Okay, here it is. Sorry, been screwing around looking for Paint shop tubes. Darn, just know geep's gonna back a crack about 'screwing'. Well, geep, I opened myself up for it. Rip one off! Please give me some feedback on this. I'm working from a Demo of PSP until I can scrape up the money for the full version. Unless someone knows where I can get a used version of the program.

Try picking up a copy of Computer ARts magazine, they often have copies of PSP on there, and I think (not sure though) that the PSP ones are full editions. You can also d/l PSP5 on the net (still shareware at that point) which is what I use on that side of things, very cool texture, thanks for sharing it! BTW -- email me if you two actually do want that lamp, things have been hectic of late and my d/l page is getting pushed back by real life =) Falcon

You got a URL for Paint Shop 5? All I can find is Paint Shop 6 demo downloads. Yes, Verdie does want the lamp! And thank you!

Sorry, no URL for PSP. But I remember seeing it on one of my Computer Arts Discs (They ship with the magazine, its published over in the UK, but available here). I'll email the lamp to you two. =) Falcon

I've never heard of this magazine. I'd like to subscribe to something that deals with this type of artwork. I'd have too look it up. Do you know of a chain that carries it, like Borders Books or something?

Both Borders and Barnes & Noble carry it. Its ~12-15.00 an issue has amazing tutorials, articles, and a CD full of amazinf things, their sister publication is Digital Arts and is produced here in the states. The content is diferent between the two mags too =) Falcon

Wonder if I can find the magazine on the web either at Barns and Nobels or is Borders on line? Wonder if Computer Arts has a web site where you can find back issues? Received the lamp obj. Will pass it on to Verdie, thanks dude!

I get mine at Borders. The US version is called Digital Arts though as mentioned, the content is not the same. - Art -

Found out that you can't get either magazine on line from Barns and Nobles or Borders. Must get off my duff and go into the stores I suppose.

The URL for the magazine is Future Publishing. I don't know that you can get back issues on line, but you can certainly subscribe or buy the current issue (and it may be slightly cheaper to do it that way than purchase there in the US). They also publish regular specials (at the same price 5 - about $8). Both Specials and "regular" issues carry a CD packed with demo software and free software is often included. Digital Arts is an American reprint of CA, I don't know how far behind it is Paul