Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 22:38:20 -0800 (PST) From: <> To: 4you@usa.net Subject: ADV: 4000 Years of Design at Your Fingertips Message-ID: <19990325063820.AC19A14EFC@hub.freebsd.org>
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----------------------------------------------------------------------- Note: We mail to people whom we feel are interested in what we have to offer and do not allow anyone else to use our list. Once in a while we'll notify you of web sites, products, services and promotions that could be of special interest to you. We respect your right to privacy. If you do not wish to receive these notices and prefer never to hear from us, simply click on the link provided and put REMOVE in the subject line mailto:info@target4u.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4,000 YEARS OF DESIGN AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Dear Graphics Professional, Direct Imagination is pleased to offer: -Royalty free classic designs -Pattern art from all major cultures of the world throughout the ages -Award winning CD-ROMs that run on both MACs and PCs -High resolution scans and high quality Vector EPS drawings -Clip Art with a Pedigree + history lesson + high tech convenience + inspiration Log on to http://www.dimagin.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Call TOLL FREE (888) 793-8387 (9am-9pm)PST We have searched the world and throughout history to bring you the best in classic design motifs, textiles and graphics. Egypt, India, the Celts, Pompeii, Arabia, Victoriana, China and Japan, we have them all. Our CD-ROMs, based on high resolution scans, are beautiful reproductions of historic art portfolios. They include bitmaps, EPS drawings, the original text, and historical context. Runs on both MACs and PCs. Royalty free!! Our "Grammar of Ornament", from the 1856 Folio, has been nominated for the prestigious Computerworld Smithsonian award for excellence and Innovation and was a MacEddy finalist. It contains 2300 bitmaps from 20 cultures and 160 hand drawn EPS patterns. The best collection of world ornamentation available, The "Grammar of Ornament" has influenced designers from William Morris to Frank Lloyd Wright. Our "Father of Industrial Design, works with Christopher Dresser", was awarded 4 1/2 mice (MacUser). It contains 300 bitmaps and 160 EPS drawings as well as a wonderful survey of Dresser's life and works (long considered to be one of the "minor masters" of late 19th century design, he was also the first English designer to visit Japan). Dresser's designs range from Victorian to Art Deco and were a major influence on Louis Comfort Tiffany. Albert Racinet published one of the all time best collections of world costume. Our "China and Japan" cd reproduces his complete selection of Chinese and Japanese costume. It includes 120 EPS design motifs, high resolution scans of his brethtaking lithographs, and 100 photographs of the Utterbach collection of apparel. Also includes some of the original photographs, taken in the late 1800's, that Racinet used as a source material for his lithographs. For the 3D designer, we have the "DI3D" collection of 3D models and textures. Designed for Strata Studio Pro, it has 50 natural textures, 50 ornamental textures, and 50 useful shapes. Sorry for Mac's only (but it has a really cool browser built with MTropolis) If you are a diehard Fractal Design Expression user, we also have 100 of the Grammar's EPS patterns as Expression strokes. This is a really good deal. In the works, are the following: From Racinet; Oceania, Africa, the Celts and the Americas. From Verneuil; Etude de la Plante (killer art nouveau plant illustrations) To see pictures of the above, log on to: http://www.dimagin.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Call TOLL FREE in California (888) 793-8387 (9am-9pm)PST __________________________________________________________ This message complies with the proposed United States Federal requirements for commercial e-mail bill, Sec. 301 For additional info see: http://www.senate.gov?-murkowski/commercialemail/EmailAmendtext.html. Per section 301, Paragraph (a) (2) (C) of S. 1618, further transmissions to you by the sender of this e-mail may be stopped at no cost to you by sending a reply to this e-mail address with the word "REMOVE" in the subject line. Reply to info@target4u.com __________________________________________________________ To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
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