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Old 11-05-2006, 10:02 PM   #1
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Default Merry Christmas from Touch Tone Brewery
This is what we are putting on our Christmas Stout.

Not as racy as some of the pin ups I have used in the past but it is fitting for the season I think.

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Old 11-06-2006, 12:24 AM   #2
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Cute; I'd subdue the red writing a bit (to maybe the color of her outfit; right now its got too much "pop"), but otherwise looks cool.
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It looks better in the origional.

It changed when I converted it to a jpg to post it.

Thanks for the comments.

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Hot. There's a brewery here in Raleigh that has a hottie on the label on their Winter Cheer stout. I asked about here once and was told the model was a dancer at a local "fine establishment".
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Not sure what software you're using, but see if it supports anti-aliased text. The rough edges on the text will become smooth.
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I asked about her once and was told the model was a dancer at a local "fine establishment".
I bet its a fine establishment
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The blurry edges were from the jpg conversion, it looks crisp in the origional.

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