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Published: 2006-02-01 12:38:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 1877; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 121
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based on the same photo I used on poles and a pile .This time as a acetone-transfer on cardboard. Tinted in PS7
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Ik hou van je artistieke werken, wou dat ik wist dat je in het echte leven.
Ik kon met je praten over de technieken voor uren.
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Thanks again. Don't hesitate to ask me.
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Wow--very cool effect...and I must say, your choice of image for this effect was perfect! Strong, minimalist composition...hmmm...I think I've got to give this a try, myself... Bravo!!!
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Thank you. I saw these poles suddently staying there on the field beside the road I drive everyday to work. A few days later they were gone again. Very strange...
Aceton is fun - the gases ain't! Be sure to do this in a ventilated place or you will feel the effect of a pretty bad high!
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Yikes!!! Good thing you told me!!! 
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Please, send a note to =291 with a link to it. I would like to feature it! If you are willing that is.
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fancy!
superior deterioration effect...
makes me think it was created in 1260
or some year equally as old but probably more believable
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deterioration's the place to be! :]
Thanks man. I'm honoured!
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I printed the photo on a laser printer (a copy machine would also work)
then I placed the print face down on a cardboard and rubbed the back of the print with a acetone soaked tissue.
by doing so the toner is immediately dissolved by the acetone and transfered to the cardboard - more or less.
..of course you could achieve this effect with photoshop, but it's less fun
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thanx..
is really great man... more more!!
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go ahead
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I have neither so I guess I'll just have to enjoy yours!
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I ensure you there will be pleisure for you randomly!
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