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From: saponara@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (John Saponara)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Re: Wanted:  Information on Systems for Graphics Design
Keywords: Design
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Date: 28 Jul 88 03:34:57 GMT
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Reply-To: saponara@tcgould.tn.cornell.edu (John Saponara)
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>I don't know where you can get a fractal tie, but I saw some very
>colorful fractal tee-shirts at the Pacific Science Center gift shop
>in the Seattle center.  They also had some with color pictures of
>distant galaxies, and one that had a picture of Einstien.

While we're here, felt I should point out:

	Inquiring Images
	Charles M. Fitch
	3619 Myrtle Avenue
	Long Beach, CA  90807
	(213)-426-7727

makes fractal t-shirts (he was the guy hawking his wares at last year's
SIGGRAPH, and'll probably be there again this year), posters, prints,
whoopee cushions, etc.  He probably hasn't thought of ties, though.

Anyway, no, I don't get a kickback for posting this.  I bought a few of
his t-shirts last year and they've held up quite nicely.  There's also:

	Art Matrix
	PO Box 880
	Ithaca, NY  14851-0880
	(607)-277-0959

who put out wonderful postcards, and also posters, t-shirts, antimacassars,
etc.  Charley Fitch is moving to Ithaca soon, as it turns out.  What will
happen to the world economic order when the two major producers of fractal
t-shirts become based in a small college town is too frightening to contemplate.

Zats all,

Eric Haines (the one who is not John Saponara)