Gary's Graphics by... you guessed it, Gary.  Seriously though, I leeched this nice disk full of geoPaint graphics from one of my favorite Commodore BBS' - ParticlesBBS.  If you'd like to visit and give some support, I'd appreciate it, because all I do is leech software (mostly).  You can use the excellent Windows terminal CCGMSx v1.0.0 by Style to connect @ particlesbbs.dyndns.org:6400 and enjoy BBS'ing like it's the 1990's all over again!

BTW, the screenshots are actual printed pages coming from the VICE emulator.  If you'd like to know how to print from the Commodore 64 using VICE, check out this video on the Basic Bytes channel over at YouTube.

Post Notions is a geoPaint gaphic for the GEOS operating system on the Commodore 64/128.  This particular graphic image came from the Loadstar GEOS Apps 1 disk.  Basically this is a collection of various themed postage stamps (and a Post-It note) that could easily be broken out into a GEOS Photo Album and used in a newsletter.  The included printout screenshot of all the stamps was done using the Star NL10 printer emulation in WinVICE 3.7.  Wouldn't it be cool to have a real (in your hands) oldschool dot-matrix printed newsletter arrive in your "postal" mailbox!?

This is a very large (almost 32kb) graphics image of the STS-62 crew that flew on the space shuttle Columbia.  You can pull it up in geoPaint and scroll around to view the whole thing, but wouldn't it be much more fun to break out the old dotmatrix printer and listen to that thing churn this out on some old fanfold tractor feed paper?