MLK Day 2019

Today celebrating peaceful non-violent protest, and equal justice under the law. Expressing gratitude for all those who find the courage to fight for what is right.

Lunagirl African American Images Collection EXPANDED

NOW OVER 400 IMAGES!

I'm proud to offer the collection of African American images I've created, because such images can be difficult to find. I haven't seen another collection like it, and it has been popular.

So, I'm excited to announce that I have been able to EXPAND the collection ... from 150 images to over 400. The new images are all vintage photos, mostly portraits. Some are cabinet cards, some are in frames, others are more like snapshots. Some are street scenes, a few are family portraits or baby pictures. New sample pics added to the listing (second half of samples).

Significantly enlarged folder of men and boys (98 new images), 138 new pictures of women and girls, and 18 photos of couples and families!

IF YOU ALREADY HAVE MY AFRICAN-AMERICAN IMAGES SET: Note that while I have added over 200 additional images, I have not increased the price. You can still download it for $9.95 (all my collections are download only now).

But, if you want ONLY the new images, I'm offering this "expansion pack" for $6:

This seems like a good time to say Thank You to all my Lunagirl customers! It's been almost 14 years now? I'm proud to have helped popular the world with digital vintage images for us all to enjoy!

Apologies for the lack of blog posts lately... I'm still here, and I'll try to post more often :-)

Possibilities...

Apologies for being AWOL these past few weeks... other activities and passions took over my time and attention! I promise I will be back more often in 2017.

For now, I wanted to hop over and share this card created by Michele Storms for her son's birthday, using an image from Lunagirl African-American Images CD.

To see more of Michele's amazing work, visit her at
 artfromthewell.blogspot.com

Just Braggin' on the Design Team...

I wanted to share these lovely ancestor "moos" created by Michele Storms... Go read her post and see more of her work on her blog Art From the Well! 
The women's photos and backgrounds are from Lunagirl (African-American Photos CD), along with some embellishments from Tim Holtz, a map, paper flowers, etc.