A nice set of LWW wps Lady Lucy. If the text is meant to be believing in the existence of Narnia (which is how I interpret it), I think that some of the images could convey the idea a bit stronger. For example, on the Susan piece, her facial expression works really well for the idea, but at that moment in the story, she still can't believe in Narnia. Lucy's image contrasts this, she can believe in Narnia at that moment, but I think that a different facial expression could help push the idea even further. The Peter wp image works well with the text as does the Edmund version (really helps to include the lamppost imagery on this one). All the facial expressions on the "group" wp image also connect really strong back to your choice of text. The coloration of the text works well on all five pieces. The "vine" designs all five wps works well and adds a nice touch (it makes it a little difficult to read the text on the "group" piece though). Also, on the fifth piece, the lighting element at the top comes off as very contrasty with the snow and a bit distracting (it's just too strong to match with the rest of the piece). However, I think the lighting elements on the Edmund wp work really well (the spaced blues really help the wintery scene and match up to Edmund's "colder" character at this point in the story). Taking all elements into consideration, I would say that the Peter and Edmund wps work the strongest (with design, layout, and conceptually between the text and image). The "group" wp would be the strongest in terms of conceptual connections between text and image (in having the text connect to the story of LWW, not just in general). Nice work on the entire set .

There awesome! You did a GREAT job! My favorite is the last one. but there all really pretty!

Very nice!!!!!! I like the one of Ed and the group photo. nice use of text and working together with the pics!!! Over all...very nice!!

I love it! Those are all so pretty! (I love that movie!) Good job! I always love seeing what you come up with!