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• Pint-size chairs surround a table; shelves hold crayons, poster paint, and Bible-study books.
• Students had to make use of cheap paper and poster paints.
• Como Zoo keeper Mike Thell said as he readied bottles of nontoxic poster paint.
• The most kid-friendly paint, the Artistic Ones told me, is poster paint, also known as tempera.
• Paint on your desired designs with poster paints.
• Soon after this encounter Shannon began to supply Traylor with poster paints, brushes, and drawing paper.
• The students are taught how to draw using different media, such as poster paint, watercolours and powders.
• Darrington worked only with sand and water, using poster paint to color his creations in remarkably lifelike hues.
• The harvest was a gaudy, melodramatic spectacle in primary colors, like a picture fashioned with a child's poster paints.
• Later that century, for decorative uses " poster paint " was mass-produced, based on the much cheaper dextrin binder.
• The girls and I went upstairs and took poster paint and painted a big huge smiley face above her bed.
• She does just that, and using green poster paint and oatmeal on the men, she tricks them into thinking that they have leprosy.
• Perhaps Hinterbichler's deepest and most meaningful work is " Opprobrium : A Study in Paradoxical Magnanimity ", a poster paint on canvas work.
• The pats or scrolls are made of sheets of paper of equal or different sizes which are sown together and painted with ordinary poster paints.
• KIDDY CORNER : Puzzles, puppets and poster paint are entertaining the children of players at the French Open in a special day-care center run by professionals.
• Using gouache as " poster paint " is desirable for its speed as the paint layer dries completely by the relatively quick evaporation of the water.
• Step 2 : Use a thick poster paint brush to apply paste on the newspaper squares and paste them all over the inside of the bowl.
• People could have said, ` That's not the way to do it,'or ` The hands are out of proportion .'I was using poster paint, a water medium, not oils.
• To recreate the appearance of the swirling eddies of water in the real Yellowstone, a combination of evaporated milk, white poster paint, and water was poured into the set's pools.
• The objects were created with the cheapest materials  for example, almost all the paintings are poster paint on wallpaper backing paper-and date from 1946, so need specialist conservation and storage.