Composite Greeting Cards: Military and Space Shuttle
Humorous greeting cards made from composite pictures with images coming from official military and NASA websites. Designed and Created by Luming Marr.
by Luming Marr
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About the Book
This book is designed, created and written by Luming Marr and is published by www.blurb.com in May 2009. To order, please go to www.blurb.com/bookstore and search for “Luming Marr” to order this book – “Composite Greeting Cards: Military and Space Shuttle.” Thank you!
A personal note: I ordered this composite picture book from www.blurb.com by using my own credit card, the book was delivered to my doorstep by UPS around six days from the date I put the order. The packaging is really good, the quality of the book and the color of all the pictures is just great, in my opinion, it is even better than “bookstore” quality.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Humor
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Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
# of Pages: 40 - Publish Date: May 29, 2009
- Keywords white house, space, shuttle, clown, dolphin, Washington, D.C., monument, kid, children, infant, toddler, girl, boy, golden, gate, bridge, capitol, tank, Bush, action, figure, snowman, piano, zoo, president, duck, mother, father, sightseeing, bus, Popeye, museum, Lincoln, Rushmore, mascot, cat, hat, flag, happy, birthday, treasury, department, aircraft, carrier, soccer, car, air, force, one, submarine, fighter, Mars, rover, Sparky, helicopter, astronaut, Thunderbirds, show, hornet, swing, parachute, Navy, Marine, Corps, binoculars, football, basketball, bald, eagle, balloon, hot, whale, USS, Martian, NASA, images, blurb, creative, photoshop, relax, enjoy, awesome, international, pineapple, star, England, festival, B-2, F-117, F/A-18F, Runway, JSC, JPL, Milky, Way, galaxy, M1A1, Abrams
About the Creator
I like to make composite pictures. When I took a photography course in college many years ago, I submitted a composite pictures album as my portfolio and the instructor and my classmates all liked those pictures. There was no PC or Photoshop at that time, so I needed to collect old magazines and cut the images out then manually pasted them together into composite pictures on a piece of paper before I photographed the final work to get the color prints. I am glad that we do have PC's, digital cameras and software tools plus tons of public domain pictures on the internet now to create composite pictures much more easily. It is great fun doing it and I hope you enjoy these composite pictures.