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Old September 29th, 2006, 07:55 PM

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The problem is, that working with this editor takes some incredible amount of time. Not to mention that I must draw borders, and since I want nice borders, I will have to photoshop it. I must photoshop the map also. I think that the map will be done in a week, since I just can't work on it on the weekend, because of real life things.
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Aren't these skeletons from the Eye of the Beholder cover?
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Aren't these skeletons from the Eye of the Beholder cover?
I really don't know, but probably not, since I only visit custom gallery sites.
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