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:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/51/51080/attachment_51080305 "Here is another option. In this case I chose to create an image that has the air of a wistful night sky. The bare tree branches crawling up the image refer to the tenderness, and also to the tentative aspect that is a part of humility, prayer and mediation. The light on the left brings out a sense of hope, and the darker colors in the image (and the shape of the clouds) ad a whimsical element that reminds one of the exploration of an inner world, and reflecting on times gone by.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/50/50981/attachment_50981132 "In designing the book cover for \"Nostalgic Tenderness\" I chose to create an image with soft colors that would depict the scene of a river or ocean beach with a crane on the side. The reason for the soft and fading coloring was to reference evening light, which is often associated with nostalgia, but also to evoke a feeling of tenderness. I chose the crane as this particular bird is often associated with family and history, and thus it touches on nostalgia once again. However, cranes are also often a representation of hope and because they fly so high, they have been said to cross the boundary between the sky and the heavens and thus have a connection to the spiritual or the beyond. As a result this image is meant to evoke the \"prayerful, meditative, humble\" and familial connections the poems have.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/50/50981/attachment_50981172 "In designing the book cover for \"Nostalgic Tenderness\" I chose to create an image with soft colors that would depict the scene of a river or ocean beach with a crane on the side. The reason for the soft and fading coloring was to reference evening light, which is often associated with nostalgia, but also to evoke a feeling of tenderness.
I chose the crane as this particular bird is often associated with family and history, and thus it touches on nostalgia once again. However, cranes are also often a representation of hope and because they fly so high, they have been said to cross the boundary between the sky and the heavens and thus have a connection to the spiritual or the beyond. As a result this image is meant to evoke the \"prayerful, meditative, humble\" and familial connections the poems have.")