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>> No. 2416 Anonymous
30th May 2010
Sunday 7:47 pm
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Post some of your favorites.

Picture related, it's mine.
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>> No. 2470 Anonymous
14th June 2010
Monday 1:17 pm
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Obvo.
>> No. 2475 Anonymous
16th June 2010
Wednesday 6:57 pm
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Palatino.
>> No. 2476 Anonymous
16th June 2010
Wednesday 7:02 pm
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Times done right can look awesome. It's all in the kerning I think.
>> No. 2507 Anonymous
30th June 2010
Wednesday 5:35 pm
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Janson.
>> No. 2510 Anonymous
1st July 2010
Thursday 9:41 am
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>>2507
That's nice.

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>> No. 2499 Anonymous
29th June 2010
Tuesday 1:49 am
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I ffffffffffound a buch of posters like this.
I think this shit is amazing.
Anyone got more the higher rez the better
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>> No. 2501 Anonymous
29th June 2010
Tuesday 10:28 am
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Its the illustrations, the fonts, the colours, the fucking crazy ideas and stupid titles, everything about them i think is amazing amazing.
>> No. 2503 Anonymous
29th June 2010
Tuesday 8:25 pm
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Found a small folder of old movie posters. I'll post the more worthy offerings.
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29th June 2010
Tuesday 8:26 pm
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29th June 2010
Tuesday 8:27 pm
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29th June 2010
Tuesday 8:51 pm
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>> No. 2284 Anonymous
5th April 2010
Monday 12:07 pm
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Any other Shepard Fairey fans here?

I'm less than thrilled with his involvement in the Obama campaign, but won't let that take away from my enjoyment of his work.

http://obeygiant.com/
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>> No. 2439 Anonymous
7th June 2010
Monday 12:34 am
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>>2438

Way of the world, recycling, regenerating and all that. I cant afford it at all, I own some, like I was the one to post about him suing that lad and all that all the way up there ^^, I don't agree with that but I don't think what he is doing is too bad.
>> No. 2440 Anonymous
7th June 2010
Monday 12:35 am
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>>2439

By own some I mean I knicked a large bit when pissed, but like yeah it happens. Salvor Dali used the Mona Lisa in his own way and such, people done hate on Dali really
>> No. 2441 Anonymous
7th June 2010
Monday 12:41 am
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>>2436
Tell that to a critic.
>> No. 2442 Anonymous
7th June 2010
Monday 7:53 am
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>>2441

We're all critics here ladmate. Mark Kermode posts in /v/
>> No. 2443 Anonymous
7th June 2010
Monday 10:55 am
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>>2442

In fact, Mark Kermode is the only person in /v/ who likes Mark Kermode.

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>> No. 2428 Anonymous
4th June 2010
Friday 6:39 pm
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Hi /art/fags,

An artfag stencil wannabe comes to you with some questions, and would be very appreciative if you could help him out.

I want to get into stenciling, airbrushing small stencils (likely no bigger than 6" x 3") onto plastic (both gloss and matte). As such there is a list of things I need, but I'm clueless in this are so looking for any advice you can offer. It's going to be logos, text, geometric patterns, no more than 3 colours at first I'd think.

Since the target material is plastic, google tells me enamel paint is the obvious choice - probably Humbrol since it's so readily available. I'm open to alternative suggestions though.

Things I own already:
- Acetate
- Printer that can print onto acetate
- Scalpel
- Cutting mat
- Masking tape :D
- Spray-on polyurethane varnish (I believe this is the right stuff - it might not be at all)
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>> No. 2429 Anonymous
4th June 2010
Friday 7:52 pm
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>>2428

I'm now leaning more towards http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_157441_langId_-1_categoryId_165492#dtab
because of:
>Adjustable spray pattern from 1.6 to 51mm for detailed work as well as for larger surfaces
>New drop-in tip design for easy cleaning
>Propellant regulator valve

Thats £50 tho, so yunno.
>> No. 2430 Anonymous
4th June 2010
Friday 9:36 pm
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>>2428

You'll want a double-action airbrush if you want to make anything decent. I picked up two airbrushes and a compresser for about £65 on ebay. Tbh I don't see anything wrong with any of these cheap Chinese airbrushes, they're not exactly Iwata airbrushes, but they've worked perfectly fine for me, and they're much better than my expensive, cheaply made Badger airbrush.

You can buy the ones I got from here for fairly cheap. Ebay is always good too. http://www.airbrush-pro.co.uk/

You'd also have a much better response on an Airbrush forum, I used to go to a few, they're very helpful.
>> No. 2431 Anonymous
4th June 2010
Friday 11:03 pm
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>>2430
>You'd also have a much better response on an Airbrush forum, I used to go to a few, they're very helpful.

Any you care to suggest? I expect this is going to be the first of many questions, and it will be nice to have somewhere to go that might answer them for me.
>> No. 2433 Anonymous
5th June 2010
Saturday 11:09 am
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tbh I just googled 'airbrush forum' and joined the first two I found. This one's pretty good, I've always had a fast response to questions: http://www.theairbrushforum.com/

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>> No. 2407 Anonymous
30th May 2010
Sunday 2:36 am
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I like star wars.
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>> No. 2408 Anonymous
30th May 2010
Sunday 2:37 am
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30th May 2010
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30th May 2010
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>> No. 2411 Anonymous
30th May 2010
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>> No. 2412 Anonymous
30th May 2010
Sunday 2:43 am
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Sorry for the Star Wars picture dump. I know some one will appreciate them.

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>> No. 2301 Anonymous
15th April 2010
Thursday 6:57 pm
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Does anyone know how to make the mosaics that invader does in terms of what materials to use and what sort of glue works best on concrete and redbrick.
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>> No. 2307 Anonymous
17th April 2010
Saturday 10:37 am
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>>Where abouts are you trying this?

My idea is basically to try to 'interact' in a way that is sort of a homage. I have a few of his locations in mind, in London and abroad.

I would of course post pics if I did it right.
>> No. 2308 Anonymous
17th April 2010
Saturday 12:17 pm
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There was a guy about ten years ago who went around putting up little earth ships shooting at the invaders.
>> No. 2309 Anonymous
17th April 2010
Saturday 1:58 pm
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Oh, there's one of these on my front door!
I never realised that there were more of these
>> No. 2310 Anonymous
17th April 2010
Saturday 3:15 pm
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Newcastle have alot from the 2007 (I guess) spank the monkey exhibition in the Baltic. Manchester has a few, but the council have started taking them down. So there are a few loose tiles on the floor where they were.
>> No. 2405 Anonymous
28th May 2010
Friday 11:20 pm
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I remember reading about how to do this in some wannabe anarchist 'cookbook', notably one less dangerous and misleading than the original 60s one made by the CIA.

Here it is, cba to try and find it for free, it'll be out there somewhere.
http://www.crimethinc.com/books/rfd.html

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>> No. 2343 Anonymous
21st May 2010
Friday 4:29 am
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I'm really struggling to get down the layout for an image I want to work on-
Any tips on manually drawing the golden spiral?
Perhaps some particular x/y ratio?
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>> No. 2384 Anonymous
25th May 2010
Tuesday 12:07 am
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I did lots of shit, but have no photos of the complete finished thing yet on this laptop
>> No. 2385 Anonymous
25th May 2010
Tuesday 12:08 am
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>>2383
I like that one very much.
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25th May 2010
Tuesday 12:09 am
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>> No. 2387 Anonymous
25th May 2010
Tuesday 12:11 am
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>>2386

Even had some lad named 'box' draw me a piece using a ratio I projected and stuff, looked alright
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25th May 2010
Tuesday 12:19 am
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>>2387

See if you can find this on the internet somewhere, people should of done it before

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>> No. 2341 Anonymous
21st May 2010
Friday 12:12 am
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I hate myself for using this picture to start this, but it reminded me of my interest.

Can you post pictures and posters done in the "style" my example is, I have no knowledge of what it is other than probably early screen print based.

Also, other pictures and posters with very limited colour schemes or very stylized
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>> No. 2354 Anonymous
21st May 2010
Friday 2:42 pm
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21st May 2010
Friday 2:43 pm
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>> No. 2358 Anonymous
21st May 2010
Friday 5:24 pm
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It's known as high contrast.
>> No. 2360 Anonymous
22nd May 2010
Saturday 2:15 pm
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>>2341
You might find some things you like in these two threads: >>2098 >>371
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29th June 2010
Tuesday 10:54 am
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love that style too

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>> No. 2329 Anonymous
11th May 2010
Tuesday 3:25 pm
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Oh my this board is slow; time for a miscellaneous picture thread.
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>> No. 2339 Anonymous
20th May 2010
Thursday 6:22 pm
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>> No. 2340 Anonymous
20th May 2010
Thursday 10:12 pm
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>>2339

That's fucking awesome.
>> No. 2351 Anonymous
21st May 2010
Friday 2:22 pm
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There is more like that:
http://englishrussia.com/index.php/2009/03/30/masterpieces-modified/
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21st May 2010
Friday 2:44 pm
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What have these got to do with Russia, really? They're just random shoops of paintings.
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21st May 2010
Friday 10:42 pm
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They were shooped by Russians.

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>> No. 371 Anonymous
2nd April 2009
Thursday 9:57 am
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Cultural Revolution imagery may be a tired studenty meme these days, but I really do like this collection of newspaper masthead art from the time. I found them here (there are sometimes translations in the comments): http://www.flickr.com/photos/oldtasty/sets/13655/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/oldtasty/sets/38213/
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>> No. 477 Anonymous
5th April 2009
Sunday 9:23 pm
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And where, for that matter, is the cock-bone?
>> No. 478 Anonymous
7th April 2009
Tuesday 6:46 pm
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Connected to the balls-bone?
>> No. 1110 Anonymous
10th August 2009
Monday 3:23 pm
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I looked at these again today. I love them, still.
>> No. 1112 Anonymous
11th August 2009
Tuesday 2:57 am
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You have to remember they are asian.
>> No. 2305 Anonymous
17th April 2010
Saturday 9:34 am
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I got some of these stick in my room from when i went to china earlier this year. Got a big a3 poster of one, really sweet. The pic thats it's from isnt here though.

hi ET ;)

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>> No. 2278 Anonymous
3rd April 2010
Saturday 5:08 pm
2278 ummmm - I'm not sure what to make of this
http://www.cremaster.net

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cremaster_Cycle

"Two Goodyear Blimps float above the arena like the airships that often transmit live sporting events via television broadcast. Four air hostesses tend to each blimp. The only sound is soft ambient music, which suggests the hum of the engines. In the middle of each cabin interior sits a white-clothed table, its top decorated with an abstract centerpiece sculpted from Vaseline and surrounded by clusters of grapes. In one blimp the grapes are green, in the other they are purple."
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>> No. 2279 Anonymous
3rd April 2010
Saturday 8:18 pm
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Sounds dreadful
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3rd April 2010
Saturday 11:20 pm
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Sounds like the sort of art which makes me want to recreate John Duncan's "Blind Date"

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>> No. 2271 Anonymous
31st March 2010
Wednesday 6:03 pm
2271 You are british
So you should like Suede and Pulp. In Poland anyone knows that bands :(
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>> No. 2274 Anonymous
1st April 2010
Thursday 10:24 am
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Oh, it's not just music, it's ART. Cretin.
>> No. 2275 Anonymous
1st April 2010
Thursday 3:13 pm
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>>2274

/beat/. Cretin.
>> No. 2277 Anonymous
3rd April 2010
Saturday 9:03 am
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Suede are quite big in Australia also, for some reason..
>> No. 2282 Anonymous
4th April 2010
Sunday 9:17 pm
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>>2277

So is incest and wifebeating though.
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14th April 2010
Wednesday 6:23 pm
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>>2282

Recurring themes in the music of Brett Anderson.

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>> No. 2025 Anonymous
23rd January 2010
Saturday 3:26 am
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Because I know people 'like' Banksy.

http://banksyfilm.com/

Real film, looks pretty good. Alot of well known street artists on this.
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>> No. 2039 Anonymous
24th January 2010
Sunday 3:52 pm
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>> No. 2041 Anonymous
25th January 2010
Monday 1:38 pm
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It looks fascinating, I can't wait to see it.

I know it's fashionable now to hate Banksy, but can you honestly remember a time that anyone in this country was interested in an artist that wasn't put on a pedestal by Charles Saatchi?
>> No. 2049 Anonymous
26th January 2010
Tuesday 1:35 am
2049 BINGO
>>2041

This is exactly right!
>> No. 2246 Anonymous
10th March 2010
Wednesday 3:27 pm
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I've watched a few graffiti films, always incessantly boring. I'll wait for torrents.
>> No. 2247 Anonymous
14th March 2010
Sunday 5:41 pm
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>>2041
Yes I think you raise an excellent point.

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>> No. 2238 Anonymous
7th March 2010
Sunday 10:30 am
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http://www.hdrsoft.com/

>If you have ever photographed a high contrast scene, you know that even the best exposure will typically have blown out highlights and flat shadows. Photomatix offers two ways to solve this problem:

>-HDR Tone Mapping: Reveal highlight and shadow details in an HDR image created from multiple exposures.
>-Exposure Fusion: Merge differently exposed photographs into one image with increased dynamic range.

That sounds splendid but why do I find the results so unsettling?
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>> No. 2242 Anonymous
7th March 2010
Sunday 2:49 pm
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I love the saturation in HDR images. There's something awesome about them.
>> No. 2243 Anonymous
7th March 2010
Sunday 7:26 pm
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Only a couple of years late on this OP. The problem is that the technique, once established, became quickly overused and abused by beginner photographers who have no concept of subtlety when it comes to processing, and thus you end up with all these unrealistic alien-world photos. When done properly, however, it is difficult to even tell if the shot is HDR - pic related.
>> No. 2244 Anonymous
9th March 2010
Tuesday 1:39 am
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>>2243
The unsubtle, glaring vistas make good backgrounds though.
>> No. 2245 Anonymous
9th March 2010
Tuesday 10:32 pm
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It is horribly over-used. It's this generation's lens flare effect.
>> No. 2250 Anonymous
16th March 2010
Tuesday 4:17 pm
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Awww god damn it, I'm still using lens flare, I just can't keep up with the y00f these days.

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