How is plaster of paris used in mixed media?
Q. I want to glue down a few slightly heavy objects for a mixed media piece. I am looking for the right thing to use for mosaics and also big objects that are not broken like a stone ware jug. I know how to use tile caulking but am interesting in something more stable to put around the objects and add texture . I have not seen anything much about making art with plaster of paris on the web.
Asked by unknown - Wed Sep 2 21:36:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hope this is what you are looking for
Answered by divine 1^[]^1 angel - Fri Sep 4 18:04:30 2009
Q. I want to glue down a few slightly heavy objects for a mixed media piece. I am looking for the right thing to use for mosaics and also big objects that are not broken like a stone ware jug. I know how to use tile caulking but am interesting in something more stable to put around the objects and add texture . I have not seen anything much about making art with plaster of paris on the web.
Asked by unknown - Wed Sep 2 21:36:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hope this is what you are looking for
Answered by divine 1^[]^1 angel - Fri Sep 4 18:04:30 2009
What should I include in my mixed media collage? ?Need help from twilight fans please help?
Q. I'm making a collage for my gr. 12 art class based on the story of jasper and alice's first meeting in eclipse , its a mixed media collage and has to include some 3-d objects, i already have decided to use the story quotes what else should i include?
Asked by Mimi F - Fri Jan 9 18:08:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well you could use the book for a 3-d object or like a poster of them...?
Answered by iGloww(; - Fri Jan 9 18:23:23 2009
Q. I'm making a collage for my gr. 12 art class based on the story of jasper and alice's first meeting in eclipse , its a mixed media collage and has to include some 3-d objects, i already have decided to use the story quotes what else should i include?
Asked by Mimi F - Fri Jan 9 18:08:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well you could use the book for a 3-d object or like a poster of them...?
Answered by iGloww(; - Fri Jan 9 18:23:23 2009
Is using construction paper to print photographs considered mixed media?
Q. Is this mixed media or do I have to use other items?
Asked by Rorschach Blot - Fri May 29 14:08:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No is not mixed media. what you're doing is called alternative process in photography.
Answered by notei - Fri May 29 14:16:48 2009
Q. Is this mixed media or do I have to use other items?
Asked by Rorschach Blot - Fri May 29 14:08:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No is not mixed media. what you're doing is called alternative process in photography.
Answered by notei - Fri May 29 14:16:48 2009
How long can mixed media art pieces last? What type of glue would be good to use for long term stick?
Q. If I were to apply fabric, manila folder pieces, buttons, or wire what type of paint or glue should I use for maximum strength and durability? What are some problems that could arise?
Asked by mile179 - Sat Jul 5 21:59:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is hard to say how long they will last because the life span of all the different media you're using will vary. Your best bet is to use non-yellowing 2 part epoxy and let it dry thoroughly. Be super careful when using it or wear those tight latex gloves you can get at the drugstore then toss them afterward. I have heard that Gorilla Glue is good also but haven't used it. Obviously, lay the artwork on a flat surface when applying the mixed media to it. Good luck!! : P
Answered by ClicketyClack - Sat Jul 5 22:33:21 2008
Q. If I were to apply fabric, manila folder pieces, buttons, or wire what type of paint or glue should I use for maximum strength and durability? What are some problems that could arise?
Asked by mile179 - Sat Jul 5 21:59:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is hard to say how long they will last because the life span of all the different media you're using will vary. Your best bet is to use non-yellowing 2 part epoxy and let it dry thoroughly. Be super careful when using it or wear those tight latex gloves you can get at the drugstore then toss them afterward. I have heard that Gorilla Glue is good also but haven't used it. Obviously, lay the artwork on a flat surface when applying the mixed media to it. Good luck!! : P
Answered by ClicketyClack - Sat Jul 5 22:33:21 2008
How can I create a mixed media collage with watercolor and textured paper?
Q. I am interested in creating a watercolor collage. I have Bristol board and watercolor paper. Which is better? What do I use as an adhesive for the textured paper? and do I paint a glaze over the collage? or over the entire painting?
Asked by Kare E. D. - Thu Jul 16 08:50:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would choose Bristol Board. Yes, I would also use a glaze over it after you finish. This is a protection and also it adds another dimension to your Collage. Good luck.
Answered by bigmac - Thu Jul 16 09:05:13 2009
Q. I am interested in creating a watercolor collage. I have Bristol board and watercolor paper. Which is better? What do I use as an adhesive for the textured paper? and do I paint a glaze over the collage? or over the entire painting?
Asked by Kare E. D. - Thu Jul 16 08:50:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would choose Bristol Board. Yes, I would also use a glaze over it after you finish. This is a protection and also it adds another dimension to your Collage. Good luck.
Answered by bigmac - Thu Jul 16 09:05:13 2009
How can I incorporate photography into mixed media paintings?
Q. I have a photograph that I need to transfer onto a canvas by any means that would integrate it well - but I have no idea where to begin. Should it be on regular printer paper? Photo paper? Do I glue the image onto the canvas and cover it with something, or find a way to transfer the ink of the paper onto the canvas material...? I need all the suggestions and instructions I can get! Thankyou!!
Asked by SomePostGirl - Sun Jan 4 16:06:19 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can print your image onto inkjet paper and simply glue it on your canvas. Wait at least 24 hours before sealing the image. The other way would be to print your image on 'transfer' paper (available from your computer shop.) You can then place the printed image face down on your canvas and transfer the inks using a warm iron. Again wait 24 hours before sealing it. Experiment first as you may want to change the orientation of your image.
Answered by Nick vanderwaarden - Sun Jan 4 17:32:22 2009
Q. I have a photograph that I need to transfer onto a canvas by any means that would integrate it well - but I have no idea where to begin. Should it be on regular printer paper? Photo paper? Do I glue the image onto the canvas and cover it with something, or find a way to transfer the ink of the paper onto the canvas material...? I need all the suggestions and instructions I can get! Thankyou!!
Asked by SomePostGirl - Sun Jan 4 16:06:19 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can print your image onto inkjet paper and simply glue it on your canvas. Wait at least 24 hours before sealing the image. The other way would be to print your image on 'transfer' paper (available from your computer shop.) You can then place the printed image face down on your canvas and transfer the inks using a warm iron. Again wait 24 hours before sealing it. Experiment first as you may want to change the orientation of your image.
Answered by Nick vanderwaarden - Sun Jan 4 17:32:22 2009
What can I seal mixed-media/collage pieces with that would not cause the work to smudge or smear?
Q. (acid-free) I had tried gel-medium and the results were less than desirable.
Asked by MA - Wed Aug 6 19:23:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have you tried after sealing with the gel-medium rubbing on Dorland's wax? It's rather niffty . . . . Here is the blurb from Dick Blick's about Dorlands: Dorland's Wax Medium is a non-yellowing wax and resin mixture that strengthens oil paint film against shrinkage and cracking while sealing out dirt, air, and moisture. Dorland's improves the luminosity and clarity of colors. It adds translucency to oil paints, making them more brilliant. It can also be used as a final coat on dry paintings, metal sculpture, wood carvings, and antiques. Since it is made with pure beeswax, it is perhaps the most authentic final treatment for fine wooden furniture and woodwork, both antique and modern, Mix directly with the color before applying it… [cont.]
Answered by J E - Thu Aug 7 15:03:36 2008
Q. (acid-free) I had tried gel-medium and the results were less than desirable.
Asked by MA - Wed Aug 6 19:23:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have you tried after sealing with the gel-medium rubbing on Dorland's wax? It's rather niffty . . . . Here is the blurb from Dick Blick's about Dorlands: Dorland's Wax Medium is a non-yellowing wax and resin mixture that strengthens oil paint film against shrinkage and cracking while sealing out dirt, air, and moisture. Dorland's improves the luminosity and clarity of colors. It adds translucency to oil paints, making them more brilliant. It can also be used as a final coat on dry paintings, metal sculpture, wood carvings, and antiques. Since it is made with pure beeswax, it is perhaps the most authentic final treatment for fine wooden furniture and woodwork, both antique and modern, Mix directly with the color before applying it… [cont.]
Answered by J E - Thu Aug 7 15:03:36 2008
How should I seal my mixed media drawing?
Q. I did a drawing using ink, watercolour, and conte (chalk pastel) on paper. Since the conte has a chalky finish that can smudge, I'd like to seal it with something. Any suggestions? The cheaper the better!
Asked by Jessica M - Mon Jan 12 17:59:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I did a drawing using ink, watercolour, and conte (chalk pastel) on paper. Since the conte has a chalky finish that can smudge, I'd like to seal it with something. Any suggestions? The cheaper the better!
Asked by Jessica M - Mon Jan 12 17:59:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Is it possible to make a digital print over a mixed media canvas?
Q. I am looking into an original way to print out my digital art. I was wondering if it were possible to prepare a canvas using different papers glued to it as well as oil or acrylic paints, and then getting a printer to print the image on top of it, for example, a digital print of a girl on a paper and paint background. Has this been done before, and if not, would it be possible with the use of opaque inks or some other techniques?
Asked by Matthew - Tue May 19 15:27:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most printers have a curved paper path that would probably break all the glue bonds. You would need to use a manual feed tray on an inkjet printer that has a straight paper path. Pigment-based inks should probably show up on acrylic. Most printers use dye-based inks. The HP Vivera inks are pigment, as well as any that claim to be extra-vibrant. If you have a "transparencies" setting on your printer settings, use that - it will allow extra drying time during the print. Paper thickness might also be a problem. Some printers have an "envelope" setting that is designed for extra-thick paper.
Answered by omnichad - Tue May 19 15:46:09 2009
Q. I am looking into an original way to print out my digital art. I was wondering if it were possible to prepare a canvas using different papers glued to it as well as oil or acrylic paints, and then getting a printer to print the image on top of it, for example, a digital print of a girl on a paper and paint background. Has this been done before, and if not, would it be possible with the use of opaque inks or some other techniques?
Asked by Matthew - Tue May 19 15:27:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most printers have a curved paper path that would probably break all the glue bonds. You would need to use a manual feed tray on an inkjet printer that has a straight paper path. Pigment-based inks should probably show up on acrylic. Most printers use dye-based inks. The HP Vivera inks are pigment, as well as any that claim to be extra-vibrant. If you have a "transparencies" setting on your printer settings, use that - it will allow extra drying time during the print. Paper thickness might also be a problem. Some printers have an "envelope" setting that is designed for extra-thick paper.
Answered by omnichad - Tue May 19 15:46:09 2009
What is the best printer to use in doing mixed media art?
Q. And what kind of ink is best to use where it will not run when painting, glueing, etc.?
Asked by Karina A - Tue Jul 22 14:09:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you dont need photo quality then a good color laser will do fine. Printing will be fast and per page cost low. Since the toner is baked on to the paper, it shouldn't run. However, for real photo quality you need an Epson inkjet. Epson's ink is supposed to last for 100 years and not run. However the ink is expensive. You can get cheap compatibles at and they work well for me, but I have never tested whether the ink will run if you paint or glue on it.
Answered by yisgood - Tue Jul 22 14:43:48 2008
Q. And what kind of ink is best to use where it will not run when painting, glueing, etc.?
Asked by Karina A - Tue Jul 22 14:09:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you dont need photo quality then a good color laser will do fine. Printing will be fast and per page cost low. Since the toner is baked on to the paper, it shouldn't run. However, for real photo quality you need an Epson inkjet. Epson's ink is supposed to last for 100 years and not run. However the ink is expensive. You can get cheap compatibles at and they work well for me, but I have never tested whether the ink will run if you paint or glue on it.
Answered by yisgood - Tue Jul 22 14:43:48 2008
What is a good graduate school for mixed media art?
Q. For a MFA degree in studio art. Are there any good ones in Texas?
Asked by coco - Mon Dec 8 11:27:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In Texas, both U Texas Austin and U North Texas are good art schools. I'd rank UTA above UNT, but you should apply to both, see where you get in, and then decide. Those are absolutely your best choices in Texas.
Answered by RoaringMice - Mon Dec 8 12:36:43 2008
Q. For a MFA degree in studio art. Are there any good ones in Texas?
Asked by coco - Mon Dec 8 11:27:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In Texas, both U Texas Austin and U North Texas are good art schools. I'd rank UTA above UNT, but you should apply to both, see where you get in, and then decide. Those are absolutely your best choices in Texas.
Answered by RoaringMice - Mon Dec 8 12:36:43 2008
when doing mixed media work, how can i make shiny collage images from magazines matt to match the rest?
Q. i want these shiny magazine images to blend in with the water soluble oil pastels, paints, crayons and pencils and pens etc. which create a matt effect. i live a small town in north india with very limited art supplies and so do not have access to modern acrylic gel mediums etc.
Asked by simply.saxifrage - Tue Aug 19 09:14:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Test a piece that you're not going to use, or another page, by putting it in warm water for at least 8 hours then dry it in the sun. You can test more hours or less, to see what will satisfy you. Then you can do it with your piece.
Answered by RC - Sat Aug 23 05:02:08 2008
Q. i want these shiny magazine images to blend in with the water soluble oil pastels, paints, crayons and pencils and pens etc. which create a matt effect. i live a small town in north india with very limited art supplies and so do not have access to modern acrylic gel mediums etc.
Asked by simply.saxifrage - Tue Aug 19 09:14:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Test a piece that you're not going to use, or another page, by putting it in warm water for at least 8 hours then dry it in the sun. You can test more hours or less, to see what will satisfy you. Then you can do it with your piece.
Answered by RC - Sat Aug 23 05:02:08 2008
Who is your favorite mixed media/abstract artist?
Q. Victor Vasarely is mine. His work is clean and sleek.
Asked by BennysDragon - Tue Jun 30 23:51:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Way back when I first started out many mixed media artist's work caught my attention, far too many to mention here. But to name a few. The Abstract Expressionist ,Jasper Johns and Robert Raushenberg The sculpture of Joseph Cornell still intrigues me. Sculptors,George Segel Ed Kienholz. Starting out with traditional mediums but then and becoming aware of mixed media was truly a breathe of fresh air for me. It completely reinvigorated whatever interest I already had in art. Opening up what seemed to me to be endless possibilities and opportunities to be creative. My sculpture is primarily but not exclusively in mixed media to this day some twenty plus years later. To say it's be fun and exciting is an understatement..
Answered by Debonair - Wed Jul 1 00:11:42 2009
Q. Victor Vasarely is mine. His work is clean and sleek.
Asked by BennysDragon - Tue Jun 30 23:51:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Way back when I first started out many mixed media artist's work caught my attention, far too many to mention here. But to name a few. The Abstract Expressionist ,Jasper Johns and Robert Raushenberg The sculpture of Joseph Cornell still intrigues me. Sculptors,George Segel Ed Kienholz. Starting out with traditional mediums but then and becoming aware of mixed media was truly a breathe of fresh air for me. It completely reinvigorated whatever interest I already had in art. Opening up what seemed to me to be endless possibilities and opportunities to be creative. My sculpture is primarily but not exclusively in mixed media to this day some twenty plus years later. To say it's be fun and exciting is an understatement..
Answered by Debonair - Wed Jul 1 00:11:42 2009
Can anybody help me by telling how mixed media works????
Q. I need to make a picture of birds with mixed media, but I don't understand how to actually build it up.Do u paint 1 part with oil paint and draw the other with charcoal. I get that I must use more than 1 medium. Can anyone explain how it really works, plz...
Asked by elif k - Sun Apr 15 05:44:59 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have done a few mixed-media pieces, but wouldn't say I'm experienced. When I do illustrations sometimes I used watercolor over a sketch and once the watercolors are dried I go over with Prismacolor pencils to add detail and depth, you could also do this with charcoal. You can also do Watercolor and then when the watercolor is dry go over with acrylic. Simple things like that. Not sure if I helped, but I tried. ;) -Kate AIM: Leftofnowhere
Answered by katherinemharneck - Sun Apr 15 06:57:08 2007
Q. I need to make a picture of birds with mixed media, but I don't understand how to actually build it up.Do u paint 1 part with oil paint and draw the other with charcoal. I get that I must use more than 1 medium. Can anyone explain how it really works, plz...
Asked by elif k - Sun Apr 15 05:44:59 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have done a few mixed-media pieces, but wouldn't say I'm experienced. When I do illustrations sometimes I used watercolor over a sketch and once the watercolors are dried I go over with Prismacolor pencils to add detail and depth, you could also do this with charcoal. You can also do Watercolor and then when the watercolor is dry go over with acrylic. Simple things like that. Not sure if I helped, but I tried. ;) -Kate AIM: Leftofnowhere
Answered by katherinemharneck - Sun Apr 15 06:57:08 2007
What kind of art do you like, folk ,mixed media, lowbrow, or?
Q. What kind of art do you like, folk ,mixed media, lowbrow, or?
Asked by bbqman81 - Tue Mar 10 00:45:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like art that is original and really speaks to me in some way, regardless of the media.
Answered by darkfyra_wolf - Tue Mar 10 00:48:01 2009
Q. What kind of art do you like, folk ,mixed media, lowbrow, or?
Asked by bbqman81 - Tue Mar 10 00:45:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like art that is original and really speaks to me in some way, regardless of the media.
Answered by darkfyra_wolf - Tue Mar 10 00:48:01 2009
I am looking for ideas on how to mount a transparancy onto a canvas for a mixed scrapbook media idea?
Q. I painted a piece of canvas and embellished it with a photo and some decorative paper. I want to add a transparency with a copy of the photo onto the canvas but am having trouble coming up with a way to mount it. I would like to have the transparency be raised up off of the canvas and the rest of the work. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by cheekie210 - Fri May 16 01:17:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could use a hole punch or a needle to make holes in the corners of your transparency, then fasten it to the canvas with metal brads. A little washer or bead can be a spacer. You can find all that stuff in the scrapbooking section of your local craft store. .
Answered by Kacky - Fri May 16 09:05:16 2008
Q. I painted a piece of canvas and embellished it with a photo and some decorative paper. I want to add a transparency with a copy of the photo onto the canvas but am having trouble coming up with a way to mount it. I would like to have the transparency be raised up off of the canvas and the rest of the work. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by cheekie210 - Fri May 16 01:17:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could use a hole punch or a needle to make holes in the corners of your transparency, then fasten it to the canvas with metal brads. A little washer or bead can be a spacer. You can find all that stuff in the scrapbooking section of your local craft store. .
Answered by Kacky - Fri May 16 09:05:16 2008
Is Salvador Dali a mixed media artist?
Q. I'm doing a project for my Mixed Media Art class and I need to do a PowerPoint presentation on a mixed media artist. The teacher has some artwork from him put up on the wall, so I decided to choose him. I feel as if he is not a mixed media artist. Is he? And is there anyone that you would recommend. Thanks
Asked by OneMoreWin - Sat Jan 9 16:46:58 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm doing a project for my Mixed Media Art class and I need to do a PowerPoint presentation on a mixed media artist. The teacher has some artwork from him put up on the wall, so I decided to choose him. I feel as if he is not a mixed media artist. Is he? And is there anyone that you would recommend. Thanks
Asked by OneMoreWin - Sat Jan 9 16:46:58 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Mixed media painting with ink?
Q. I just started painting last year and I still always use just watercolor or just acrylic, I never mix anything. I saw some mixed media paintings and wanted to do watercolor or acrylic (or both) with ink...But I don't really know what they mean by ink. What is it and where can I buy it? And what are pens? What is the difference between pen and ink? Because I saw someone have a mixed media with pen and ink and I don't know how that is really mixed...they sound the same.
Asked by Carmen - Wed Sep 2 11:06:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pen and ink is the use of a dip pen or small brush with Indian Ink to create line and/or shadow before a colouring, as it is water proof. Other inks are the coloured type which are water soluble and can mix. Here is a good example of mix medias of (coloured) ink, acrylic and watercolour: Mixed media means using a different media for different jobs.
Answered by Tw3w - Wed Sep 2 11:16:03 2009
Q. I just started painting last year and I still always use just watercolor or just acrylic, I never mix anything. I saw some mixed media paintings and wanted to do watercolor or acrylic (or both) with ink...But I don't really know what they mean by ink. What is it and where can I buy it? And what are pens? What is the difference between pen and ink? Because I saw someone have a mixed media with pen and ink and I don't know how that is really mixed...they sound the same.
Asked by Carmen - Wed Sep 2 11:06:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pen and ink is the use of a dip pen or small brush with Indian Ink to create line and/or shadow before a colouring, as it is water proof. Other inks are the coloured type which are water soluble and can mix. Here is a good example of mix medias of (coloured) ink, acrylic and watercolour: Mixed media means using a different media for different jobs.
Answered by Tw3w - Wed Sep 2 11:16:03 2009
I have a "mixed Media Disk" problem?
Q. I bought some DVDs off of the internet recently that had been burnt by a near-amateur. They play on my computer, but not on my xbox, where it just says "mixed media disk" and won't play it. Anyone know what i can do?
Asked by Ben B - Sat May 30 07:25:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your computer can Read the disc cause it was made to read off a computer cause a computer can automatically go in and read the files. The person who burnt it did not do it very well at all. Im sorry to say, but you got ripped off pretty good. If you paid him on paypal, i would demand a refund.
Answered by Jarrod S - Sat May 30 11:14:10 2009
Q. I bought some DVDs off of the internet recently that had been burnt by a near-amateur. They play on my computer, but not on my xbox, where it just says "mixed media disk" and won't play it. Anyone know what i can do?
Asked by Ben B - Sat May 30 07:25:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your computer can Read the disc cause it was made to read off a computer cause a computer can automatically go in and read the files. The person who burnt it did not do it very well at all. Im sorry to say, but you got ripped off pretty good. If you paid him on paypal, i would demand a refund.
Answered by Jarrod S - Sat May 30 11:14:10 2009
why might an artist choose to create a mixed media work?
Q. why might an artist choose to create a mixed media work?
Asked by Kimberly C - Mon Jul 14 17:01:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mixed media offers texture and depth that often can't be gained from one media such as paint or pencil. It's often used in abstract art especially with found items such as book pages and trash as these have more meaning to them. If you look at some mixed media artists, their work is very visually interesting and has many dimensions. one of my favourites is robert rauschenberg. check out www.artchive.com for some artists
Answered by Loren - Mon Jul 14 17:06:54 2008
Q. why might an artist choose to create a mixed media work?
Asked by Kimberly C - Mon Jul 14 17:01:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mixed media offers texture and depth that often can't be gained from one media such as paint or pencil. It's often used in abstract art especially with found items such as book pages and trash as these have more meaning to them. If you look at some mixed media artists, their work is very visually interesting and has many dimensions. one of my favourites is robert rauschenberg. check out www.artchive.com for some artists
Answered by Loren - Mon Jul 14 17:06:54 2008
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