
My Baby Blue Passed Away Saturday.... I miss him so very much :(
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| Blue loved to sit by the pond. This is him 5/20/11, a little over a month before he passed away . |
Monday, June 13, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
My Fur Baby "Blue"...
Blue's my special kitty, he's been with me for 13 1/2 years and he is very loved! He's a great photography subject and his photo's have also been used on some of my past card creations (posted below).
Blue was a pound baby and it was love at 1st sight! There he sat in that pound kennel, watching and waiting. He took one look at me, put his head down, closed those big baby "Blue"s, smooshed his face into the bars that restrained him, stuck both arms out, reaching with all his might and cried MEEOOOW. All I can say is... I was in love and I couldn't adopt him fast enough♥
Blue was a pound baby and it was love at 1st sight! There he sat in that pound kennel, watching and waiting. He took one look at me, put his head down, closed those big baby "Blue"s, smooshed his face into the bars that restrained him, stuck both arms out, reaching with all his might and cried MEEOOOW. All I can say is... I was in love and I couldn't adopt him fast enough♥
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| One of my favorites and the sentiment suits Blue's personality! |
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| Inside sentiment: I'll have a Blue Christmas without you! |
My Baby Blue was diagnosed with CRF just over 2 weeks ago and I'm just devastated, here's the prognosis...
CRF is a terminal disease. The only questions are how long and how well the patient will live until the end. With proper treatment, the cat may have from months to years of relatively high-quality life. As the cat's caregiver(s), it is up to you to determine when the quality of life has decreased to a point at which prolonging life no longer has value.
As CRF progresses and toxin levels rise, cats become more uncomfortable with an overall sensation of feeling unwell. Human patients with a similar condition don't report "pain" but describe their condition as feeling poorly. Dehydration, in particular, can make the patient very uncomfortable. Aggressively treating CRF, especially with subcutaneous fluid therapy, should not be thought of as "prolonging the agony" as there is no significant pain associated with kidney failure until the end-stage. Even then, unless the patient convulses, the chief symptoms will be malaise, weakness, nausea and discomfort.
CRF is a terminal disease. The only questions are how long and how well the patient will live until the end. With proper treatment, the cat may have from months to years of relatively high-quality life. As the cat's caregiver(s), it is up to you to determine when the quality of life has decreased to a point at which prolonging life no longer has value.
As CRF progresses and toxin levels rise, cats become more uncomfortable with an overall sensation of feeling unwell. Human patients with a similar condition don't report "pain" but describe their condition as feeling poorly. Dehydration, in particular, can make the patient very uncomfortable. Aggressively treating CRF, especially with subcutaneous fluid therapy, should not be thought of as "prolonging the agony" as there is no significant pain associated with kidney failure until the end-stage. Even then, unless the patient convulses, the chief symptoms will be malaise, weakness, nausea and discomfort.
Friday, July 16, 2010
Just wanted to say HELLO & HAPPY FRIDAY!!!!!
Here are some of my newest creations :) I hope you like them! Cheers, Lisa
Above: They are all hand stamped & then colored with Copic Ciao Markers.... I just Luv Those Markers :)
Above: Hand Stamped, Flower (punch), Birdies (cricut), Fringe (MS multi cut scissors)!
Above: Hand Stamped, Copic colored, Birdies & Lattice (cricut) and aged with Tim Holtz distressed ink!
Above: They are hand stamped & then colored with Copic Ciao Markers!
Created with Cricut Design Studio, Basic Grey rub ons, hand stamping, Cuttlebug, Chain Embellishment!
Hand Stamped, Real Stitching, Scor Pal and colored in with Prismacolor Pencils!
Cricut Design Studio and Cuttlebug
Diamond Rubber Stamp Digital Image, Colored with Prismacolor Markers, Nestabilities, Real Stitching!
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Wacom Cintiq 12WX
Here's a photo I took at a Nascar race... I used my Wacom Cintiq 12wx in Photoshop, desaturated & added color back where I wanted it!
Just having fun with it! 
This is a picture I drew & painted using the Wacom Cintiq 12WX. 
Hi Everyone!
Well it has been very busy around here and there has been no real down time. I have been dying to find time to play with my Wacom Cintiq 12WX... "Interactive Pen Displays combine the advantages of an LCD monitor with the control, comfort, and productivity of Wacom's most sophisticated patented cordless, battery-free pen technology to allow you to work directly on screen.
You can angle or recline these displays to a range of positions so that they are more comfortable for you. Using the pen directly on the screen's surface is by far one of the most intuitive and natural ways to work with your computer."
You can angle or recline these displays to a range of positions so that they are more comfortable for you. Using the pen directly on the screen's surface is by far one of the most intuitive and natural ways to work with your computer."
It really makes photo editing & drawing a breeze. You have total control using the pens as opposed to a mouse and the ability to working directly on the screen is just plain awesome.
I've posted a couple of my first projects here for you... Enjoy!
Wishing you all happy & creative days ahead.
Lisa
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
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