Introduction

**critter crazy** · 10-24-2006, 11:47 AM

Originally Posted by borzoimom

I love love me, love my dog. I have a sign at my front door that states with a black and white of a borzoi- " This house is maintained for the comfort and security of my dogs.... ( picture) If you can not accept that, you can not accept us- so GO AWAY"...

I love it!!! I need a sighn of a bloodhound drooling!! "if you dont like drool, walk away now!" he he hehe hehe!!!

**borzoimom** · 10-24-2006, 12:01 PM

Its like us with dog hair. I run the vac every day, but still- if you wear black wool pants or something, and 3 of the 4 are mostly white- well its.. uh.. same thing..

**lv4dogs** · 10-24-2006, 02:42 PM

Welcome to PT! I am a big fan of Borzoi's, they are such beautiful creatures and wonderful companions. You're so lucky to have the opportunity to have one.

**borzoimom** · 10-24-2006, 03:22 PM

My dear dogs that have passed the rainbow bridge. . I do canvas. I take peoples photos of their pets they have, edit out things like old trash cans etc out of it, put it to canvas called a giclee which is french for millions of microscoptic ink dots applies to canvas. Here are some of my babies I did. ( including my collie that had a torn up wall in back of him Ch. Beckonridge Tri to Remember ( Captain) or the shepherd Ch. Beckonridge Host of Gold ( Midas. )
Dogs never leave our lives- even yearsssssss later we fondly remember them!

**critter crazy** · 10-24-2006, 03:26 PM

Oh My!!!! Gorgeous Work!!You are very talented!! I am so jealous!!!

**borzoimom** · 10-24-2006, 04:07 PM

The process is actually very simple. We even took a 44 year old photo of my husband and his brothers and parents that was originally a 2x2 black and white photo ( with the waffle edges old time) taken with a brownie camera but it was scratched and folded. Took the scratches out and the fold, and finally after 40 years, you can see the faces and all clearly. You can either email the photo to [email protected] or mail to Canvas Creations Gallery 1950 W. Palmetto St. Florence SC 29501.
Then they call with options like edits out of the photo ( we have had remove trash cans, riding mowers and yes even ex- husbands or wives..) then they email or mail a proof back.. Its that simple.
Here is Hottie done in the process to look like an oil, as well a a Akita of a friend that is more photo realistic. When I opened Hotties, I almost cried. Keep in mind- the canvas looks 3d that a photo cant capture so really these pictures dont do it justice..
Here is one of my daughter, now 20 telling me to wait a minute that was just a snap shot with a disposable camera. For the price of a good pair of shoes you can have one for over your couch, and a dust buster a small one.. Nooooooo kidding..

**buttercup132** · 10-24-2006, 09:38 PM

Originally Posted by borzoimom

The process is actually very simple. We even took a 44 year old photo of my husband and his brothers and parents that was originally a 2x2 black and white photo ( with the waffle edges old time) taken with a brownie camera but it was scratched and folded. Took the scratches out and the fold, and finally after 40 years, you can see the faces and all clearly. You can either email the photo to [email protected] or mail to Canvas Creations Gallery 1950 W. Palmetto St. Florence SC 29501.
Then they call with options like edits out of the photo ( we have had remove trash cans, riding mowers and yes even ex- husbands or wives..) then they email or mail a proof back.. Its that simple.
Here is Hottie done in the process to look like an oil, as well a a Akita of a friend that is more photo realistic. When I opened Hotties, I almost cried. Keep in mind- the canvas looks 3d that a photo cant capture so really these pictures dont do it justice..
Here is one of my daughter, now 20 telling me to wait a minute that was just a snap shot with a disposable camera. For the price of a good pair of shoes you can have one for over your couch, and a dust buster a small one.. Nooooooo kidding..

How much are they for you to do one?