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 Acrylic Plexiglass Green #2030 3/16" 23.7/8" x 15.7/8"  US $18.00
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 Fluorescent Green acrylic sheet 3/16" x 15.7/8 x 15.7/8 US $15.00
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 DISPOSABLE PLASTIC DAPPEN DISH 100PC ACRYLIC PROPHY GRN US $5.00
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 20x20cm Green Jewelry Acrylic Display Block Platform XL US $34.99
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 8 x 8cm Green Jewelry Acrylic Display Block Platform #S US $10.99
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 15x15cm Green Jewelry Acrylic Display Block Platform #L US $19.99
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 Ocean Green Acrylic Napkin Ring Holder Set/24 Ring New US $16.45
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 Allen-Bradley 800T-N26G Acrylic Lens Green ~NIB~ US $9.10
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 2pcs Acrylic sheet 200x100x2mm Transparent Green US $2.30
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 GLASS DAPPEN DISH GREEN NAIL ACRYLIC ART PROPHY US $2.50
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 GREEN ACRYLIC PLEXIGLASS SHEET COLOR #2092 1/8"x 48" x 7.7/8" US $14.50
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 Acrylic Plexiglass Green #2030 3/16" 15.7/8" x 15.7/8" US $15.00
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 Green Star Acrylic Platform Jewelry Display 19x20cm US $18.99
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 Green Star Acrylic Platform Jewelry Display 7x7cm US $7.99
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 (2520 ROLLS) 3 INCH 55 YARDS 2.3 MIL GREEN ACRYLIC PACKING TAPE 2520 ROLLS/CASE US $5,425.69
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Gallery owners will want to spend a bit of time learning about picture framing. If you can frame your fine art photographs and paintings yourself, you will save a great deal of money, which is important considering the amount of artwork that will come through a gallery during the course of a year. You can purchase picture supplies in bulk and keep them on hand, so you will have everything at the ready that you will need for framing artwork.
The easiest way to get started with framing is to work with picture framing kits. These include everything you need to end up with a framed piece of art, such as the frame, glazing, mat and mount boards, and a mechanism for hanging the picture. You will want to price out individual art framing supplies and then compare that to picture framing kits to see which will be the most economical for use in the gallery setting.
Picture frames are the key component of the art framing supplies that you will need. Frames come as ready-made or custom-made picture framing supplies, with differences including ready-mades come in several commonly used sizes and are less expensive than custom-mades, but with custom-mades you have complete control over the size and final appearance of the frame that will enclose your artwork.
Other picture framing supplies that you will need include glazing. Glazing is available in glass or acrylic. Glass offers the greatest protection from scratches, but is quite heavy and may have a green tinge. Acrylic is perfectly clear and lightweight, and may also be made of conservation quality materials so that the surface of the artwork is protected from harmful ultraviolet light and pollution damage.
Mat and mount boards are other picture supplies used in conjunction with the picture frame and glazing. Mat boards are art framing supplies that are used to provide another border to the artwork and to protect its surface. Moisture is a prime culprit which, if it becomes trapped inside a framed picture, will wreak havoc on the artwork and damage the surface. A bit of space and air circulation is provided by using a matboard inside the frame, and this helps to alleviate the problem.
Mount boards are framing and matting supplies that form the base upon which the artwork is placed. Picture framing kits will often include mount board, but the framer will also want to have on hand some product to affix the artwork to the mountboard. Picture corners or hinge tape are available in archival quality, and these framing and matting supplies work well for this purpose.
Gallery owners will find picture framing kits and other art framing supplies readily available from fine art photography framing supplies dealers.
Susan Slobac writes about--Picture Framing Supplies
4 Ways To Go Green With Your Dog
It seems that everyone is "going green" these days. You don't have to believe in global warming to go green. Even if global warming doesn't exist, going green is beneficial to your health by putting less chemicals and toxins in our air and water. Recycling means less waste in our landfills. Using natural cleaners is less toxic to our bodies and our pets. You can even go green with your dog. Here's how:
1. Buy eco-friendly dog beds.
There are companies that manufacture dog beds from natural materials or use recycling in their manufacturing process. Some companies use hemp, which is a plant that can be harvested for its fibers and is used to make clothing, dog beds and other things. It has been used for centuries. No pesticides are needed for growing it, and it is almost instantly replenished once picked and grows in near drought conditions. Organic cotton is another natural material used for dog beds. Organic means grown without the use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers.
Some companies use recycled plastic soda bottles to make dog beds. They do this by removing the labels and caps and then cleaning and disinfecting the bottles. The plastic bottles are then chopped into flakes, melted, liquefied and then re-engineered into fibers that are used in fiber fill and fabrics. This process can use up to 8 times less energy than it takes to manufacture the same material new.
By buying eco-friendly dog beds, you use natural resources, which are less toxic, and keep garbage out of the landfills, using less energy to make a new dog bed than starting from scratch. Many eco-friendly dog beds are made from high-quality materials and are very durable, thus saving you money. They come in many different styles and colors. Some eco-friendly dog beds, such as a bumper bed, can be customized, meaning you choose the color and pattern of the bed and the cushion that goes inside it. Eco-friendly dog beds are usually stylish and come in eye-popping colors.
2. Buy eco-friendly dog toys.
Your dog loves to play and needs toys. Why not let him go green by buying him eco-friendly dog toys? Some plush dog toys are made with eco fabric that utilizes 85% recycled fibers and are then stuffed with fiber fill made from recycled soda bottles, using the same procedure as the one used for making dog beds. Eco-friendly dog toys also come in modern designs and inspired colors that radiate energy. The more durable "guaranteed tough" dog toys are designed to be recyclable and to create virtually no waste during the manufacturing process. They contain up to 10% post-industrial recycled plastic, along with post-consumer recycled plastic that's received directly from customer returns.
3. Buy eco-friendly dog clothes.
If your dog wears clothes, you and your dog can go green by buying eco-friendly dog sweaters and jackets. You can find dog sweaters that are made from reclaimed cotton. That is, scraps from T-shirts or other cotton garments that are too small to do anything with and would otherwise end up in an incinerator are cleaned and separated into raw fibers and then blended with a small amount of acrylic to make dog sweaters. The fibers are carefully mixed to create cool colors and patterns. In this way, new cotton doesn't have to be grown or dyed, thus saving the earth from more chemicals and saving water and farmland.
There are dog jackets that are made from 100% recycled polyester and are also recyclable once dogs grow out of them, wear them out or the dogs' owners get tired of them.
4. Use natural therapies to treat your dog.
Many flea and tick products are very toxic for your dog and for the environment. You can use herbs, vinegar, some essential oils and other natural therapies to keep the fleas and ticks away. There are websites with "recipes" for flea and tick treatments so you can make your own or you can buy flea and tick shampoo that contains natural ingredients that's available in most health food stores. Your dog will be healthier if it is exposed to less toxins and you will be healthier too. Whatever goes on your dog also goes in your dog and in you if you handle your dog.
There are lots of ways to go green, whether you believe global warming exists or not. Going green is just good -- good for the environment, good for your health, good for animals and pets and just plain makes you feel good doing it. Besides that, going green can save you money by reusing, recycling, using less and staying healthy. And now, going green is not just for humans -- your dog can go green too.
About the Author
Anita Funkhouser is the owner of http://www.gogreendogbeds.com, offering high-quality, eco-friendly dog beds, toys and sweaters made from recycled materials, and http://gogreendogbeds.blogspot.com/, a blog about dogs.
Going to paint my wall to be green screen, should it be bright green? dark? glossy or not? etc? latex work?
Not sure exactly the rules of making a green screen, please help.
Bright green? Dark Green?
Glossy or non glossy?
Latex paint or the acrylic? (I'm planning to paint the floor too.)-so I'm guessing non latex so it won't rub off?
Bright green. Dark gives the illusion of a small room, and it doesn't show up very well.
Get a matte green, because if the light makes a big shiny white spot on the wall, that won't look very good will it. No sir.
Mark Flood exhibition
Mark Flood: Green Cube: paintings and installation works. 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Tues.-Sat. Through April 10. Noma Gallery, 80 Maiden Lane, San Francisco. (415) 391-0200,...
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