Digital Technologies That Show the Future of Painting


	Digital Technologies That Show the Future of Painting

alanocu

4-8-2008 2:33 PM

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4-8-2008 2:45 PM

swampfoxz

Amazing!

4-8-2008 3:44 PM

michellezm

Wow!

4-8-2008 7:07 PM

carrerinyes

This is cool!

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4-9-2008 7:05 AM

Brimstone

That’s pretty nifty.
@Alan, if I may be so forward to ask, what do you do, like work, study…?

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