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Engagement Party: The Invitation

Now that the invitations have been sent out and received, I can finally share this with you. :) It's the invitation to my sister's engagement party! (*dances*) I am so happy with the way this turned out! I wanted it to look like a horror movie poster.


That is NOT my sister and her fiance in the picture. I tried to zombify them for this but nothing I did looked right. So I found an amazing photograph* online which I played with and tweaked to get a sort of posterized look to it. I even have me as the director and me and my mom as the producers. :)

The back of the invitations says:

Because they love a good scare
And they're fond of a fright
Let's celebrate their engagement
And start them off right!


Please join us for a frighteningly good time
at an Engagement Party
honoring

RAINEE JOHNSON & ERIC BUSCKO

Saturday, August 27, 2011 at 7pm
(My parents' address)

We will have soda, food, munchies and mayhem
Feel free to BYOB
Bring Your Own Beverage/Beer/Booze/Blood/Brains


I am REALLY proud of how this turned out, especially considering the fact that I do not have Photoshop or any other fancy-schmancy graphic software. I just used a free little program called Paint.NET.

*http://estudiolapiz.blogspot.com/2010/11/zombie-wedding-de-helena-robles.html

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  1. You should be proud, it turned out fabulous!!!

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  2. That is fantastic!!!!!!!! I am utterly in love with this.

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