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hi nice to meet everyone Gloria Phillips recomended i come to this web site and regester so blame her lol ,,,, but realy it is nice to met yall ,,,,Daniel
why dont you look into attending your first meet as a letterville person, there is a meet in South Carolina the weekend of the 26th of March. your welcome to attend and Im confident you will have agreat time and wont regret being there.
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Welcome,and we hope you enjoy this wonderful place!
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"...there are no limits when you aim for perfection..." Jonathan Livingston Seagull Posts: 7014 | From: Highgrove via Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia | Registered: Dec 2002
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Welcome to the neighborhood,Daniel! Harris is so right about attending a letterhead meet. Hope to see you at the next Dixie meet in SC! Judy
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Welcome to Letterville! Please tell us something about yourself. With a name like Graveyard Graphics I bet folks are dying to become customers. How did you select that name?
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Welcome to Letterville. Do you have some of your Harley painting showcased on the Autoart site? I clicked the house shaped icon on your post to check out your website, but I got the autoart website.
""Good judgment comes from experience; and a lot of that comes from bad judgment" - Will Rogers Posts: 3489 | From: Beautiful Newaygo, Michigan | Registered: Mar 2003
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hi i started out as a paint brush artist when i was 18 i was stuck in the hospital waiting on my first born to be born and my mom brought me some paints and ceramics to paint. needless to say i ran out of ceramics to paint the first day so i got bored and decided to get one of my drawings and try to paint it. well it turned out looking pretty good so from then on i found my hobby i did all kinds of wall murials with paintbrush and model cars mostly nascar i would do all the graphics by hand well i got a divorce and quit painting about 2 years later i picked my paintbrush back up and started doing my friends interiors of there cars with designs and went to collage for autobody well i met up with this airbrush artist and he taught me how to do designs with the airbrush it was alot easer in the fact that i could cover more area and that i wouldn't have to mix my paint a million times to get that gradual fade and shadow but i had made a new worst enemy called overspray i had to learn to contain it. im 27 years old now and i have learned to do harley paint jobs and im finaly getting my bissiness up and going the reason i picked graveyard graphics is i used to do jason hocky mask and make them scary looking and sell them on ebay i guess thats were i got the name well thanks alot for all your nice comments,,,,Daniel
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