If you’ve been missing the Cover Makeover that Lucile and I used to run, don’t worry because Julz from Julie Powell – Photographer and Graphic Artist, has taken over the challenge and is putting together a fun new challenge every week. This week, I decided to join in and try my hand at the movie…
Read MoreCover Makeover is the our themed feature of the Photo Rehab Clinic, created by me and Lucile from Bridging Lacunas. Every week we give a new prompt, and participants go wild, using all their creativity, and producing fabulous covers far better than the original ones used by publishers. Welcome to last week’s Wrap up and to…
Read MoreCover Makeover is the new themed feature of the Photo Rehab Clinic, created by me and Lucile from Bridging Lacunas. Every week we give a new prompt, and participants go wild, using all their creativity, and producing fabulous covers far better than the original ones used by publishers. Welcome to last week’s Wrap up and…
Read MoreAnother Thursday, another Cover Makeover from Lucile’s Photo101 Rehab Clinic. If you haven’t seen the wrap up from last week, pop over to Lucile’s post to see the makeovers of “The Sound of Music” from last week. Meanwhile, on to this week’s challenge – another movie: The Cabin in the Woods. The Cabin in the Woods…
Read MoreAnother week of really great covers from the makeover team – see Lucile’s Wrap Up post here for all the very cool designs for “The Lord of the Rings”. Thanks again to everyone for joining in, it’s wonderful to see all the creative talent at work. This week, it’s a movie. And it’s a classic. The Sound…
Read MoreWelcome to the second Photo Rehab Cover Makeover Challenge. If you missed the first one, you can see all of the wonderful entries here in the weekly wrap-up. While Lucile is on vacation with her family, I am running our challenge solo this week. But I bet Lucile pops in to say hi 😉 So just…
Read MoreI can feel the dried tears on my face. My eyes are scratchy and my head is clouded. I just watched the movie Still Alice. Julianne Moore plays a 50 year old woman diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s Disease. It was such a beautifully made film and Julianne’s performance was one of the best I’ve…
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