THE FASTEST EVER... by Pontigary
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Yeh, the fastest done work ever posted @ R'osity, I guess (PrintScrn button + Photoshop 7.0 brush). This is niether trick nor postwork really.
The purpose of posting is to beg Your pardon, Dear friends! Don't be hurt by my not commenting on some of Your really beautiful works - sometimes it's practically impossible for me to connect to Internet, to say nothing of watching all Your artworks or responding in time to Your comments/IMs! In the picture: connection speed isn't limited in FlashGet, browsers are browsing through "heavy" sites and the maximum possible speed is... You see (I can't get even 7 Mb/hr). Thank You for viewing and understanding.
Digitally Yours,
-Anthony.

Comments (5)
hahahahaha That's crazy, poor guy. Buy a new modem!!! and check for viruses.
Well it's nice to come across other people who still live in Dialupland... Peace Brother LOL :-)
hahaha, naive U R, efry e! btw do You happen to know how many countries are there in the world?and that there are many places on Earth where it's absolutely impossible to have internet connection at all (!) unless You've got a satphone? Don't You think Courier v.90 is the reason and Norton AntiVirus 2003 Pro with regular update isn't enough!? The reason is telephone lines. You should have asked what is the place where the connect quality is as shown above! The way out is to through out somewhat $US 3K (only one time payment for equipment and line not to mention further regular payments) to forget about dialup (You are absolutely right,Jim, plus pulse dialup!). But who pays for it when I move out from this place in a year or so?!
Not to mention that there are now some 700 images being posted every single day. We modem people hardly have time to download the thumbnails. But regarding Pontigary's discertation: I would hope artists don't expect comments from people in places where no Internet connection is available...
Hehehe, I exactly know what you're meaning, Anthony: do you remember that famous "Girl 14"? LOL!! :-)