A review of my site statistics suggests that there is someone trying
desperately to find one of the pictures I have tucked away on my web
site. Unfortunately, they seem to have a bad link.
Here are the links to all the art I have on the web. Bear with me for a
little while, folks. I am trying to write, do artwork, re-enginneer
sound tracks for play over the web, while holding down a job. This means
that one or two things suffer. In my case, my web site suffers because I
hate futzing about with HTML. Yes, the music will be duly licensed once
I finally open the thing to the public at large. It turns out that
licensing music for play over the web through SESAC is relatively
inexpensive.
OTOH, I do pay for the bandwidth this site uses, so please do not
"resource" anything on it. A link is fine, but it doesn't take too many
"resourcings" to cost me money.
17" & larger monitors:
http://www.lunohoco.com/sprdwngs/sakura.html
http://www.lunohoco.com/sprdwngs/ryuu1.html
http://www.lunohoco.com/sprdwngs/takara1.html
http://www.lunohoco.com/sprdwngs/onna1.html
http://www.lunohoco.com/sprdwngs/otoko1.html
smaller monitors;
http://www.lunohoco.com/sprdwngs/twosakura.html
http://www.lunohoco.com/sprdwngs/ryuu2.html
http://www.lunohoco.com/sprdwngs/takara2.html
http://www.lunohoco.com/sprdwngs/onna2.html
http://www.lunohoco.com/sprdwngs/otoko1.html
You will need millions of colors! If you want to hear the music, you
will need quicktime. Quicktime is available for Windows and the Mac OS.
It is free and available for downloading here:
http://www.apple.com/
If Onna-Ranma's hair looks brown, you most likely have your screen
turned up too bright, or you need to adjust the contrast. Onna-Ranma's
hair should look like naturally red hair. If the backgrounds are banded
instead of a smooth, even transition from dark to light, you are not
running with "true" or "millions" of colors set. Some machines lack
sufficient video-ram to run with millions or "true" color. BTW:
Computers do not do "true" color. A thirteen inch television does a
better job--more on that later.
These are large jpg's accompanied with soundtracks, so each page is
something between five and six hundred kilobytes in size. If you are
paying by the minute for a slow connection they may not be worth the
money. That is something you will have to decide for yourself.
The sound track will begin to play after about 35% of it has downloaded
to your browser. If you are on a slower connection, hit the stop-play
button (it will be beneath the picture) and wait for it to reach about
50%, then hit the play button again. This should allow you to hear the
entire tune without an interruption. If you do not want the sound file
at all, hit the stop button on your browser after the picture finishes
loading.
Regards,
Don Granberry.