Graphic Art Prints by Susie Huson
Sunday, 25th September 2011Please take a look at these brilliant graphic art prints by Susie Huson.
View more at www.susiehuson.co.uk
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Please take a look at these brilliant graphic art prints by Susie Huson.
View more at www.susiehuson.co.uk
This is my contribution towards the Hare Styling project, raising money for Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital.
My canvas “Harecule Poirot” is just one over 200 canvases being auctioned including contributions from Helena Bonham Carter, Alastair Campbell, Cheryl Cole, Tracey Emin, Sir Alex Ferguson, Stella McCartney, Jamie Oliver, Mark Quinn, Sir Paul Smith, and Jack Vettriano.
The canvases are being exhibited at Heartbreak Gallery:
Date: Saturday 16th April – Sunday 8th May
Opening times: Mon to Sat 10am – 6pm / Sun 11am – 4pm
Admission: Free
Address: 17 Bulstrode Street, Marylebone, London W1U 2JH
Nearest Tube: Bond Street (Central and Jubilee line)
Website: www.heart-break.co.uk
Pop down there and take a look…
PS. You can bid on my canvas here…
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So after finding that one of my dock icons appeared pixelated, I recently experienced some of my dock icons become invisible.
I’m not sure what caused it although I think I was running low on disk space at the time so it may have been memory related. All I did to fix it was re-drag the application into the dock and the icon reappeared. There’s also a discussion in the Apple support forums about disappearing icons.
Recently I upgraded my Adobe Suite to CS4 and upon launching one of the application this dialog box appears…
I have been using Adobe products for many years. From my early days in design I was using Photoshop and Illustrator
, and also using Macromedia’s web design products like Flash
, Dreamweaver
and Fireworks
which were then acquired by Adobe in 2005.
In recent years I have found the the quality of the Adobe products, particularly their web development applications, Flash, Dreamweaver and Fireworks, has been slowly getting worse.
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No idea why or how this happened.
Seemed to happen not long after upgrading to OS X Snow Leopard. Had a search around and found other people had been experiencing blurry/pixelated dock icons too. Also, this thread on the Apple Support web site.
Anyway, I just dragged the Safari application into the dock again and that fixed it for me – weird…