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  After The Rain
  by Julie Langford

  US$4.99–US$114.00

  This is a collaboration between the very talented photographer ECGardner and myself. Erin kindly allowed me to use the shots of the butterflies, which are wild female pipevine swallowtails, and I combined them with a shot of some grass that I photographed in the rain. I used photoshop to merge the images and to add some ambience lighting. Hope you like it – Thanks for looking.

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  Inner Spirit
  by Julie Langford

  US$4.83–US$110.20

  Another collaboration between ECGardner and myself. A self portrait and a tiger close up taken my Erin – and some photoshopping from me :) this one really needs to be viewed larger to get it Hope you like it – this was great fun to create.

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  Muriel's Tears
  by Julie Langford

  US$4.83–US$110.20

  Quite a while ago, a lovely and passionate woman, a wondeful writer [yet not many know this] – wrote a story and asked me my opinion of it. Immediately, after reading it, and wiping the tears from my eyes [no, not kidding], I felt totally inspired to create. We both agreed that I should create my vision image from her story, and it has taken a long time to get there. / / The image vision was instant, but getting it onto a digital image the way I wanted it to look, meant I had to learn certain things. 3D rendering for one [I have practised that on other, previous images], I had to get my merging flawless, and of course, I had to go get the shots I needed as well, and then I could start the work. / / Then this pain in my hands started up, which slowed the process down even further, but today – I managed to finish the piece, and send a preview to the beautiful writer – she approves, and wants it posted too – so here we go. / / If you have not read this story – Please, go and read it before you have a good look at this image. It will let you see this image for what it is, you will see things in it after reading the story, that you probably won’t see if you just look at the image on its own. / / The Story is called The Greatest Gift / / and was written by the very talented ECGardner / / Enjoy it!, Its worth it I promise. / / Hope you like what Erin and I created together here. / / Main background image was taken on a Welsh Redbubble meet at Kenfig Pool in May 2008 / / I have been inspired by many works, and many artists, and have done tons of collaborations, but nothing has ever inspired me such as Erin’s story did

• Thank you Redbubble
  by Julie Langford

  Inner Spirit A collaboration between myself and ECGardner has been featured on the “Feat…

  Inner Spirit A collaboration between myself and ECGardner has been featured on the Featured Art Page

• Just a Little Something
  by Julie Langford

  Well, you know me, I can’t stay – not busy – for too long. So here is a little somehting that I have been working on :)...

  Well, you know me, I can’t stay – not busy – for too long. So here is a little somehting that I have been working on :)

• Im rather proud to
  by Julie Langford

  point you all to This in ecgardners porfolio. Such an easy…

  point you all to This in ecgardners porfolio. Such an easy piece with such beauty to start off with.

• Big THANK YOU to "The Greatest Gift" by ECGardner
  by richardredhawk

  First off I want to say thank you to ECGardner for her writing The Greatest Gift. Now the background / I have a lot of works that are n…

  First off I want to say thank you to ECGardner for her writing The Greatest Gift. Now the background / I have a lot of works that are not finished and today was an exception to this as I finally finished one that I had worked on over 5 months ago and left unfinished and wasn’t sure where it was heading. While viewing the newest post today on the RB there was a piece done by ECGardner and her / The Greatest Gift You guessed it I finished the piece. Now I am writing this to make way for the piece and hope the work does her writing justice and as for me It was an Inspiration to complete an unfinished item.