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Thinning Blood Products - Liquid Bloods can all be thinned with distilled water.  You may need to add red, yellow, blue and/or green food color to maintain density of color.  Discard left over blood once this procedure is used due to possible contamination of the product.  Or the REEL LUNG, AGED or THICK BLOOD can also be thinned with REEL ORIGINAL FORMULA BLOOD. This procedure should not contaminate product provided sterile cosmetic practices are used.

Paint A Licious By Joanne Gair (2005)


We're all familiar with trompe l'oeil painting, art that fools the eye. Renowned body painter and artist Joanne Gair takes the art of trompe l'oeil to an entirely new level with Paint A 'Licious. But instead of disguising walls or canvas, Gair completely redecorates her human subjects.In the fictional Paint A'Licious Salon, Gair invites us to experience our wildest dreams through paint. Washboard abs are achieved without sit-ups, and an hourglass figure requires no liposuction at this specialty salon. By painstakingly painting her subjects.a process that takes many hours.Gair blends them (nearly imperceptibly) into the background scene.You'll be scratching your head in amazement at the fantastic optical illusions Gair creates. A painted child disappears under the Christmas tree, barely discernible from the wrapped gifts. A naughty nurse in a uniform made only of paint arrives to cheer up a patient. And are those plaid biker shorts or just a tartan paint job under that Scotsman's kilt?Paint A 'Licious is the book everyone will want on their coffee tables. Paint A Licious By Joanne Gair (2005)
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