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Old 03-11-2008, 10:49 AM   #10
Julia Scott Julia Scott is offline
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Debra,

Thanks for your excellent suggestion!

Would Kinko's blow a photo up that size? I've also heard of painters using blueprint copiers to enlarge preliminary drawings, but that would only work for b&w. Working bigger is another hurdle for me. Next step: read all the photo reference posts! I'll bet some answers are there.

Thanks again, and best, Julia
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