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    Default Re: June 2015 Guest Tutorial Tips and Tricks - Cast in Gold by Frances Proctor

    Last one I promise

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    Default Re: June 2015 Guest Tutorial Tips and Tricks - Cast in Gold by Frances Proctor

    I think that is totally inspired and terrific, Fellow Alchemist Stygg!


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    Default Re: June 2015 Guest Tutorial Tips and Tricks - Cast in Gold by Frances Proctor

    Quote Originally Posted by stygg2003 View Post
    Last one I promise
    Stygg till the next month no need for such promise at all!

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    Default Re: June 2015 Guest Tutorial Tips and Tricks - Cast in Gold by Frances Proctor

    Thank you for your kind comment Gary, made my day

    @csehz- cheers csehz, and come on, it's not like you to not have ago at that alchemists symbol for Gold

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    Default Re: June 2015 Guest Tutorial Tips and Tricks - Cast in Gold by Frances Proctor

    Stygg you are trickily motivating You will see eventually on the weekend I will come up with such an alchemists symbol that Xara will give the fractal noise on it

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    Default Re: June 2015 Guest Tutorial Tips and Tricks - Cast in Gold by Frances Proctor

    Good work on the Alchemists symbol Stygg! I look forward to seeing what Csehz comes up with
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    Default Re: June 2015 Guest Tutorial Tips and Tricks - Cast in Gold by Frances Proctor

    @Stygg—

    If you'd like some inspiration (from me??!?) or just a neat background, here's my contribution to better alchemy through science:

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    It's a whole bunch of alchemy symbols for metals, plus a few Celtic runes characters.

    Embedded in a XAR document, free for all to use, Bouton's Express Permission (BEP).

    My Best,

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    Default Re: June 2015 Guest Tutorial Tips and Tricks - Cast in Gold by Frances Proctor

    Thanks a lot Gary, those symbols are really good and hopefully I will come up with some ideas.

    Stygg

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    Default Re: June 2015 Guest Tutorial Tips and Tricks - Cast in Gold by Frances Proctor

    Quote Originally Posted by angelize View Post
    Good work on the Alchemists symbol Stygg! I look forward to seeing what Csehz comes up with
    Thank you Francis, glad you liked. I also look forward to what csehz comes up with? I knew I'd push him into doing the symbol and besides he comes up with some neat ideas.

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    Default Re: June 2015 Guest Tutorial Tips and Tricks - Cast in Gold by Frances Proctor

    The Book of Signs, originally published in 1934 written by Rudolph Koch (who was also a typographer and did a few nice fonts) is largely a book you can download for free if you subscribe to some reading site (who charge $).

    But Google books will show you several pages from the eBook, along with explanations of symbols.

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    Just remember that with Frances' tutorial—and just a lot of tutorial we have here—you're not limited to a target shape the author provided! I have the hardest time convincing people who have bought a book I wrote (so why am I complaining?!) that you don't have to start or stop at the file I provided. Use you own along with the principle I shared with you.

    Improvise.

    Innovate.

    Recreate.


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