Bliss

Bliss. One of my new wholesale customers is using this as her sample word. Great word choice!

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Harmony

Harmony.

Made with new letters! With my recent trip to the States, I think I've got my letter collection to over 500 now. : )

If you'd like to build your own word with Wordstock Photography's photo letters, please visit my website at www.wordstockphoto.com

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Barb

Jimmy

Jimmy (my dog's name).

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Thank-You

Thank-You!

I made this for a friend who was in need of thank-you cards. It would make a swell thank you gift artwork as well!

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Wow!

Wow!

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Joanne

Joanne

Names are really fun to build with Wordstock's photo letters! You can personalize your custom name by picking letters with a theme (ie. Nature, architecture), or just pick the letters you think look best together. People love seeing their name as a work of art!

If you'd like to build your own Wordstock Photography photo-word, please visit my website at www.wordstockphoto.com Thanks!

Barb

Barb

Wordstock photo-letters can be used to make any word, even names! That's what makes it a great gift; you can personalize your photo-word art by spelling the gift-recipient's first or last name. It's not gender or age specific either; I have loads of people buy Wordstock for baby and wedding showers!

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Party

Party!

This is an example of using 'found fonts' from the Wordstock catalogue. While most of my images are objects that look like letters, some are just really interesting letters that I've found on existing signage. They have to have something visually fun and yummy about them to make me want to photograph them (often they're from decaying signs, or signs with lots of texture.). Using 'found fonts' can be a really visually playful way to make a photo-word!

If you'd like to build your own Wordstock Photography photo-word, please visit my website at www.wordstockphoto.com

Thanks, and party on!

Barb