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	Doom Painting - brief overview
		The Doom was originally discovered beneath limewash in 1831, Local artist David Gee was paid to restore it and apply a varnish coating to the work, but this rapidly darkened and by 1855 most of the painting was obscured.
		It was clear that vibrations, from the major repairs needed, might cause damage to the Doom painting, so with the help and advice of English Heritage a symposium was held at Holy Trinity in 1995.
		The Doom painting was obviously completed after the raising of the clerestory, it lies across the line of the original, steeper roof.
	www.holytrinitycoventry.org.uk /doompainting/history.htm (1037 words)

	Medieval fresco uncovered in Coventry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The 15th-century painting, one of the few surviving examples of the wall paintings that were common in English churches before the Reformation, was discovered by accident after a fire in 1986 burnt away the layer of whitewash that was covering it.
		It was still impossible to view the fresco properly, however, because the paint was flened and damaged, which prompted the church to begin a restoration process that has taken a team of six specialists 17 years to complete.
		Their work has exposed a spectacular work of art known as the "Coventry Doom", which is dominated by a monumental figure of Christ passing judgment on a crowd of people in 15th-century dress.
	www.mirabilis.ca /archives/001358.html (162 words)

	The Doom Painting Story
		The Alewives are a wonderful feature on the Doom Painting as they truly are considered to be a unique feature not found on any over uncovered doom painting to date.
		BBC article Sept 13 2003 advertises the Doom Painting in Holy Trinity Church and the annual Heritage Weekend.
		The Ecclesiological Society - Dooms and the Mouth of Hell in the late medieval period.
	members.aol.com /htchrch/doompaintingindex.html (1203 words)

	ART FOR A CHANGE - Mark Vallen's Portrait of Lorna Doom.
		Doom's attractiveness was entirely self-defined, her guise a rejection of mainstream society's packaging of the perfect feminine look and role.
		In 1977, actress Farrah Fawcett was the epitome of marketed femininity with her tousled mane, fashionable clothes and perfect figure, whereas Lorna Doom, with her shorn and spiky locks, fl leather jacket and status as the most hardcore of rockers - offered a counterbalance in the extreme.
		Hers was a severity I fell headlong in love with, and my painting of Doom was meant as an homage to all the women in punk.
	www.art-for-a-change.com /Punk/psketch7.htm (442 words)

	BBC - Coventry and Warwickshire Features - Heritage - Doom
		Painted by unknown artists around 1435, it's a striking representation of the Last Judgment, featuring Christ and his apostles, demons and the mouth of hell.
		Uncovered by the Victorians, the painting was re-examined during work on the church in 1995 and found to be remarkably intact and well preserved.
		The Doom Painter's Apprentice, a dramatised account of its creation written by Coventry writer Chris O'Connell, is one of four City Stories being performed in nearby Priory Gardens over the Heritage Open Days weekend - Saturday and Sunday 13th/14th September at 12.30pm and 2.30pm.
	www.bbc.co.uk /coventry/features/stories/2003/09/heritage-doom.shtml (312 words)

	13th Century Doom Painting on Wood, ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH, ST ALBANS
		It is the original oil painting and has survived untouched thanks to wooden panelling that covered it for 350 years and to the thick layer of varnish applied in the 19th century.
		Other churches painted over, or physically removed, their wall paintings and the fact that St Michael’s undertook the effort and expense of covering it in this way implies that the work was valued even at that time.
		The ‘Restoration’ of the church in 1810 revealed the Doom painting and is described in Henry Cook’s note.
	www.willpwr.demon.co.uk /St_Michaels_Doom (940 words)

	USATODAY.com - 'Doom' returns in all its gory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Doom III promises to redefine the video game genre made famous by the groundbreaking Doom in 1993 — the "first-person shooter," in which players see through the eyes of heavily armed characters as they fire their way through enemy-filled levels.
		The original Doom consisted of a maze of dim hallways with hordes of flat, blocky demons that served as target practice.
		Not coincidentally, Doom II, released in 1994, also was the first game to carry a voluntary rating: M for mature, ages 17 and up.
	www.usatoday.com /tech/news/2003-05-12-doom_x.htm (1535 words)

	Medieval Doom Painting
		While regular paints might be ok for some types of materials, some houses might benefit from the elastic paint coatings available on the market.
		They are called elastrometric paints and they have a series of properties that recommends them in a variety of cases.
		Doom is currently being assessed with a view to conservation/restoration and active fund-raising is going on to pay for this.
	www.besthomepainting.com /medieval-doom-painting.html (1241 words)

	Doom Painting Guide
		The paint on primer is also good just in case the miniature chips in the process of painting, then you can recoat that spot with primer and fix it again.
		There are many paints out there that you can use, but the three most common among miniature painters is Games Workshop, Reaper, and Vallejo Paints.
		Varnish is a coat of sealer that bonds the paint to the miniature so that chips and cracks occur less often.
	www.jesseacosta.net /painting (1227 words)

	Feudal Lordship of Winterborne Saint Martin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Doom Painting over the Chancel Arch is the largest in England.
		It was painted in around 1475 as a thank-offering for a safely returned pilgrim.
		The painting was white-washed over at the Reformation and remained forgotten until the 19th century when it was rediscovered and restored.
	www.martinstown.co.uk /WEBSITE/doom.htm (109 words)

	Glen Martin Taylor Bio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Painting has been the constant touchstone for this fourth-generation artist, master furniture-maker, and wood sculptor.
		Glen releases all his childhood fears and fantasies within a bizarre primitive menagerie painted with humor and rage, often at the same time.
		Self-taught and prolific, he shares his studio with his 8 year-old daughter who continually reminds him that painting should always be spontaneous, fun and uninhibited.
	www.glenmartintaylor.com /Bio.htm (191 words)

	principles of texture blending : Quake3Bits TUTORIAL
		Invariably as you paint you'll find certain areas work better than others which may require slight adjustments to the underlying mesh, in which case you want this to be as easy as possible to do; quads tend to be easier to edit then triangles.
		The mesh 'remembers' the vertex painted data when it's exported, which the game then makes use of to physically blend the textures based on the vertex paint data stored in the mesh and the material information defined by the text in the games *.mtl file (more on this later).
		When you vertex paint the mesh you're taking advantage of this, the example mesh in this tutorial for instance, is slightly more dense where the fl colour has been painted so in game blending creates nice strong edges and blended texture distribution in those areas.
	www.quake3bits.com /htm/tutorials/doom_3_texture_blending.htm (3443 words)

	Creative Loafing Atlanta
		But this painting was significantly smaller; it was thought to have been cropped at some point long ago to fit a frame or a wall space.
		He met with the curator of Spanish paintings, showed her his picture and was told, he says now, that he had an important painting.
		Although he offered no evidence, his opinion forced Sotheby's to attach a small label to the painting, saying that Perez Sanchez had "raised the idea that this is an early painting by Alonso Cano." It was enough to doom the painting; at auction in 1994, not a single bid was made.
	atlanta.creativeloafing.com /gyrobase/PrintFriendly?oid=oid:14531 (4217 words)

	MAXON - The makers of CINEMA 4D and BodyPaint 3D
		The videogame 'Doom' is famous for its first person shooter perspective, here replicated in the film as the desperate battle rages in a frenzy of fire.
		So begins the plot of 'Doom', the film version by Universal Pictures of the classic videogame, chock-full of some of the most complex and gory special effects to be seen in a movie in recent years.
		While 3D paint tools such as BodyPaint 3D are often associated with texturing characters such as Pinky, Framestore CFC also uses BodyPaint 3D to help texture all manner of objects, from buildings to Trojan ships to chainsaws.
	www.maxon.net /pages/dyn_files/dyn_htx/htx/1817/01817_01817.html (762 words)

	The Doom Painting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		So called "Doom Paintings" were quite common at the time, but almost none of them survive, and St Andrew's is one of the best.
		The original painting was of a very high standard, using expensive pigments and very expressive flowing lines.
		The painting was covered over at the Reformation, and there are traces of lettering (possibly the 10 commandments) and of a thistle and rose (royal symbols), and all these were eventually covered with a layer of lime wash.
	www.ely.anglican.org /parishes/chesandr/Doom.htm (281 words)

	Medieval Art, Doom painting
		The Doom was originally found beneath lime wash in 1831, Local artist David Gee was paid to restore it and apply a varnish coating to the work.
		The varnish had a darkening affect and by 1855 most of the painting was obscured.
		At the turn of the century cleaning work uncovered the face of Christ, but by the 1980's it was feared that most of the picture had been lost for ever beneath the flened surface.
	www.medievaltravel.co.uk /medievalart/medieval-art-doom.html (124 words)

	Doom Painting Photographs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Doom Painting Photo Album and Church Public Display.
		Photos of the public Doom Painting Display in the church showing real photos of current uncovered work so far.
		Please note that a very informative and public display on the Doom* Painting is available to all visitors to Holy Trinity and the access is unrestricted.
	members.aol.com /htchrch/Doompaintingphotos.html (431 words)

	Punisher 28-29 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Shortly after entering into the Acts of Vengeance scheme, Doom realizes that he is allying himself with Kingpin, a man whom he considers a simple gangster.
		Kingpin is insulted by this, and eventually Doom wagers that he can defeat one of his foes easily.
		The pairing of Doom vs Punisher is one of the most interesting of the Acts of Vengeance teamings.
	www.gate.net /~doom/exile/punisher28-29.htm (377 words)

	Doom (painting) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A Doom is a painting that depicts the Last Judgement.
		Dooms were used to remind medieval Christians of Judgement Day and to help keep them mindful of sinning.
		A doom painting shows the difference between heaven and hell and the different things that are there.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Doom_(painting) (89 words)

	Doom Painting Guide
		Underneat the base of the miniature doesn't need to be painted though, as it will eventually scratch away anyway from use.
		Drybrushing is a technique where you dab a medium sized brush into your paint, and paint off most of the paint from the bristles onto a piece of paper, then start brushing over the miniature.
		Paint each one slowly, making sure that each is a solid stroke.
	www.jesseacosta.net /painting/hellknight.htm (947 words)

	The Punisher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In an attempt to prove to the Kingpin that the affairs of his criminal empire were incomparable to his own exploits, Doom promised to dispose of one of the Kingpin's enemies in a week's time.
		His attempt to steal a Faberge egg from Doom's collection failed and he was caught by Kristoff who at the time still believed himself to be the true Doctor Doom.
		Doom willingly gave up his intentions to kill the Punisher believing now that the Punisher had run afoul of the deranged Kristoff, he would eliminate him for him.
	www.gate.net /~doom/handbook/punisher.htm (488 words)

	Brotherhood of Dada - Oracle Files
		Taking the painting to the base of the Eiffel Tower, the Brotherhood unleashed the painting's "hunger" and absorbed themselves—and the entire city of Paris—into the weird world of the painting.
		The Doom Patrol followed the Brotherhood there in order to rescue Paris, confronting their foes amidst a number of surreal landscapes, each representing a different school of painting.
		The Doom Patrol and the city of Paris were eventually cast back into the real world; the Brotherhood, how-ever, remained inside.
	www.unstable.com /oraclewiki/index.php?title=Brotherhood_of_Dada (551 words)

	Doom + Stay
		Suddenly, and just for that split second, Doom of all things becomes Casualties of War (and, in fact, literalizes that film's tagline of "In war, innocence is the first casualty"), and although what's leading up to the moment isn't that great, I was ready to roll with this totally unexpected, thought-provoking tickle.
		It features a prologue where a scientific building is shut down as its scientists are slaughtered by what we know to be an experiment gone wrong (probably something to do with genetic engineering, but raising the dead is another popular pastime).
		Doom tries to spice things up with the Stargate from Stargate and the zombies from Resident Evil but does so in vain.
	filmfreakcentral.net /screenreviews/doomstay.htm (796 words)

	Doom-metal.com: Reviews - The 3rd and the Mortal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Beautiful Nordic fjords and gorgeous landscapes are the first things that come to mind when listening to perhaps one of the best atmospheric doom albums of all time.
		Their sound is unlike most other doom bands, more atmospheric and dreamy but with NO connection what so ever to gothic music; highly guitar based music.
		Having combined their experimental ambient sound of 'Painting on Glass' with jazz influences and a slightly noisy touch this album is so emotional it is scary.
	www.doom-metal.com /reviews/3rdandthemortal.html (1322 words)

	Amazon.com: Doom Patrol: The Painting That Ate Paris (Doom Patrol): Books: Grant Morrison (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		DOOM PATROL (2nd Series), for those not in the know, is an early 90's update for one of the weirdest silver age series around.
		"Doom Patrol: The Painting that Ate Paris" is the second collection of Grant Morrison's groundbreaking and fondly-remembered on "Doom Patrol." He kept the surreal tone coming, slowly and gradually pulling the team to new levels of strangeness.
		The Painting that Ate Paris storyarc is great, the bit inside Crazy Jane's mind is great, the Mind and the Body bit is spectacular (IMHO) and the Anitgod arc was pretty good too.
	www.amazon.com /Doom-Patrol-Painting-That-Paris/dp/1401203426 (1771 words)

	Marvel Select Doctor Doom
		Unlike the skirt part of the jacket, Doctor Doom's cape which is also made of soft rubber, doesn't have any highlights or paints.
		A detail which would have improved the figure is to colour the area around the eyes and the actual eyes of the figure with skin tones, instead of silver paint.
		Doctor Doom has 16 articulations at the neck, the shoulders, the biceps, the elbows, the wrists, the waist, the hips, the knees and the ankles.
	www.comicbookbin.com /doctordoom000.html (757 words)

	Amazon.com: Doom Patrol: Crawling From the Wreckage: Books: Grant Morrison (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Doom Patrol: The Painting That Ate Paris (Doom Patrol) by Grant Morrison
		Doom Patrol was the most brilliant, imaginative, innovative comic of the Eighties and early Nineties.
		Such is the case with this "Doom Patrol", collecting his first issues on this series, in which he deconstructed a basic super-hero team, attempting to take it back to its quirky 1960s roots, but at the same time looking forward to the then-distant 21st century.
	www.amazon.com /Doom-Patrol-Crawling-Grant-Morrison/dp/1563890348 (1985 words)

	Teaching Online Journalism: Doom and gloom for photojournalism?
		As a longtime student of new media, I have read a lot about "the death of painting" (a la Rodchenko) which was supposedly brought on by the invention and spread of photography.
		Reports of the death of painting, however, were an exaggeration.
		Painting did not die, but it was certainly transformed.
	tojou.blogspot.com /2006/12/doom-and-gloom-for-photojournalism.html (932 words)

	Artist Profile interview - Angie Garner
		I begged her for paints and she bought me acrylics, claiming (rightfully) that they were less toxic and easier to clean up.
		She built a lot of painting skills by setting up traditional still lives, painting landscapes, people, me etc. She is self-taught (as am I).
		These paintings are meant to be as self-indulgent, dramatic, narcissistic or experimental as I want—they are a release from doing larger focused works (which are also ongoing).
	www.ebsqart.com /Artists/cmd_1467_profile_interview.htm (1474 words)

	Art MoCo: Painting Archives
		Joyner’s latest series of paintings also involve Japanese monsters who provide a keen sense of doom, not that the robots seem worried.
		Bosman was once grouped with painters of Bad Painting (yes, this is a genre), but with time, his style has evolved considerably.
		The paintings themselves are simple portraits and the topic should not even be considered out of the ordinary, but eventually it will go from being one that is modern and contemporary to a fact unworthy of any note.
	mocoloco.com /art/archives/cat_painting.php (841 words)

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