I think I found a rare Obak print variation

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Posted By: Joe D.

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Posted By: James Feagin

Now, that's funny!

James

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Posted By: Steve Murray

I think that's more of a d311 variation than Obak.

Well done!!!

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Posted By: barrysloate

The wonders of photoshop! Good one Joe.

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Posted By: martindl

That is funny, but my first reaction was, whoa, that was done with editing software - is that scary or what?

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Posted By: Steve Murray

as it is too too funny.

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Posted By: Dave Weisner

Thanks for the good laugh this morning. I'd buy that card anytime.

- Dave

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Posted By: Ed McCollum

otherwise, I think the wrinkle on the front would show through to the back.

I think it has been doctored.

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Posted By: Jason L

how did you DO that?!!
the print is exactly the same, even looks like it has imperfections in it!

Edited to add:
You could do so much with this kind of skill...Others might include:
"This fairy often skipped around the bases."
"Blessed with fleet feet and a simple mind in the outfield, he's known as The Butterfly Chaser"

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Posted By: Joseph J.

I just showed this to a colleague who thought Melchoir
clearly played in the right city.

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Posted By: Jim VB

"Not that there's anything wrong with that!"

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Posted By: Joe D.

I tried to keep the editing tiny - because it took a little time.

I hope people got a chuckle out of it. It was all meant in good fun.



The type looks so good because the letters came from the card itself. I didn't type any in.

If I needed and "H" I had to find an "H" and copy it. The only letter I couldn't find was the letter k in li'k'e - so I had to create that letter using other letters on the card.



Here is an animation of the process.

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Posted By: Bob Lemke

Looks top me like the added sentence was painstakingly crafted by cutting and pasting individual letters from the opening paragraph,which didn't have a "k," neccessitating the need to create one.

Good job!