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Location: Central Massachusetts | Where's Bobbo??? Phil??? Jas???
If you like the Elite T's with the flames, check out this guy's art gallery . Flaming computer screens for every mood! He's even got tutorials for growing your own if you're the graphic designer type.
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Location: GA USA | His art is clean and cool. I like it. He has images of skulls and flames, then a family portrait all dressed up in church. Either that's a clever joke or a funny coincidence. |
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Location: south east Michigan | I thought that the skulls combined with the family portrait were an interesting contrast as well. |
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Location: Tennessee | Very interesting site. I need to spend more time there. I downloaded the ttf Gothic Flames font, hehehe. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Hamer / Ovation do some of the best ghost-flames I have ever seen, and as a biker, I've seen some flame paint jobs.
I don't know if it's the same on the Elite-T, but Alpep had a Hamer Standard awhile back that the ghost-flames actually changed depending on the lighting angle.
Speaking of painted guitar.. Ovations "Flag" guitar that came out in early '02 I think, still sets the bar for flags on a guitar as far as I'm concerned. It was painfully obvious at NAMM when it seemed every guitar maker had a "Flag" painted guitars, but Ovations' almost looked like a flag on a guitar.
I hope with the new goings-on up in Hartford that they get to keep the artists responsible for stuff like that. |
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Location: Central Massachusetts | Didn't we at some point along the way figure out that they farmed the flame artwork out to Pastrana , the same folks who did the NAMM one-off? Wonder if they were responsible for the flag, too? |
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Location: Central Massachusetts | I know a lot of us aren't fans of that NAMM guitar, but it's still interesting to see how it was done . |
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Flame background images a la the Elite T's...