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Judy Martin (above), Creative Crafts Director for Illinois Bronze Powder & Paint Co., shows how artist Bob Lee transformed a typewriter from dull to dramitic with swishes and swirls of exuberant color using new quick-drying, accent brush on acrylic paints. How to transform attic stowaway's, thrift shop castoffs or plain-jane possessions in the same way, is shown in the new 52-page booklet, "Accent on Crafts," just published by Illinois Bronze Powder & Paint Co, and compiled with the aid of an Artists Advisory Panel under Miss Martin's direction. The booklet, which features over 150 color photographs, also covers a multitude of crafts including decoupage, papier mache, pop art ceramics, Victorian tinselcraft, decorative folk art painting, stenciling, creation of doll house furnitur, metal flowers and baker's clay.
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Judy Martin (above), Creative Crafts Director for Illinois Bronze Powder & Paint Co., shows how artist Bob Lee transformed a typewriter from dull to dramitic with swishes and swirls of exuberant color using new quick-drying, accent brush on acrylic paints. How to transform attic stowaway's, thrift shop castoffs or plain-jane possessions in the same way, is shown in the new 52-page booklet, "Accent on Crafts," just published by Illinois Bronze Powder & Paint Co, and compiled with the aid of an Artists Advisory Panel under Miss Martin's direction. The booklet, which features over 150 color photographs, also covers a multitude of crafts including decoupage, papier mache, pop art ceramics, Victorian tinselcraft, decorative folk art painting, stenciling, creation of doll house furnitur, metal flowers and baker's clay.
Judy Martin (above), Creative Crafts Director for Illinois Bronze Powder & Paint Co., shows how artist Bob Lee transformed a typewriter from dull to dramitic with swishes and swirls of exuberant color using new quick-drying, accent brush on acrylic paints. How to transform attic stowaway's, thrift shop castoffs or plain-jane possessions in the same way, is shown in the new 52-page booklet, "Accent on Crafts," just published by Illinois Bronze Powder & Paint Co, and compiled with the aid of an Artists Advisory Panel under Miss Martin's direction. The booklet, which features over 150 color photographs, also covers a multitude of crafts including decoupage, papier mache, pop art ceramics, Victorian tinselcraft, decorative folk art painting, stenciling, creation of doll house furnitur, metal flowers and baker's clay.
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Taille de l'image: 3253 × 3454 px | 32.1 MB
Taille d'impression: 27.5 × 29.2 cm | 1280.7 × 1359.8 in (300 dpi)
Mots clés: ANNEES 1960 • ANNÉES 60 • ANNEES SOIXANTE
