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Yes, it's on Corex and cheap, but it was fun and conveys a stern message to unwanted traffic at a local rubbish company. Vinyl and painted cartoon, 4ft x 8ft of course! I always have wanted to paint that guy omn something. That guy was found homeless living on my "Animation by Preston Blair" book for many years. Now he has a job, keeping out trucks.
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I like it! Nothing wrong with using different products no matter what they are if they are right for that type of job. Well done.
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I always have wanted to paint that guy omn something. That guy was found homeless living on my "Animation by Preston Blair" book for many years. Now he has a job, keeping out trucks.
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