Hello!

A month ago, I saw a thread concerning Capriccio. Someone asked if the 
project was still alive, but the answer never came(probably overlooked or 
missed). So I'm bumping the question again because it was looking great and 
I'm sure that others would love the see the progress. So here is the 
question:

What ever happened to this project?

Thanks!

Ciao!

Mart


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In article <Xns### [at] 204213191226>,
 Martin Belair <bad### [at] hotmailDOTcom> wrote:

> Hello!
> 
> A month ago, I saw a thread concerning Capriccio. Someone asked if the 
> project was still alive, but the answer never came(probably overlooked or 
> missed). So I'm bumping the question again because it was looking great and 
> I'm sure that others would love the see the progress. So here is the 
> question:
> 
> What ever happened to this project?

  yes, what ever happened to this FABULOUS project ?

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Sorry, me again....

Martin Belair <bad### [at] hotmailDOTcom> wrote in
news:Xns### [at] 204213191226: 

> What ever happened to this project?

I think I should have posted this question in p.g.... my mistake.

Ciao!

Mart


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I think after the season of holidays and vacations
we will continue the project. I've just returned from
vacation myself. Before that I prepared several
boats which I hope to complete and post in a week or
so (when I hopefully will finish illustrations for the
book of my friend). Also I will include to scene the
relief prepared by Peter Hertel.

As usual, if you feel that your contribution can
add value/improve the image you are welcome :) We
still need clouds, several people figures and some
boats.

Gena.

Martin Belair wrote:
> Hello!
> 
> A month ago, I saw a thread concerning Capriccio. Someone asked if the 
> project was still alive, but the answer never came(probably overlooked or 
> missed). So I'm bumping the question again because it was looking great and 
> I'm sure that others would love the see the progress. So here is the 
> question:
> 
> What ever happened to this project?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Ciao!
> 
> Mart
> 
>

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