I’ve been keeping a close eye on the featured and popular pages on Red Bubble, and wondering where all the painters, illustrators and gra…
I’ve been keeping a close eye on the featured and popular pages on Red Bubble, and wondering where all the painters, illustrators and graphic artists are?! There are some AMAZING artists working in these media on the site, but it just seems like they’re all being lost in the system. I have nothing against photography or the photographers, but it’d be nice to see a more even spread. So – do your bit! Upload your best painting, illustrative or graphic pieces Seek out painted and illustrated works Comment, fave and watch! The popular algorithm is a closely guarded Red Bubble secret, however I’m sure doing the above things can help boost painting and illustration on this site. I know we can all help bring attention to the amazing artists on this site who deserve to have a little light shone on them! I will go through my own watch list and select and feature artists who I think deserve to be a little more popular. I have sent in my request to have an Illustration group on RB, and Kathleen emailed me back a few days later and said that many people had requested the same thing and that they were nutting out a plan for launching such a group. I really can’t wait, I do think a group dedicated to illustrators might be the shot in the arm needed for illustrative artists. If you’re with me, let me know!! Spread the word! (I have submitted this to a few groups, please let me know if this is appropriate – because I think it is, and highly beneficial to us all!!)
I’ve been madly thumping away in my vector shop of late. The latest little creation is this horned beauty … !http://www.bigfatrobot….
I’ve been madly thumping away in my vector shop of late. The latest little creation is this horned beauty … I whipped it up for the Tooheys TED696 competition. They are about to launch their new 696 ml long neck, and they want artists to create an arty paper bag for it. If you get a chance, all you need do is go to the “Gallery” section, slide the little green slider to “I’m digging it” and hit “Submit vote”. You don’t even have to register. They’ve commissioned one of my favourite artists, Shepard Fairey (of OBEY Giant fame), so in the unlikely event it wins, I will be in very good company indeed.
Howdy all, This Saturday is Drawing Day and I’ve been having a think about a few ways we can show our app…
Howdy all, This Saturday is Drawing Day and I’ve been having a think about a few ways we can show our appreciation for the use of pen, pencil, pastel, ink etc. So here’s an idea. On Saturday, why not pledge to leave at least one comment on an illustration piece and favourite at least one sketch or scribble. Whether it’s a pen and ink portrait, a masterpiece in marker, a quick sketch or some show off who owns one of those wacom tablets – it all counts, so make the effort to hunt down some of the drawing talent and let them know you like their style. If this sounds like hard work then I’ve made it easier for you by putting together a little gallery below of some of my favourites which I’m going to keep adding to over the next few days. Check their favourites and I’m sure you’ll find even more. Alternatively, leave a comment below with your recommendations and we can all join in on the quest to support the illustrating talent on the bubble. Share the love. (Virtually) hug an illustrator on Drawing Day 2008. Nat :) / / / /
I have just been browsing “Coudal Partn…
I have just been browsing Coudal Partners’ Layer Tennis. Matches consist of a ten volley round of vector tennis between two graphic artists. It got me to thinking – sure, none of us is a Veerle Peters or an Armin Vit (yet) but why don’t we give it a crack? Guidelines (you know what pirates say about guidelines) Players must use illustrator Matches take place with two players Each match consists of ten rounds Each volley must use an element from the previous player’s volley (unless it is the first volley, where the first player to volley gets to “set the scene”) All volleys must use original work (no stock photos or vectors) Players must wear those tennis socks with a bobble at the heel Questions / Are you up for it? Do you have any ideas where we could host this marvellous (yet friendly) competition? How long should each artist get for a “volley”? Do you think Coudal Partners would sue us for using the term “Layer Tennis”? Can you think up a better name? / How about this for five minute’s work? It’s nerdy, makes me giggle and illustrates the idea of the “volleying” involved without ripping off the original title!
Sometimes I doodle just for the hell of it, and there are a lot of times that I produce things that are kind of cool that I could never s…
Sometimes I doodle just for the hell of it, and there are a lot of times that I produce things that are kind of cool that I could never sell as prints. For example: lately I have taken to defacing my magazines – it’s a way to reuse paper, and often the paper stock is quite lovely to draw on (Frankie in particular!) Enjoy :D
...in the form of illustrator brushes! Feel free to use these in your designs and illustrations on redbuble! !http://img56.imagesh…
...in the form of illustrator brushes! Feel free to use these in your designs and illustrations on redbuble! / Download Linkage this way!!!! I will be posting more resources. / A font might just pop out of thin internet in the near future.
An editor has a few spare minutes to pursue her slush pile. She’s got 50-plus submissions on her shelf. She pulls out yours. You have abo…
An editor has a few spare minutes to pursue her slush pile. She’s got 50-plus submissions on her shelf. She pulls out yours. You have about five seconds to make her want to read your letter and view your work. Keep these tips in mind when sending illustration submissions: / - Spend time getting the person’s name and title correct. / Visit your local library or book shop, the imprint page lists names and addresses of publishers. Or (for Australians) join the Australian Society of Authors, they publish a book each year listing most Australian publishers (names of the art directors, editors etc). Even with all this information I still find myself calling the publishers to get the Mrs, Miss or Ms correct. It’s time consuming but if you get this detail right, you’ll make a positive first impression. - Type your letter, no hand written notes. / - Follow submission guidelines. Most publishers post these up on their individual websites. - Hi quality printouts are generally good quality A4 colour prints from Fuji Xerox printers. The For an A4 sized scan 240 DPI perfect. Photo printouts are also good but I find they are heavy, bulky and more expensive to printout and post. I generally have two mailouts on hand: the first mailout is to all publishers. / - A summary A4 sheet showing 6-8 pieces of my illustration work. I send my sample sheet along with a cover letter (no more than 1 page long). With this submission I include a stamped self addressed envelope to encourage any kind of response. The publishers that get back to me with a positive responses are the ones that I would send regular updates of my work (every six months). - The second mail out is your full (or only a section of) your portfolio of (8-12 pieces) showing one illustration per A4 page. Updates to my portfolio are formatted in exactly the same style as the original portfolio. be careful to only send what would be appropriate to that particular publisher. - All A4 portfolio sheets must have your contact and artwork details (art medium, size, title published, unpublished etc.) in the bottom right-hand corner (very similar to the RedBubble portfolio page layout). - Include your web (or RedBubble) address for publishers to view more of your work. I set up a Horizontal A4 template in Indesign (a graphics program that converts pages to a PDF format). Show only one distinctive style. Showing realistic alongside caricature, woodcuts, alongside watercolour will confuse your ‘brand’. Your style is your trademark, if you keep changing it, it will lose its impact.
Passion / / Chase the emotion / around my heart / until it crystallises / A butterfly landing / on an open flower / Beauty upon beauty / My …
Passion / / Chase the emotion / around my heart / until it crystallises / A butterfly landing / on an open flower / Beauty upon beauty / My eyes water and / flood my face. Building a fascination / into an obsession / Feed each word until / it etches on my heart / a blood tattoo more / red then black / that cuts across my eye. A hunger that / pervades my essence / A yearning that cannot be categorised / A passion that cannot be rationalised / A feeling from the core that only intensifies / / Annihilate alienation / Celebrate fascination / Imbibe motivation / Right to the core of the matter / to the the nuance of heart beat / Subtle sensations that climax / to bliss and beyond / A kiss like honey dew / and so strong / makes my stomach ache / with undying emotion. A knowing that cannot be spoken / A love that cannot be broken / A fascination that burns / Flames that fire the soul / with the deep sensual flame / Tormenting the heart / Longing to embrace and engage another / / Raw…it aches… / Skin on Skin / Heart on Heart / Matter doesn’t mind / When the heart is seduced / Look that sees the blood breathe / Touch that feels the pain / To reveal or to hide / the flame. / / It’s sooooo hot / Flame to sweat / Spontaneous and welling / Dance of soul / Music of mind / Drama of heart / It is complete / when enraptured, intoxicated / and feed by longing / It is so hot it is wet… / exploding the boundaries of desire. Removing the restraints of thought / And venturing where words cannot go… / To the very heart, the heat / the pain and the utter bliss / of passion. By Anthea Slade 12-4-09
Hey all, I’m looking to illustrate a kid’s book.. a Monster ABC. I’ve been thinking about this for a while, and originally I was plan…
Hey all, I’m looking to illustrate a kid’s book.. a Monster ABC. I’ve been thinking about this for a while, and originally I was planning on doing the art in my usual vector style eg. Clive the Bunyip However, while as an adult I do love the clean lines and bright colours vector art gives me, I know kids books in general tend more towards the texture and visual richness of traditional art styles, paint and pencil and the like. My latest illustration, as well as being an entry into the Drawing Day challenge, was a chance for me to experiment with a more painterly style. A friend suggested that the painted work is more warm and friendly, and would be a better style for kids. The downside is it’s very new to me, so I’ll have to learn techniques and try to improve as I go. That illustration was done very quickly while our baby was sleeping, so it’s a bit messier than I’d be looking at anyway. So here is my question. Which style is better? The vector art is good because it’s bright, and I’m comfortable with the style – the work will be more polished and cleaner. The painted style has greater depth and warmth to it, although it’s not as finished and I would need to learn a lot as I go. Or I could do something in between.. clean vector lines like ink with painted colours for the texture. What do you think?
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The Game of Kings is a collaboration bringing together Red Bubble artists from Australia and the UK. Initially starting out as a series of character-based t-shirts, GoK has expanded to include an accompanying narrative and will be spinning out into other media. The basic theme of the project is the game of chess. The initial brief was that the project’s creator, Simon Sherry, would illustrate the black side of the board, while a team of eight other artists would tackle the white. As the project gathered momentum and the members of the group shared ideas and artwork, a story began to evolve around the pieces in this celestial battleground. With the addition of Danny to the group as ‘biographer’ of this strange cast of characters, this story took on a life of its own, and everyone involved knew that the scope of the Game had grown beyond the cotton canvas. Due to the clever skills and imagination of those involved and the epic scope of the theme, the GoK group are creating a wonderful series of artworks, stories and multimedia to hopefully fire the imagination in others. The first ‘phase’ of this project are the character tees making up the board itself. Every two weeks four pieces of the board will be revealed along with a section of the story, adding another piece of the jigsaw to build a final picture. Accompanying the artwork and writing will be interviews with the people involved, adding further insight into the project, their role in it, and the thought behind their creations. Every other week, previews for the next ‘wave’ of characters will be released, along with other behind-the-scenes material to whet appetites for what’s in store. A blog, facebook page and twitter account is also online, providing fans with updates and additional extras that may not appear in the main Red Bubble profile. The Game of Kings Group on Red Bubble will open its doors in the future to accept members who want to contribute ideas, stories and art as well as compete in competitions that will stretch the boundaries of fun and excitement with prizes worth the effort. The Game of Kings is more than Tee Shirts. It’s wall art and animated story lines, vignettes and artist clashing styles against each other. It’s books and games. It’s audience participation and contribution. It’s something that we hope you can watch grow and enjoy as a whole new world opens up before your eyes in the next few months and beyond. We hope you enjoy the ride! - The GoK Team The GoK team is: Simon Sherry / Scott Robinson / thickblackoutline / rubyred / sjem / quigonjim / Jordan Clarke / Nofrillsart / LilyM / Danny
*Jordan Clarke is another member of the Game of Kings collaboration. / Jordan is almost a f…
Jordan Clarke is another member of the Game of Kings collaboration. / Jordan is almost a foundation member of Red Bubble coming aboard in the very early days. Her style of Graphic design is both eye catching and original and was a perfect choice for the myriad of styles that make up the mix that is Game of Kings Thanks for this Jordan, could you start by telling us a little about yourself ? / No worries! Well, I finished studying graphic design back in 2006. It was a great course and I met some amazing people – but by the end I realised that I didn’t really want to be a graphic designer. I’d stared experimenting with graphic illustration in the last few weeks of the course – something just clicked and I knew I’d found my direction. / Now I’m trying to combine traditional techniques with digital – I’m not sure where I fit in yet – but I’m loving the whole process. I’m also working on some new tee designs which I have big plans for. One day I hope I can make a comfortable living out of my artwork! Which artists influence or inspire you? / My two all time favourites are Frida Kahlo and Cindy Sherman. I love Kahlo’s bold, colourful and emotionally raw paintings. Sherman’s self-portrait photos have really cool themes and I love that she does it all herself. / More recently I’ve been really influenced by Shepard Fairey – his work has made me think about my own early work and how I can push it to the next level through screen-prints and stencils. I’m also influenced by Gil Elvgren’s quintessential pin-ups – especially seeing some of the original photos he used to reference. And of course I’m hugely influenced and inspired by tattoo art and digital collage (which is evident in my portfolio!). How did you get involved with Game of Kings? / Simon got in contact and told me about his idea. I’ve never been involved in any collaboration so I was keen initially for that reason. But when I understood the scope and possibility of Simon’s idea I was even more excited about joining the fun. I was totally surprised to be asked – especially when I saw who the other artists were. I knew I’d have to really bring it to the table and put in my best work, which was exciting. What’s been your experience being part of the project to date, and how do think it will be received? / I’ve been really surprised at the sense of camaraderie between all the artists, helping each other as we’ve developed our work. It’s set a high benchmark for future collaborations! The development has flowed really easily and the quality of work is phenomenal. I’m confident that people will receive it really well – we’re keeping our releases small so it’s easier for everyone to take it all in! How much have you enjoyed creating your characters – have they been fun/interesting/tricky for any reason? / It’s been quite challenging for me to execute the creation of my characters. The idea is the easy part! I’ve really enjoyed researching mythological creatures and seeing how I can work them into the character piece. I can get a bit carried away with the concept – to the point where I’m not sure if I can live up to the image in my head! / This collaboration has definitely helped me develop my artistic skills – trying new techniques and taking more risks. It’s easy to get stuck in your comfort zone, so I’m grateful for the challenge. Is there anything else you’d like to add? / I have to thank Simon and his genius for this awesome idea and for inviting me to participate. Huge thanks also to the team for all the advice, critique and encouragement – you made it a wicked experience. I can’t wait to see the GOK characters on the streets soon! (Oh, and we’ll be back my friends. This is only the beginning…)
*Well, we’ve just begun releasing wave five of the Game of Kings …
Well, we’ve just begun releasing wave five of the Game of Kings project, and as we’ve officially reached the halfway point of this phase, I thought it would be a good idea to offer a bit of a recap of events so far. / At this point, we have released 18 of the 32 characters that make up the pieces in this cosmic conflict, with nine of each side of the board revealed (click on any of the pics below to view their character tee): / / / / / There’s a lot of story work going into the project, and if you haven’t taken a look you’re missing out! From the prelude to the contest through to the introduction of the players and hints of dissent within the ranks, the board is being set for conflicts between and within. Look for further hints as to the true allegiances of some of the pieces over the coming weeks as the rest of the board is revealed. / So far, we’ve had interviews with the following members of the group: Simon Sherry / Quigonjim / Rubyred / thickblackoutline / Jordan Clarke / nofrillsart Scott Robinson has lent some insight into the collaborative process with his journal on the creation of the White King’s Pawn and the group has outlined some of the future plans for the project. We’ve also been reguarly providing updates on the project via the GoK blog, facebook group and twitter feed. Our resident animator and tale-teller, Danny Nolan , has also tapped into the spirit of 60’s Marvel comic animation by way of the roaming essence of Terry Gilliam to create a myriad of animated vignettes adding to the overall flavour of the series. Big things are afoot for the project as we move into the second half of Phase One, with more stunning character artwork, behind the scenes info, added narrative content and a glimpse at what’s in store once the board is set. We hope you’ve enjoyed the ride so far, and strongly suggest you tighten your seatbelts for the next few laps. The Game itself is yet to begin. - Simon Sherry
Yes. Something for everyone. This is my mission, should I choose to accept it. Which I do of course… I just wish I could rem…
Yes. Something for everyone. This is my mission, should I choose to accept it. Which I do of course… I just wish I could remember to throw away these little mission deliverer devices before they blow up in my face. It hurts. Why do they have to blow up anyway? Couldn’t they simply ask nicely that you dispose of them in an eco-friendly manner? Righty-o… on with the job Bob! Does walking past a camera shop set your pixels on fire? Do your friends not recognise you without a camera slung around your neck? Has your husband been forced to fit bumper bars all around the outside of your car because when you see that shot you just have to pull over and grab it without too much care of how you park your car? Oh wait… maybe last one is just me. blushes If you answered yes to any of the above, check out the new group Photography Unlimited. Are you one of these people whose imagination runs wild thinking of the impossible images you would like to create? Can you get lost for hours in the world of textures and grunges? Does your husband feel like a Photoshop widow when you go on a creating jag and end up staying up until ungodly hours of the morning because your latest creation needs “just a little bit more work”? Then you need to check out Photo Manipulators Do you have to ask guests to book alternative accommodation because your spare room is filled with half finished canvases? Have your children asked you not to get out of the car when you pick them up from school anymore because they are sick of explaining to their friends why your skin is all the colours of the rainbow and you have a paintbrush nesting in your hair? Painters in Modern Times is the place for you! Do you keep a plethora of notebooks on hand (in your handbag/manbag, the car, next to your bed, the toilet) for those moments when inspiration hits and you just have to write it down? Do the sounds of words such as mellifluous, ephemeral and doppleganger send shivers of delight down your spine? Can you lose yourself for hours pondering over the meaning behind a single piece of prose? The Red Writing Room is bound to offer you hours of delectable dalliances. Do you have more pens, pencils and markers than cutlery? Does the thought of you, some charcoal and a clean sheet of 300gsm paper sound like your ideal night in? If I bought you a brand new sketchbook would I be your new best friend for life? Your world will not be complete until you check out International Superheroes of Drawing, Illustration and World Domination Is cloth your favourite canvas? Have you had to submit plans to the council for an extension on your house just so that you can have enough room for all your t-shirts? Tee HQ wants you now!!! Whew! I made it! And you doubted my ability to deliver… ha! What are you still doing here? Go… click… find friends… interesting conversation…beautiful art… :))
/ As Fall changes the colors of nature, the crew …
/ As Fall changes the colors of nature, the crew at EMI followed suit by ‘shakin’ the pumpkin’... / Our icon has changed to feature a new RB talent and encourage all RB newbies to join us as we incorporate with the SCOUTS to highlight and award each month. / / The ezine, Earthmonster Illustrated has changed to a magazine-like cover design, as we launch October’s issue with the 2nd edition of Mind Soundtracks – Autumnal Attunement; Danilo’s Covenant; Mel’s World; Living Out Loud; Masquerade of Art; the 1st Scout award feature presentation; and, our HARVEST of artists featuring the best of the best submissions in Art, Writing and T-shirt designs! Hope you will join the group, encourage our newest & newbie members and check out the finest-artist EZINE in cyberspace!!
I’ve just come home from a very hot and tiring shoot to discover that I’ve made the art featured pages, AND been featured in “Earthmonste…
I’ve just come home from a very hot and tiring shoot to discover that I’ve made the art featured pages, AND been featured in Earthmonster Illustrated! Thanks so much to those concerned! Now I need a sleep…..LOL! Check out EMI
NEWS FLASH / Redbubble – EMI Art & Music Video...
NEWS FLASH / Redbubble – EMI Art & Music Video / Well, if you thought redbubble and EMI were trailblazing through cyberspace – have we got a surprise for you!! We’ve teamed up to bring you the best in artwork, portfolio and marketing in Art & Video, all in one Group. / Make sure to drop by the group page to see how your layout needs to be done. / We want your art portfolios, fun videos, tutorials, music videos or whatever you dream up. We DO NOT want celebrity Youtube videos, the videos must be produced by you, we do not accept nudes, xxx audio. Poor quality videos will be rejected. For RedBubble coding instruction for the videos follow this link Here’s my first attempt at video-producing a walk around our property, the sights, critters and beauty of the muses that inspire my creativity… The #1 Creative Arts Site just keeps getting better and better…
We’re wrapping things up at EMI, dig in and get ready.
We’re wrapping things up at EMI, dig in and get ready.
So… What the hell is that, I hear you ask. Well, “head ove…
So… What the hell is that, I hear you ask. Well, head over here to find out more If you’re a handy hand with the art, you may want to get on board as well – would be great to see just how long and winding this pic could get! Cheers / Si
As we have patiently waited for our own domain name, the cyber-gods have smiled upon us and we have officially moved to http://earth-mons…
As we have patiently waited for our own domain name, the cyber-gods have smiled upon us and we have officially moved to http://earth-monster.com/emi … / This month we had some fun, hope you come over and check out all the articles: / Music Inspired Art (MIA) Featured Artist Countdown / EMI Sounds the Bugle for Veteran’s / SCOUT Award – November Newbie / Mind Soundtracks – Fall In (PTSD) / Featured Artist – kreesor / The best of EMI – the group / T-shirt Tutorial / Touched by Fire – Remembrance and Autumn
As we have patiently waited for our own domain name, the cyber-gods have smiled upon us and we have officially moved to http://earth-mons…
As we have patiently waited for our own domain name, the cyber-gods have smiled upon us and we have officially moved to http://earth-monster.com/emi … / / This month we had some fun, hope you come over and check out all the articles: / Music Inspired Art (MIA) The Greatest Hits / EMI Sounds the Bugle for Veteran’s / SCOUT Award – November Newbie / Mind Soundtracks – Fall In (PTSD) / Featured Artist – kreesor / The best of EMI – the group / Why Nascar shirts are so good…T-shirt Tutorial / Touched by Fire – Remembrance and Autumn / New EMI Home make note! EM
Turn it up loud / Add theyellowfury to your watchlist...
Turn it up loud / Add theyellowfury to your watchlist / Copyright © 2009 Simon Deevy. Copying and displaying or redistribution of these images or text without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
Okay, the book i…
Okay, the book is ready to go. You can buy it from here: http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/994374 Now remember, there is free shipping on any blurb products until midnight 24 November (New York time). (that’s another day and a bit, so don’t dawdle) To receive the free shipping offer use the following codes during the Blurb checkout process: / - For AUD: RedBubble-09 / - For EUR: RedBubble-094 / - For GBP: RedBubble-093 / - For USD: RedBubble-092 The panel who selected the entries were Chris Wahl, Scott Robinson and Mimi Yoon. They are each accomplished illustrators in their own right, and have all said they were most impressed by the quality of work in the challenge. You should all feel very proud of what we’ve achieved. Here are the final pieces and artists who made it, in the order that I’ve put them into the book. street during 4 seasons by Anastasiia Kucherenko / Start talkin’ by matthew dunnart / Bec by Paul McClintock / aka boy by elsh / Giraffe Swing by David Barneda / Miss Emily Grace by Katie Young / 100 dogs by mumblebee / Jumping Teds, Shrunken Heads and Punk Co-eds by Chris Wahl / Fall to Dust by Simon Sherry / Salt Lake by EeVien Tan / once an angel by Mimi Yoon / a picture is worth a thousand words by small world / Sea Turtle by fizzgig / Scooter Geisha by mikoto / Latte Macchiato Blues by Barbara Glatzeder / A Boy and His Monster by Damien Mason / Rocket Taxi by Firedrake / sky maze ink by ooodemocrazyooo / Lucha Libre by BigFatRobot / Mad Hatters Tea Party by AnitaInverarity / ashford boy by matt mawson / Escapism – print by Scott Robinson / figurehead… or fishing by Elisabetta Trevisan / 72 Trees by Murray Swift / Sibling rivalry by Helena Babic / Midnight Stumbler by seventh fury / the decision by Sorina Williams / Londonia by Delosreyes75 / Girl13, Smudged Mascara by Erica Rosario / lucy by wieslaw borkowski / Special by Skulldaggery / Soft Inside by rubyred / Mr. by Becc Orszag And of course we can’t forget the awesome cover by Natalie Perkins
Due to C.I.A. agents dropping a satellite on my shed I can now bring you Pen Tool [p] and Fignütts Tutorials 1 and 2 !! Click on Pic t…
Due to C.I.A. agents dropping a satellite on my shed I can now bring you Pen Tool [p] and Fignütts Tutorials 1 and 2 !! Click on Pic to be going there! (with your mouse pointer even!)
I’ve been meaning to share this tutorial from Go Media for age…
I’ve been meaning to share this tutorial from Go Media for ages. It covers, in detail, how to transform your sketches and drawings to into slick linework using photoshop and illustrator. It’s one of the best, most comprehensive guides I think I’ve ever seen. It covers all the ‘I wonder how I do that bit’ questions like: 1. Sketching – How detailed to get in your sketch / 2. What resolution to scan your sketch / 3. How to set up your Illustrator file / 4. Tips and techniques for digitally inking your sketch using vector lines / 5. Tips and techniques for coloring your vector illustration Thought someone might find it handy …
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