"“Hope is the thing with feathers, that perches in the soul, and sings the tune without words, and never stops at all.” Emily Dickinson quote ...
Danielle is a talented layout artist known to most of us in the digital scrapping world as Artemia. She has a wonderful heart and a generous personality. Tragedy has recently come into Danielle's life. An accident injured one of her two little boys and may have permanently left her husband partially paralyzed.
Many of us have poured out our hearts to Danielle. Now some of her friends in the industry have come together with an incredible collaborative kit to help her with her financial burden.
The contributing artists are: ah! Designs, Amanda R Designs, Catherine Designs, Createwings Designs, Emiko Designs, Heaven’s Gate Designs, Holly Designs, Jazzmin Designs, Jofia Designs, Kate Hadfield, Lauren Reid, Lorie Davison and Madame Mim.
The kit is called Artemia for our friend Danielle and is sold at www.afterfivedesigns.com . It is all about hope, friendship and love.
Hope is the thing with feathers… Hope can help us fly just as feathers can help birds fly. Hope keeps us warm just as feathers keep birds warm. We want Danielle to keep hope and we want to keep her warm.
Friendship is essential to the soul, we would like to show Danielle that we are here for her.
Love, this kit is all about love, love for a husband or wife, love for our children, love for a friend. We would like to share with all of you this code (that comes from Laurie Ann) for I Love You: 1-4-3 (the numbers of letters of each word)
This kit contains more than 50 incredible papers, carefully crafted with patterns, textures, and brushwork, about 200 elements including many wordarts, some brushes, some shadowed versions and 2 alpha (in separate png files).
As our way of saying THANK you for your contribution… we've included a 12 Quick pages album made by some talented layout artists and designers.
All proceeds from this kit (after fees) will be donated to Danielle’s family. "
Posted by lauren pieters on November 14, 2008 | Permalink | Comments: 0
