Just another quick dab with the fingerpaints ... :-)

[heliophile-oxon.livejournal.com]

This is brouillard dans les rues de Lyon, actually, but I couldn't resist its golden glow for the wonderful Voiceover by Elizabeth O'Shea. x'ing fingers for posting it ...



Anyone up for a few more covers? They've been so pretty, I crave more of 'em! *g*

Comments

[hagsrus.livejournal.com]

That's gorgeous!

May I add it (and the others) to the DVD?

[heliophile-oxon.livejournal.com]

Oh, yes please - I should have thought of that; thank you!

With the last few cover ideas, I've ticked the LJ option box for "include link to original image" (or however that goes) so hopefully you can get a sensible-sized copy, but I didn't do that for the first few so those earlier ones are only in tiny barely-more-than-a-thumbnail form. Would it be helpful at all if I were to email them (and if so, um, would you mind reminding me what's the right email to use) or perhaps should I re-post the tiny ones with the "include link" box ticked this time?

[hagsrus.livejournal.com]

Email would be great - proslib @ gmail.com

Thank you!

[snailbones.livejournal.com]

What a lush cover! *grabs* *g*

I love the misty glow and the bare branches - it reminds me of a wintery London at night.

[heliophile-oxon.livejournal.com]

Glad you like it! *g* I found a few nice possible misty street scenes to use, and it was hard to choose just one. Oops, I hope it isn't too Londony, though. I see what you mean, now you come to mention it. Do you think I need to find something that looks a bit more French-cathedral-y, to go with the tale Doyle tells?

maybe this one? (if you can see it all right)

[snailbones.livejournal.com]

Oops, sorry, no - it just reminds me of London years ago when the smog made everything soft and yellow - but the stonework could be London or Paris or anywhere, so it totally works.

[heliophile-oxon.livejournal.com]

Oh, that's ok then - just wondering what might work best, and having snagged a photo which is of Lyon I hadn't stopped to think if it actually looked French if you see what I mean *g*
Shall stick with this one, then, 'cause I like the warm golden glow :-)

[sc-fossil.livejournal.com]

I like the misty feel also. Nicely done.

[heliophile-oxon.livejournal.com]

I can't really take credit for anything more than picking it and the lettering, but I'll happily agree that it's an atmospheric scene - I always think of dark misty streets, for that story, and in my personal let's-pretend, this pic shows the corner of the cathedral building with the floodlighting just coming on *g*
(like your icon there, btw!)

[sc-fossil.livejournal.com]

Re: icon. Thanks! My lads love to snuggle.

[byslantedlight.livejournal.com]

Oh very nice - I can imagine them wandering down that road, dodging the shopping trolley left there in the fog... Oh, I do love that story! *vbg*

[heliophile-oxon.livejournal.com]

Thank you, glad you like the image :-) It is a great story, isn't it! What always gets me is the pacing - the way she blends the scene with Doyle-at-the-bedside into the scene in France is so skilfully done. And it's so loving ...

yes, I'd love to think of them being just out of shot on that misty street! *bg*

[moonlightmead.livejournal.com]

Oh great, more covers! This is going to end up being heaps of fun. Keep at it!

[heliophile-oxon.livejournal.com]

So many wonderful stories, so little time ;-)

Some people have got yer proper software, and - more to the point - actually know how to use it, so I'm hoping we see a few beauties popping up, yes! :-)