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sorry for wasting your time...


Modified by Eguy30 at 6:47 PM 2/26/2005

 

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Re: I had some artwork commissioned....what do you think of the result? (Eguy30)

Wow. The portrait of the red 'x' looks exactly like the original photo!

Sorry, I couldn't help myself. You have to have the photos hosted on line to post them...

 

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Re: I had some artwork commissioned....what do you think of the result? (AZ Scott)

Modified by Eguy30 at 6:47 PM 2/26/2005

 

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Re: I had some artwork commissioned....what do you think of the result? (Eguy30)

I think the artist should include the background so the drawing looks more realistic

if you still have problems try this

http://imageshack.us/

post the Direct link to image

 

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Re: I had some artwork commissioned....what do you think of the result? (Giannis)

Thanks Giannis!!
You are a gentleman...

 

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well, it looks like you, and it looks like an RC51, but the proprotions on the bike are a bit twisted to the eye....like the tail section it's bent....that's just my anal retentive eye though, other than that it looks good.
you asked!

 

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Re: (drsus)

At this point I'm just happy you can see it....hehe....

 

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Re: (Eguy30)

It looks good.

 

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Re: (999)

Modified by Eguy30 at 6:47 PM 2/26/2005

 

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Re: I had some artwork commissioned....what do you think of the result? (Eguy30)

Nice piece, stencil? For something that has sentimental value, I would have suggested using acid-free matting & UV-coated glass. As a former picture-framer, these 2 items play the biggest part in perserving any artwork over time.

 

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Re: I had some artwork commissioned....what do you think of the result? (Ace)

Ace, the portrait was done in chalk. (The artist also works with oil paints, watercolours, etc...etc...)