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To: Uncledave

Maybe its not printed but painted....a hack painter could do it fast


46 posted on 07/31/2006 5:18:46 PM PDT by woofie
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To: woofie
Maybe its not printed but painted....a hack painter could do it fast

Interesting thought, I had the same one.

51 posted on 07/31/2006 5:23:04 PM PDT by Irish Eyes
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Maybe its not printed but painted....a hack painter could do it fast

It looks as though the artifacts from heavy compression have been reproduced along with everything else. I'm more inclined to think it's a photo snagged off the !ntarweb.

54 posted on 07/31/2006 5:25:07 PM PDT by SlowBoat407 (What is our exit strategy in the war on poverty?)
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The same time delay problems for printing show up when painting. It's actually harder to paint.

1) Someone has to get a giant piece of canvas from the Hezb'allah propaganda warehouse.

2) Someone else has to draw Condi on this giant canvas with total realism, despite the fact that the canvas is so big they can't see it; or, they have to project the image on the giant canvas using a very powerful projector and trace it.

3) They have to paint it.

4) They have to wait for it to dry to some extent.

5) They have to move it to the site.

As with printing - this is probably days.
68 posted on 07/31/2006 5:33:08 PM PDT by mcashman
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Maybe its not printed but painted....a hack painter could do it fast

It's photographic. On Tyvek. I'm familiar with the process.

89 posted on 07/31/2006 5:57:14 PM PDT by okie01 (The Mainstream Media: IGNORANCE ON PARADE)
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