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Don't forget Sprite or Fairy Floss on the sugar side of it. :p:February wrote:hope this makes sense no coffee yet must get coffee. I think pixie dust must in truth be a caffeine based substance...caffeine and sugar (hence why they call those candy things 'pixie stix'.
I saw Bru's print job. It came out great! Our scanner really does a nice job catching all the colors and brush strokes. I think you'll enjoy it. It really is a sweet and adorible piece of art. Like hobie, I especially love the happy little balloon floating in the foreground :)GaTechGal wrote:Holy cow Bru that is AWSOME!!! Seriously, can you get that made into a print? I'd LOVE LOVE LOVE to have it in my office (which is known around the company as the Disney shrine). I think it's really fantastic. You keep up the good work gal. You've got talent.
And Lucky Charms...they are magically delicious after all (and no I'm not on the General Mills payroll) :D:Lasolimu wrote:Don't forget Sprite or Fairy Floss on the sugar side of it. :p:
Love It !February wrote:So.
I haven't picked up a paint brush since November- because in December I suffered that major setback with my vision and it's been a difficult adjustment losing so much of the sight in the right eye I'd only just regained through the second set of surgeries.
I should say I hadn't picked one up, until this week.
That's because a buddy sent me some really incredible WDW pictures- fireworks and other gorgeous views- and I was inspired to try painting again for the first time since the setback.
I lack the technical skill (and talent) to create a really accurate rendering- I mean I didn't count the towers before I painted them- I just looked at the picture, thought of all the memories of the castle that I have accumulated in my lifetime and then I tried to paint the associated emotions. My impression of the castle and fireworks.
This is what I came up with...
February wrote:And Lucky Charms...they are magically delicious after all (and no I'm not on the General Mills payroll) :D:
The print did turn out pretty well, first one the background was too light but I was able to adjust the settings on the printer and so it's all about as close as I think you can get. I've learned from past attempts I can never repeat a painting exactly so this is the way to go. . .hope to get something new in the works over the weekend (Illuminations or I'd really like to try the Grand Floridian...)
and thanks, Monorail Red for the kind words! :)
hugs to all
bru
I would love to try it ! If you can send me the file via email I will have them run a small test print and see what sort of a job they do.February wrote:Oh, that is a great website, thanks so much Delsdad! I've never considered ordering professional prints like that (cause I just figured it'd be too expensive) but it's good to know that it can be done (and if anybody here wants to have a canvas print like this of the Wishes painting made on their own I'd be happy to send them the full size scanned file I have of it- cause it's expensive for me to order them but for my SGT buddies I'd be happy to share the art itself).
Very, very cool...I think I have to do that with the painting I did for my eye surgeon I still have the scanned file. . .
hope this makes sense- kid on speakerphone with spouse in background (she's not home obviously) so I'm like really distracted. I am not a good multitasker anymore LOL
bru
Wow, you guys really honor me with your interest in my dorky little painting. I hope it lives up to expectations in person I usually stick to flowers!delsdad wrote:I would love to try it ! If you can send me the file via email I will have them run a small test print and see what sort of a job they do.
