


The amazing part is once you get a real close look at his art, it is all done in charcoal and water colors.
Yes, charcoal and water colors! Tiny lines and dots masked with a little smudge here and there to come out with an amazing photograph.
In comparison to the printer industry, I have only seen one printer with this capability. Care to guess?
A hint is they are no longer making printers but are making electronic components for printers, switches, sensors, RF devices, optical devices and other electronics.
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