Monday 29 October 2012
Bob the builder - School Stickers
Free to download Classroom Utility Stickers "Bob the Builder" Printable .pdf Vector Template
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/30089702/School-Stickers-15up-51mm.pdf
Thankyou to http://all-free-download.com/ for the free vector images
Try this link for School Class Games
http://www.slimekids.com/games/
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Saturday 27 October 2012
Company Labels - Free Christmas Label Tags
Christmas Tags Template
Free Download for your with Company Labels compliments Christmas Tree Printable Template pdf vector.See other Christmas Labels designs on this site
More free downloads to come
Wednesday 17 October 2012
Beer Heaven - Beer Label Heaven - 2be Bruges
Monday 15 October 2012
Label Graffiti in Belgium
On a recent visit to Belgium I notice the widespread use of label graffiti. Belgium and labels seem to go hand in hand and sometimes to good effect (see Angry September sticker above - see links below). I have to say though most of my attention was taken by the brilliant beer/labels. A blog about which will appear hear soon. So keep watching.
http://www.angryseptember.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=JHI6-Mo6v4k
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Tuesday 2 October 2012
BBC Fake or Fortune Labels
BBC Fake or Fortune Labels
19th Century labels on the back of the painting are the key to finding the history of a painting maybe by Sir Anthony Van Dyck.
From the BBC http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mxxz6
Art detective Philip Mould has a reputation for finding sleepers; paintings that hide dark secrets. His most remarkable finds are pictures whose true authorship has been confused, masterpieces lost beneath years of dirt and over-painting. Although Philip is used to investigating other people's paintings, this time the tables are turned as Philip's own purchase is put under the microscope.
With his keen-eyed researcher Bendor Grosvenor, Philip has bought a painting that he says could be the find of a lifetime; a work by our most important portrait painter, Sir Anthony Van Dyck, one which is worth a small fortune. The only problem is that, in order to prove it, he will have to remove later layers of paint to uncover the truth. "It's a bit like open heart surgery" says Philip, as the expensive and irreversible process begins.
A thorough restoration is needed, and inches of canvas are cut away as an earlier image begins to appear. Fiona is not convinced, and insists that the work undergoes a thorough investigation and is authenticated by an independent Van Dyck expert. Will Philip's reputation and the painting make it to the end of the journey unscathed?
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