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Hi - Looking for a voodoo logo for my photo business... is this for sale ?Β
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sorry about the late return I can still do one 4 u
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i tried also i don't know why u never received it Β sorry
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Well, I would have loved to do business with you, but after no response after 8 days it's time for me to move on. I've got deadlines for a new graphic. Β I tried.Β
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Is there so way to buy this graphic for usage?
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of course Ineed to know what the usage will be for purchase
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We are a very small family farm winery that has been opened for a little over a year. Even tho we are located in Southern Indiana we have a love for New Orleans and our winery has a Mardi Gras/New Orleans theme. Β We've been going to New a Orleans since the '80s and totally fell in luv with the city. We had a Cajun Fest last year as a fund raiser for the local humane societies with an attendance of 471 people in a town of 800. We raised $2300 which was discoursed to 7 humane shelters. Β Last year we released a wine called Witchdictor. We are doing the same this year, but are releasing a wine called Voodoo Magic. I was looking for examples of Β to give our graphic artist as what we like, but I found your graphic and fell in love and would like to purchase if the price is within our budget. Β We we use it on wine labels, tshirts tor the event and wine glasses. The wine labels would be around 980 bottles, glasses would be approximately 600 and tshirts would be less than 100 with all our proceeds less cost going to our local humane societies. Β You can check out our website at www.mystiquewine.com or check out Mystique Winery & Vineyard on Facebook. Let me know if you have any further questions.Β
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im use to new orleans culture because i lived there for over 30 years
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Kind of cool. The button eye reminds me of Coraline by Neil Gaiman. Is there some kind of association with a button eye and voodoo?
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There is no tradition in putting button eye in voodoo practice specifically, but historically hand made rag dolls usually had sewn (think embroidery) or button eyes. Even now if you look at kids projects for rag dolls or sock puppets (older than three...for swallowing purposes), they use buttons.
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just found materials not necessarily related to voodoo as far as i know
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