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I bet he will be excited for a new and bigger friend! Does he carry this current one around and play with it very much?theBIGyowski wrote:He has a bigger Mickey in his closet...waiting on his 2nd Birthday.Amy wrote:He's got such a mischievous look on his face in this picture ~ he is getting so big. Time for a bigger Mickey!
Forgive me for being mildly amused at how a couple inches of snow shuts everything down.theBIGyowski wrote:We've had quite the little winter storm here...most roads are shut down and a lot of people are stuck on the roads in freezing temps with no relief in sight.
Thankfully we have been home all day and DS got to enjoy his first snow.
Potty training is going well. He is doing a good job of running to his little potty when he needs to use it. He just has accidents every now and then...and we went to pull-ups in the meantime because he never could tell us when he needed to go to the potty. I think by going to pull-ups, it also makes him feel like he can use the bathroom in the pull-ups when he doesn't remember to run to the potty. So, he's making progress and we're hoping he will be out of pull-ups before Summer.Amy wrote:Oh, I forgot to ask...how is potty training going for the big boy?
The font that Pixar uses is Gill Sans Ultra Bold. They then take that font and stretch it a bit. I didn't have the time/energy to convert each letter to an image...to then start stretching them. So I just went with the basic font. In Word, you can give the letters a nice outline, which I did to match the Toy Story font. In Photoshop, the outline feature like that does not exist, which is why I said it was easier to do this in Word than Photoshop. Now, the nice thing about Photoshop is that you can put anything anywhere you want, whereas Word tries to arrange things for you and prevents you from being able to freely place things on the page. The "Is Turning" part, which is normally "STORY" is the same Gill Sans Ultra Bold font, but inside of a whacky red shape. Again, Word has the ability to draw shapes, then manipulate them, and add text on the inside. After that, I added a bevel to the shape to give it depth. Then I added a shadow to all of the text and put the "2" on top.cy1229 wrote:Hey Big, what font did you use for Emerson's name? I love the invitation! Nicely done.
Don't need to remind you what an adorable little boy he is. Wow, such a cutie. Definitely needs major hugs!