spyroteknik

44" giclee screen printed posters on heavy card stock (144gsm) of exit scene, seraph city, and let it go,
available signed for £110 each, limited to 100 of each

note me if interested

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Wanted to take the opportunity to thank you all for the support for the past year, and wish you all the best for 2010, Merry Christmas, hope you all get full stockings!
Also, thankyou to all who have been buying my prints, got a nice surprise when checking my account, my busiest two months so far, very much appreciated.
My resolution is to spend more time here, I've taken a step back this year, spent more time with my family and less time online, and I do feel a little guilty, and lazy for not producing more art than I have, hope to rectify.
Haven't been totally out of the picture, had a few things going on, I'm going to have an interview/insight feature in Jan's edition of Advanced Photoshop, just finished up another cd cover for Hellrazor and have a few good things in the melting pot, and plan to pop out more personal work and start enjoying what I do again.

Once again, thankyou, to you all, and not least, deviantart! I<3U




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44inch fineart posters on 200gsm heavy art stock are available

via -

Eyesonwalls.com - www.eyesonwalls.com

Bruce McGaw.ca - www.bmcgaw.ca/artbrowse.php?LA…

Bruce McGaw.com - www.bmcgaw.com/bios/bio2474.ht…

Art.com - www.art.co.uk/asp/search_do-as…

Allposters.com - www.allposters.com/gallery.asp…

Allposters. co.uk - www.allposters.co.uk/gallery.a…

and King & McGaw, East Sussex, Tel 01273-517527

exit scene - ref B1753
let it go - ref B1754
seraph city - ref B1757




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After playing around for a week or two, I've only just scratched the surface of what Painter11 is capable of, what I have learned, is, well, fun. the realbristle brushes are very cool, the hardmedia pallette is a nice touch, allowing you to create variants quickly, the real pencils too, are superb (particularly the 2b), the tilt control is great, feels natural, and you can't find that feature working so well anywhere else yet. I also really like the expandable mixing/picker pallettes, allows picking at a much more precise level. The colour management is good, flipping into photoshop (not sure about the other way around yet) is smooth, no more funky colour changes.








overall it's a nice piece of kit, no noticeable lagging on my system (quad 1.8, 4g ddr2 ram), the odd crash didn't bother me too much as I save regularly, but hopefully that issue will be regulated by updates, along with the brush skipping merrily now and again, I actually mapped one of the intuos4 keys as undo for this reason, frustrating little bug, but I'm sure it'll be sorted. It is resource hungry, cpu use was high, even at standby, but a very fun program to use, and while I'm not a complete convert yet, it's introduced me to a new weapon in my arsenal, once the bugs are ironed out I can see it vying for my attention.