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Published: 2007-03-18 06:08:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 5725; Favourites: 166; Downloads: 89
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(Our Warring Tribes)Huzzah to the DRYfish gang!
In other news...
I am considering picking up an Epson 2400 for archival printing.
Does anyone have any pros/cons about this device?
Thanks for viewing.
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Beautiful. I love the complexity and the tones and also the slight sci-fi feeling here. Very good work.
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Hey thanks very much for taking the time to check it out!
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Yes this is a really good piece. Very pro.
Nice textures and color selection.
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Reminds me of something so strongly, but I can't put my finger on it. Wonderful piece!
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Thanks very much, you honor me with the visit!
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Excellent detail. I'd like to see this printed with your epson
how do you create your fractions normally? Is this done in PS?
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Thanks you I am happy you came to see it!
In fact, I did make a print on the epson and it is wonderful!
I really like the printer.
Hmmm, I think I do not fully understand the "fractions" meaning.
All of this work is Photoshop, and I paint it using a stylus and tablet.
Thanks very much for visiting, I am glad to speak with you!
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I added this printer to my amazon wishlist, maybe one day...
hm, I think I had fractures in mind not fractions. i tried to find a word which discribes the style of your work with all thos bits and pieces. Do you think you could record and action the next time you do something like owt_01? I always had in mind to animate the process of deconstruction. In fact I started to do some tests. here's a little appetizer (divx) [link] and [link]
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Thanks, I am glad you stopped by to see it!
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Did you get that epson you mentioned here? I know two people with it... and they love it.
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I actually picked up the 1800, it meets the official "Digigraphie" standards for an 8-color Ultrachrome and is archival to a range of 104-200 years. Full color with gloss optimization... the prints are luscious and vibrant. I love it. The independent ink system is also nice.
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Sounds awesome. I really really need a great printer.
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OOoh, I love the simplicity of the colors with the melding of such fine details, great stuff
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Hey thanks man. Good to see ya!
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Another great one, how long do these usually take you? And what program do you use?
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This one... I think was over the course of 2 days, so like 4-5 hrs a day, maybe then a total 8-10 hrs.
I only use Photoshop. Well, I like the idea of other programs but am only fluent in PS.
File>New (CTl + N) + Go to town with tablet = OWT_01.
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great sense of organic breakdown in mechanical/geometric form. very inventive. and i like the subtle addition of blue tones in the echo, it breaks the panels up nicely.
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this ones nice i like the colors and the texture of it
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Very interesting image... I really really dig the color scheme and all the attention you've put into details.
Well done !
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I love it, I love the greeness of it...it's very organic as someone pointed out, for a digital work.
beautiful
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Hey thanks Jess. New icon!
Glad you stopped by to see the stuff. Always nice to see ya!
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hehe anytime, I've been out of DA for a while but I try never to miss your stuff! and yeah new icon, some new image 
Always happy to stop by!
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The machine has undergone some small evolution. One step closer to the goal of becoming.
Oh the many steps along the way.
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You are picking right up on it!
This really is a bit of a step in a new direction I think.
Still brewing and churning but something is happening in this line of work.
Thanks so much for checking it out!
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dellecately abstract and very very green. a nice juxtaposition of forms.
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Thanks very much. Yeah the green sorta just lodged in there and stuck.
There are some connotations...Spring, rebirth and of course, the color association of certain religions play a small part in the overall too.
Glad you stopped by to check it out. It's always an honor!
Hey did everything arrive to you okay?
I sent some stuff out awhile ago. Hope the address I used was current!!
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are there any of my drawings you would like prints of that i can send to you?
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Pretty much any of them are excellent, so I am open to whatever!
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Again wonderful. I really have to learn from you
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Thanks very much, I am glad you stopped in to check it out. You've got some rockin' drawings!
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I've got an Epson 2200 and I loooove it. I would imagine the 2400 would have some of the same and more perks. I reccommend.
As far as this piece, this is really awsome. Great textures and colors
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I've got an Epson 2200 and I loooove it. I would imagine the 2400 would have some of the same and more perks. I reccommend.
As far as this piece, this is really awsome. Great textures and colors
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Hey thanks. I am also hearing nice things about the 1800 as well. I appreciate the info!
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Damn that is awesome, itβs going on my shoutboard for sure. I think the wider range of hues and the lighter background on the right help give it more depth, but the green wash on the left brings itβs own impact. The same sea, different waters.
As far as the printer itβs not my area, but I do remember luminous landscape had an article on the new line [link] and they are a reliable source on this kind of thing, and also I saw a related story come over the RSS the other day [link] . May help a little
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This is such a beautiful image. I really love the green. This just pulsates with life.
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Thanks man, this is one of my favorites. It is hard to tell sometimes if will come out the way you see it and then when it clicks, it's cool. Like watching it come together. Glad you stopped by to see it!
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Beautiful sensitivty in the exploration of different aspects between the two sides.
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