this as close as i got!!

missing: the beautiful colors, the 3d and 'liquid' quality  :(

let me see if I can be of help. you have a great talent i also have a n epson pointer but the 9890 you made a great choice. i have been living of my digital art work for 15 years now and i know you can too. for paper try sihl they make great quality canvas and watercolor paper your sprints will look great on them. if you come with any questions. on printing or selling. I will love to help you out. put your talent out there and make some money. is a great fealing when someone is willing to pay for your art that you do for love of it.

work more on the mate papers. stay away from foto paper and use your mate ink settings on your printer. remember any questions i'm here for you my friend.

en fait , je veux construire un MSG depuis zero,je ne sais pas comment initialiser MSG.Cdt

bernard: ouvert la porte encore, s'il vous plait;-)

Bernard, i just wanted to say what a lot of people here are thinking, which is that we really value your contributions to the user forum. Your artwork is really great, and pushes all kinds of creative and technical boundaries. Your artwork is also an inspiration to a lot of other Studio Artist users, which should be obvious from the high level of positive commentary in the forum discussions associated with your artwork posts.

welcome back bernard with your delicious humor, splendid joy of discovery and your sedulous activity!

Thanks Max, i'm here again with my singing brush...

Hey Bernard, in a discussion about shadow techiques,

you mentioned to someone that you have,

"some infos or examples here, here and many others on page 2, 3 in my photo space. "

which photo space were you referring to?

What program do you recommend to build a custom font from a series of eps images? So that you can use the font as a text brush in studio artist once you generate it.

Hi John,

This article may interest you. It covers the main alternatives, although there are some free and online font creation tools too, and some font creation apps for the iPad, while you'll find if you Google around a bit.

http://ilovetypography.com/2007/10/22/so-you-want-to-create-a-font-part-1/

I don't know what Bernanrd uses, but i have been using Fontographer for years, although it languished a bit before being picked up by a developer a while back.

On top of the approach outlined in the article above, it is also possible to draw your font in Illustrator in a simgle file, and copy and paste the individual letters into Fontographer (and I imagine, many of the other apps that also employ bezier tools).

Most of the tools allow you to make fonts without all the characters, so you could also create a font with just a few characters if you wish. Postscipt clip art can also be used, with some limitations.

Cheers, Ian