Geneviéve

This week the theme at Take a Word is OLD FASHIONED. I have chosen the 1900s. Besides, feathered hats and real fur are really old fashioned these days. Geneviéve Lantelme - photographed for Les Modes, January 1910 issue - looks gorgeous though. 

I edited, cut and colored Geneviéve's photo (found here); background: Holliewood Studio; texture/overlay: Paree and Buzillo Stock.

together

This week at Take a Word the theme is VALENTINE and while I was trying to figure out what to do I started to wonder about this travel called life and the individuals that accompany us through it, not only partners, but family, friends and spirituality. I hope you have good company in this journey.

Thanks to Tumblefish Studios, Rucola Designs and Holliewood Studio.

Delightfully different

If you are always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be.

Maya Angelou 

This week at Take a Word the theme is BLACK, WHITE AND A TOUCH OF RED.

Background: Marisa Lerin and Amptone Stock; overlay: Kim Klassen; elements: Rebecca McMeen.

A fine man

This week at Take a Word the theme is MALE. I had this photo for a while and I find it a bit intriguing as he is almost smiling, and they didn't smile back then, and he had earrings. I decide to provide a new outfit to him to match his wild spirit.

Man (cropped and colored): Resurgere (dA); background and other elements: MC Designs.

Scents of the past

This week at Take a Word the theme is PURPLE. I'm also submitting this to Digitalmania.

I edited, cut and colored the photo of the girl. I made the background by mixing photos and papers. Elements by Studio Manu and Angie Young.

Lord and Lady Pinanapple

This week at Take a Word the theme word is FRUIT and I decided to introduce you to Lord and Lady Pinanapple. They are a little bit eccentric but nobody cares as they are also absurdly rich!

Couple: Hidden Vintage; their new wardrobe is my courtesy.