Suggest an Avatar for CopperFox
- Thread starter inkspot
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I love it and couldn't agree more, except our dear Copperfox isn't nearly as changeable
. The avatar should definitely be a fox...I'll have to look when i get home
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DaydreamBeliever
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I'd say a picture of the fox from LWW.
^I always think of him when I see Copperfox's name.
^I always think of him when I see Copperfox's name.
Lord of Light
New member
Aye! And give the photo a copper tone!
If I was on the computer with my photo editing program, I would work on that.
If I was on the computer with my photo editing program, I would work on that.
Copperfox
Well-known member
I'm flattered by everyone's attention! I never took any steps to acquire an avatar, because (1) I'm a computer-graphics dinosaur, and (2) I have other things to think about.
It had crossed my mind to try to get help creating an avatar which would incorporate the faces of both of my deceased wives; but besides the technical difficulties, two images inside one avatar-box would be tiny and cramped. If I ever get an "album" organized, Mary and Janalee can be more fittingly honored there.
I do like the Peter-as-"Hero" image offered by the lovely Dayhawk. (It fits with my defending Peter's honor against weaselly revisonists.) Without demeaning the heart-warming good intentions behind the first-proposed fox image, I agree with the also-lovely Inkling that I like to think of myself as rather more constant than a weathervane. For those who didn't know, my Latin motto is "Ut fidem praestem in difficultate," which means, "Let me be faithful in adversity."
It had crossed my mind to try to get help creating an avatar which would incorporate the faces of both of my deceased wives; but besides the technical difficulties, two images inside one avatar-box would be tiny and cramped. If I ever get an "album" organized, Mary and Janalee can be more fittingly honored there.
I do like the Peter-as-"Hero" image offered by the lovely Dayhawk. (It fits with my defending Peter's honor against weaselly revisonists.) Without demeaning the heart-warming good intentions behind the first-proposed fox image, I agree with the also-lovely Inkling that I like to think of myself as rather more constant than a weathervane. For those who didn't know, my Latin motto is "Ut fidem praestem in difficultate," which means, "Let me be faithful in adversity."