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November 01, 2004

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Wayne

Very nice. Looks like you did take a likeing to Corel Painter IX!

mwest

The poster looks really nice. I like the addition of the wings to the Superpope character.

Jay

I got a comment on my Superpope cassette shirt on Monday. Somebody passed me in Wal-Mart, and said "Classic Gaming, love it!" and that was it. I assuming he didn't know that it wasn't for a real game, but at least he recognized Old Skool stuff when he say it.
I wonder if there is any pixelation on the giant poster. If I get it, I'll put it above my couch and take a picture of it. I need something to liven up the room. A midget pope with saintly powers would do the trick I think. ;-)

SuperPope

Pixelation shouldn't be a problem, Jay. I created the picture at 3450 x 5250, which is the actual dimensions of the poster, so they shouldn't blow it up at all.

PopeBrak

That poster is brilliant. Very nicely done.

I realize this is kind of random and out of the blue, but if you are the same Superpope who once hosted music on mp3.com (and how many Superpopes could there be?) then I would be remiss not to tell you that you are my favorite electronic musician of all time. I really mean it - I still listen to 'Ultracheesy' at least once a week.

Many thanks for all the great work. The production quality of your art is truly inspiring.

Jay

Allow me to speak for Superpope, PopeBrak, but yes it is the very same Electronic Artist that poured his heart and soul into Acid2.0 to make those songs. I think he had two albums out, right David?
PB-Stick around, he's bound to come up with more stuff...

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