In other words, someone with a jumbo air brush is going to start looking through the old scrapbooks for pictures of Eddie and Carmen together.
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Again, no solvents are needed beyond the soda ash solution, though a ventilation hood is needed due to acrylic particulates from the air brush spray.
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Painter emulates the visual characteristics of traditional media, such as oil paint, pastel sticks, air brush, charcoal, felt pens, and other traditional artists'materials on various textured surfaces.
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Though Sekiguchi uses an air brush for his truck work, his home is filled with equally masterful _ but decidedly smaller _ works in oil, ink and watercolor.
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Can't they air brush ( or voice over ) some of these mistakes out of the film ? ( JosephASpadaro 21 : 39, 30 July 2007 ( UTC ))
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Each song lasted five to six minutes, and he would create six paintings every show in a frenzied display of speed and dexterity with air brushes and acrylic paint.
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In 1970, with a growing demand for more personalized cakes, she experimented with an air brush and discovered she could use food coloring to draw portraits on smooth rolled fondant cake tops.
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About 1970, as he tells it, a Japanese inventor who saw his show began to fiddle with three air brushes that would mechanically place colors one atop another, a process that became the basis for the inkjet printer.
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On a recent morning, she iced a cake in less than a minute and added ruffles, filigree and an Easter bunny in a few minutes more with deft touches of an air brush and pastry bags fitted with decorating tips.
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The Stanley twins, Francis Edgar and Freelan Oscar, invented the Stanley Steamer produced in Watertown, Mass ., and their history embraces not only steam cars but photography, violins, art, the air brush, the Mount Washington auto road, and the entire town of Estes Park, Colo.
