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Posted 8 years ago
SpiritBear
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While more people tend to accidentally step on their cat's tail, this cat print (initialed in pencil by artist) happened to also get stepped on before it got hung.
While the cat may have 9 lives, the glass does not.
The unknown print is actually as white (beyond what looks like water colour) as snow, but my yellow lights turn it creamy.
Also, look what is on the back of it.
Anyone know the artist?
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Look up a Green Bay game circa 1985!
Andrew, a football lover, pointed out the Greenbay part right off. I myself totally dislike football as a sport. He, though, practically lives it.
I just posted something that got broken too!!! lol! And wow, they are both nice pieces of artwork. Luckily, the glass didn't cut the paper! I know you can adjust your white balance on your camera to correct that. What I don't know for sure is how lol Maybe Phil can help you with that. There is a free program, Picasa by google and it helps get that out too. If you don't already have it, download it and play around with it, you will be amazed and some of the things it can do.
The last pic in my post is what broke on my side. It's in the bracelet post I just posted!
LOL, ShareUrPassion: "....here comes Caperkids damn shark!!! Broke the swans neck in a hot second!!!"
I don't think I've ever read you swear before. LOL.
lol When it comes to that shark I just can't control myself!!! LOL I love that shark!
Look up Paul Hera. Could make sense...
Somehow that pops up a lot of Rubens. LOL.
Haha! This is more what I was thinking of... :P
http://www.paulhera.com/aboutus.html
It's a shame they don't show their art.
They're based in Houston. While I cannot say, "This is where it came from," the actual backing of the frame came from Philadelphia.