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Great to see you back, Brian!

Great to see a new Brian Lawler article on CreativePro! And... it's a cool one; looks like a fun project.

Thanks!

-Jeff Curto

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Shiplap siding

"Lifelike" is a bit of a stretch on the shiplap siding, it looks like the image is transparent and floating over it.

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wow

I am in complete awe. How very cool! Thanks so much for writing this and sharing your work!

AM

4

elegant work

Color, shape, concept, execution. Very inspiring.

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Thats pretty cool. I

Thats pretty cool. I completey agree with you on the "my city" statement. I did a similar thing recently and its great to say "I did that." with such a large print. I've written up my experience with it on my blog; http://www.vanilladays.com/gallery/2008/08/the_42ft_wide_liverpool_skyli...

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Gorgeous photo, petemc !

Thanks for sharing that link to your cit mural. Beautiful!

Terri Stone

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The Liverpool panorama is wonderful

Thank you for the post. That's an impressive project, and one that obviously took a lot of planning and hard work. The result is beautiful.

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I was just searching for

I was just searching for other people go into very big size Photoshop documents and meeting the limits. Just saving here a 30 meter by 2,5 meter banner at 150 ppi. Just 15 Gigabyte, not so big, but Photoshop CS5 is extremely slow in handling it. A week ago I delivered 30 meters long 1,2 meter high mural for a school in Hong Kong for printing in High pressure Laminate. My experience is that only brute computer force makes creating in a loose way very big files possible. My G5 is 5 years old and 14 GB of memory is not enough. Waiting for hours here to do simple things like making in between safety copies.I am thinking about starting a blog meeting point for exchange of technical experience... for large digital works. Thank you for putting your experience on-line

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