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Post by Aurelia on Apr 21, 2005 12:34:39 GMT
It's been that long and my mind really is like a sieve that I don't remember if I found Rachael's artwork via another site or from a random search for...something arty. Either way, found it, loved it and have needed more wall space because of it!  |
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Post by ShadowedRaven on Apr 21, 2005 20:28:28 GMT
One Of My Friends Is A Fan! ShadowedRaven!! HEHEHE!I like Rachael Huntingtons art work It is really really Impressive!!I have seen some of your art work!!! Hello hun! ~waves~ It's nice to see you here.  I do hope I will be able to influence you into becoming a huuuge fan of Rachael's work... or perhaps you are already since you've spent some time on her wonderful site?  |
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Post by grasmere on Apr 24, 2005 19:15:03 GMT
When you showed me it.
Coaching and chatting );
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Post by Mike on Apr 26, 2005 18:42:16 GMT
Preston & Manchester.
When ever we passed a certain prison, you always said that the name of it fascinated you.
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Post by SugarNSpikes on May 5, 2005 20:50:56 GMT
I first saw Racheal's work at Morecambe Goth Weekend,i think it was 2003....(remember chatting to Racheal for sometime about her shoes and her artwork and she inspired me to work on my own peices) Me and my brother were so impressed.He managed to get some signed work but unfortunatly everythign else had sold out  Been a big fan ever since... |
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Post by Luna on May 11, 2005 16:32:08 GMT
yea, it was the same for me (hi spikes!!), my lil cousin wsa buying some of her stuff and i was really upset because i couldnt get one.....
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Post by ShadowedRaven on May 11, 2005 18:55:52 GMT
Aww! ~huggles~ It's great Rachael's selling from the site now, means you can buy prints whenever you have the money! |
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Post by BlackThorn on May 23, 2005 13:22:49 GMT
I feel a little embarassed about where I first saw Rachael's work. I was looking for various postcards/cards that I felt had very appealing pictures, (I sorta collect em, sad I know  ), and happened to notice the designs that Rachael had done for a series called CyberSprytes. Anyway, I was totally taken by them, and bought a few. Unfortnuately, I have been unable to track down any of the others since the line has now been discontinued. But hey, that's life. Although, I (and many others) don't see me as fully Goth. I like to feel that I can at least place myself somewhere in society, even if I am given the 'evil eye' just because I wear black. I hope to be able to chat with you, without the usual shunning I received from various other web forums. |
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Post by Eiko82 on May 23, 2005 15:09:43 GMT
Although, I (and many others) don't see me as fully Goth. I like to feel that I can at least place myself somewhere in society, even if I am given the 'evil eye' just because I wear black. Don't worry, I'm not 100% Goth either. I just think the clothing and designs are fascinating. |
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Post by ilexica on May 23, 2005 21:00:12 GMT
IIRC, (and frankly, I usually don't!), I followed a link from one of the pictures on Quinnster's hair pages about 3-4 years ago I think, back in the days when it was the angelfire site! I was utterly transfixed by the artwork and well...I've stayed that way. |
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Post by Rhianna on May 24, 2005 20:33:02 GMT
Hi all. I am very new to the site and to Rachael's designs. The first time I found your amazing artwork was at Christmas. My best friend and I love similar things and when she presented me with my gifts this year, they were wrapped in the most amazing paper! You guessed it! Yours!!! (she was as excited about the paper as she was about the gifts!) ;D I was hooked! I rescued as much of the paper and tags as I could, determined to find out about them.  I put them away and found them a couple of days ago. I did a search on Rachael and here I am. I have spent several hours surfing to find as many examples as possible. Congratulations Rachael, you are incredible.  I cannot pick favourites just yet there are just so many wonderful characters. Thank you for sharing your talent with us all! |
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Post by LadyKei on May 25, 2005 9:06:20 GMT
i first found your artwork in travelling man (leeds) when i was visiting the other half a couple of years ago. since then i have been buying t-shirts and introducing more people to the Rachael's lovely work - it obviously made an impression on my b/f, as he bought me a vincent (Aww, he's so cute) t-shirt for christmas!
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Post by Lisa on May 25, 2005 19:32:58 GMT
I bought a T-shirt with Amethyst on it at Erotica 2003 and have been hooked ever since. The designs just keep geting better and better!
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Post by namesjames on May 27, 2005 14:27:28 GMT
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Post by wilterdrose on Jun 14, 2005 13:12:46 GMT
I saw some of her art on the net when searching for thecrow pictures.. Then when I went into Tiger Lily (Oxford) I found a Lucie t-shirt, and well, I've been addicted ever since..
I also remember wearing the same t-shirt into Alternative Options (Southampton), got talking to the owner and he was saying they were getting some in..
This was about 2 years ago.
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), and happened to notice the designs that Rachael had done for a series called CyberSprytes. Anyway, I was totally taken by them, and bought a few. Unfortnuately, I have been unable to track down any of the others since the line has now been discontinued. But hey, that's life.
I cannot pick favourites just yet there are just so many wonderful characters.