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From: Thad Kanko <thadk@armory.com>
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Subject: Lightwave in Flint Articl.
Date: Sun, 23 Apr 95 7:37:22 PDT
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Hmmm got my VTU mag a few days ago (May 1995) and say a pretty cool image
in the "Gallery" section. "Men in Heaven Part II" by Hugh Gordon.
A couple of days later I got my copy of AV Video (April 1995) and while
flipping through it came to Brent Malnacks Blutopia column. This exact
same image was being used as a lead picture for a program called Flint
which Brent reviews in the article. The Picture had its colors shifted
slightly and Hugh Gordon's logo was removed. But they are identical.
There is no mention of author, Lightwave, Amiga or anything about that
image. Because of this I think the article and placement of the image
implys that it was created within Flint (30,000) and not Lightwave (1000)