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    I did a similar graphic ages ago using a mixture of CorelDraw and PhotoPaint. Thought I'd give it a go in Xtreme. Corel image here.

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    Nice looking Marbles Mart. They look a lot better than the ones done with Corel draw.
    Bruce
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    Mart - LOVE them marbles!!!!!

    Love your site :-)

    Apart from your excellent drawings, your picture repair and restoration stuff is an excellent reference point.

    I was also very interested to read about how disability affected things in your life. I have been disabled since birth and was wheelchair bound until I was 18 when I gained my freedom for over 30 years. Last year I had a major fracture of my leg and my mobility is now less than it was in my wheelchair days. I will regain my freedom I know, but it will be a very slow and lengthy process. In the meantime, most of my day is spent in front of this box of mine as I marvel at the skills of people in here and other forums. I would be lost, devasted without this link to the world.

    Dave
    Last edited by toffeeman; 23 March 2006 at 07:45 PM.

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    You sure ain't lost your marbles Mart. Verrrrrrrrrrrry nice like the box as well.
    Norman.

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    Thanks everyone. There's always something more I wish I'd done. This time, I wish I'd twisted the marbles round a bit. Notice how the patterns all face the same way? Ah well, maybe I'll have another go later.

    toffeeman (Dave) - I hope you get better sooner than expected. I don't suppose I'd have got a computer if my wife hadn't become a wheelchair user. It turned out to be a great filler of hours for when I had to be around to be her carer. Started off using the Corel Suite (version 4). I'll never be able to turn out graphics like I've seen here. I don't really have an artistic flair. I still find using vector and bitmap applications a really absorbing pastime though. There were all sorts of other things that should have been done instead of drawing that box of marbles!

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    Mart, there is always something to be done. I bet you had more fun drawing the marbles though

    Nice work.

    I lost my marbles ages ago but it's actually beneficial to my current job
    Soquili
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    Beautiful job... and the stuff on your site is superb!!!
    -=Bob=-

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    Mart - thanks for the good wishes!!
    June 11th last year I smashed my leg up and have only recently been allowed to start walking on it again... getting there though

    I love computers as you do. I'm probably 'technically' very good but I think I must be as blind as a bat because I can't draw!!! I enjoy what I do though!!! One day, I will post something here I promise!!!

    Cheers,
    Dave

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    Hello Soquili (Bill) - As you can see from the drawing, I'm in the process of losing my marbles. Hey! Could this be a reflection of what I deep down think is happening to me?
    Last edited by Mart; 24 March 2006 at 07:13 AM.

 

 

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