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Published: 2006-12-25 02:56:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 1719; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 66
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Thank you!!!!
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very welcome
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Thank you very much!!!
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Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
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Great choice of color :clpa:
I wish You a Happy New Year
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Thank you!!!
Happy new Year to you too!!! 
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Yes it sure looks like it is!!! 
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very nice Barb, I can almost feel the chill 
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Thank you Sandy!!!!
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Excellent Barb!!
Now young lady, if you would just do your paintings at 6000x4000, for example, you could make this into a print of many sizes!! I would even consider buying it!!
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Thank you Phil!!! 
...... this one unfortunately was done way long time ago, when I was making them only 1024x768.... and I'm quite sure I can not make it again!!! 
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I'm sorry if I sounded pushy. Didn't mean to. I was just thinking that when you paint your not having to use near the memory as when you render a fractal.
I had just recently talked to Paris about this. I noticed she's got her print account going now too. I may ask her to see how that works with your memory.
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Phil, you are not pushy!!! To paint a pic in that size right now, the programs I use, the brush works slower then normal, changing brushes is also slow...I attribute it to memory, I don't know for sure. Anyway I have 512 for memory, let me know what Paris says!!!
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I will Barb. Your probably right though. I hadn't thought of the brushes etc. working slow. You could price a bigger memory chip. It would be cheaper than a new 'puter.
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no, because I had a 256 in there, and when I lived in AZ. I had the guys put in another...there is no more room...besides there is also the processor to consider. I've been to the hp site, been figuring out a *build your own* .
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Sounds like you got it figured right Barb. Good luck!!
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Thanks Phil!!!
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This effect looks really simple, but it's effective and suggestive. It makes me think of some of the nifty abstract art that hangs in my dentist's office - and I mean that in a good way. 
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Thank you again Rachael, I always love your comments!!! I know you did..actually my neice manages apartment buildings, and there are the apartments just meant for viewing, and she said she would like to hang some of my work in them...but I have to have them larger then I do now...hopefully sometime in the future!!!
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Wonderful picture,Barbara! I like it very much!! 
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Thank you very much, Giorgio!!!
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My pleasure,Barbara!
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WOW!!! ...It is so a *realistic abstract* piece!!!
...Really it is realistic and the colours' composition gives it an *abstract looking*!!! ...It is wonderful!! 
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You'r welcoooooooooooooooooooooooome!!!!!
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OMG!! Amazing! How on earth did you do it??
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very carefully!!! thank you!!!
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Barb, this is such a winner! I love the compostion and icy feeling. Also, the pickish/ochre in the middle ground really completes the scene beautifully.
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Thank you!!!
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