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The Japanese are pretty advanced at everything else but for some reason they do not sell pump action tooth paste dispensers. Perhaps there are concerns about hygene. If not then the person that introduces pump action toothpaste dispensers to Japan will make a fortune. Plastic tubes are okay. But toothpaste pumps are fun and thrifty. One can pump the last smidgeon of pasted out of the pump.

 

My interview to enter Bath University was about the advantages of toothpaste tubes (written in large part by DPW Ellis and suggested by my father).

looks simple but it was really difficult to make a paste up on the top...

Schanzenviertel - Hamburg

Universidad de los Andes - Fotografia - Copy & Paste

Profesor: Annelie Franke de Vergara

Modelo: Luisa Bernal

Fotografía: Randy López., Claudia Ruge, Yesid Rodriguez, Juan Jose Rodriguez

Yummy artichoke flavor comes out strong. Made some Bruschetta with it and on the crusty, toasted french bread with garlic and mozzarella cheese it was brilliant

My paste papers are now dry and ready to be used. I'm really pleased with the assortment I've got.

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paste-up - In the approximate vicinity of the Rhino Room...

Get Vanilla Bean Paste by OLiveNation.

just finished a new wheat paste 3'by4' ruffly

Ottensen - Hamburg

New paste ups - 'Fly Away Home'

 

Going up tomorrow night around Shoreditch.

 

Only 4 of them so keep your eyes peeled.

 

Hand painted and stencil.

Slater street.

 

Yesterday, while I was going to the pub, the red monk paste up was still there...but when I went back at home two hours later someone had put it down...so I decided to re-paste it...

pasted as a part of the project : street art without borders!

big thanks.

Group of Danish F-16's

Found in Barcelona 2007

Schanzenviertel - Hamburg

We blogged about this here.

You can paste an image into a Custom Shape easily with the Paste Into Command whichever version of PS you may be using.

The tutorial is here : photoshopper27.blogspot.com/2011/08/paste-into-in-photosh...

Schanzenviertel - Hamburg

handcrafted edible sugar paste decorations

Right hand showing little Egyptian harpist.

 

The concept was to create an elbow to fingertip henna design but instead of the standard hindi, to create patterns taken from Egyptian art.

 

I used Riffat's lovely premixed henna paste: www.riffat.co.uk

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