Ola People

I finally after a long time finished a new Sheet of the FAUSTS VINTAGE COLLECTION (FVC) Now the sheets contains various Rugs for in houses or where-ever you want to put them. Here it is:

*the above pic is a Webfriendly version the original is bigger and of better quality

Ok now I`m looking for feedback. The first ten to reply on this topic with his or her E-mail will receive a 300DPI version and the prescriptions to print it in it`s ultimate quality. and I want to know from you... (the first ten) What you think of it.

More about the FVC can be found Here

Looking forward

Hey Robert, these rugs look outstanding! I especially like the top two. They both have really nice designs and the one on the right has awesome colors. Great job my friend.

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Hey these look great man! i too like the top ones great rugs!!
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Faust, beautiful work. I love it and would be happy to add a few rugs in a diorama, these look as good as your sign collection. [email protected] Cheers Kevin

Faust, they are very nice. One question - on the rug with the fringe, what time period are you targeting? I personally don't remember seeing fringe like that. Not to say its not there, I just haven't seen it.
The stripes on the same one are a bit bright and I would like to see the pattern pop out a bit more (could be the scan though).
Very minor critiques not enough to keep me from useing them

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I like them. Are they simply on paper or cardboard stock?

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Those rugs are pretty awesome. I am working currently on my very first diorama and i think that one of those would make a perfect addition to it.
Mary

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They look great!



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I like them, but how are they used? nice work

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Very good designs, I especially like the first 2.

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Hey, they're great AND I have a use for 'em straight away...

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acav out

Wow great work there Robert . Keep them coming

Costas