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M.A. Labombard 
 
[2006 April 25]
This is one of my early 50/50 CAD/Pen&Ink mixes. It's difficult to tell when the pen stops and the CAD lines start. This was about the time I realised I could use CAD lines as a substitute for inking. The greatest advantage is that the nodes can be edited repeatedly
 
 
 
Clinton Robert Labombard 
 
[2006 April 28]
I haven't tried it yet, but PSP 7 looks like it has good support for vector art. I might play around with it... I miss coming up with cool doodles like I used to.
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Also, teal is actually a bit bluer, maybe darker than that.
 
 
[Transcript] - "HEY RUDY!!" Rudy jerks up and hits the back of his head on the window. Iggy is standing there with a towel on his head, "Since you're not sleeping, Izzy was wondering if you want some dinner."

Rudy painfully replies, "Yeah, fine."

The buzzards have flown away as the two make their way to the kitchen. Iggy says to Izzy, "Izzy, I want the green tea."

Rudy asks Iggy, "Whadaryadoin here?"

Iggy says to Izzy, "Stevia!" Iggy answers Rudy, "I was in need of your wife's consultation in the hairdressing department."

"You did dat thing you said youwergonna do, didn't ya?"

"Yep." Iggy takes off the towel revealing a head covered with light-green hair. "So..."

"Nice shade of... teal."

"I thought so, too."
 
 
       
 
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Look it up. It's a kind of natural sweetener the US sugar industry doesn't like, but although it's extremely sweet and extremely cheap the fact is its sweetness is delayed. ...but if you add a bit of sugar you get the initial sweetness and then the stevia prolongs the effect. Bodybuilding products, normally whey mixes, sometimes use stevia as a sweetener, but it's occasionally used for other reasons in other products. Stevia isn't usually an off-the-shelf sort of thing in the US. We had to mail-order ours, but we hardly use it.
Teal is actually a bit bluer, perhaps darker than that.