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Watercolor Camera Playing Cards
Kimberly Ellen Hall (Author)
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Teneues Calendars And Stationery Gmbh And Co. Kg,
· Nuevo
Watercolor Camera Playing Cards - Kimberly Ellen Hall
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Synopsis "Watercolor Camera Playing Cards"
teNeues NYC Stationery is proud to share our newest offering, classic Playing Cards with our signature style curated from museum art and illustrations from our favorite artists around the world printed on embossed, premium blue-core card stock in a gift box with flip-top magnetic closure. Our Watercolor Camera art is drawn and painted by hand from Kimberly Ellen Hall for her company Nottene. Kimberly creates one-of-a-kind hand painted art in sketchbooks for gifts, home decor and wallpaper. She creates art with a lovely loose style using optimistic color choices and whimsical subjects. Our little portable box is giftable and great for travel, fits in any bag and the magnetic closure keeps the cards together between games. - Standard deck of 54 playing cards including 2x joker cards - Full-color, richly -printed artwork on embossed, blue-core card stock - Giftable flip-top box with magnetic closure - Box measures: 3.75 x 2.75 x 1" Kimberly Ellen Hall is one half of Nottene, pronounced (nuh-ten-uh), a Philadelphia based print and pattern studio that makes hand-drawn and printed wallpaper and fabric. Kimberly is interested in drawing the small details of everyday life. Her illustration work has graced runways, books, museums, and retail products internationally.
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The book is written in English.
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