FANMATS NFL Unisex-Adult NFL Mini Decal 12-E2pk

Gamblin is my favorite oil paint. However I hadn’t tried their 1980 brand as I read that it was for students. But I decided to try it for a specific color and I love it. The tube doesn’t say if it’s opaque or transparent. It seems to cover well so it is at least semi transparent. It blends well. It’s smooth and appears to have the same quality as the Regular Gamblin, but perhaps the color isn’t as rich or dynamic as the Gamblin for professional use. In any case it is working well for my pro

I am trying a few of this brand and like it. The colors are great and smooth.

Got it for my boss who's retiring. I'm a diehard Bears fan and he's a Packers fan. He loves it though.

I really enjoy using Gamblin paint, low odor and smooth application with wonderful color.

As a longtime fan of Victoria Moran's essays and other books, I came a little late to this one. Or, I should say, it found me at exactly the time I needed it -- in my late 50s. I had purchased the book a while ago, then left it in a desk drawer unread. Luckily, I rediscovered it this year and have been enjoying these helpful, intelligent essays every day.At this point in my life, this beautiful daybook book hits home. In fact, it resonates even more than the popular "Simple Abundance" did (more

High quality with great smoothness and consistency. Well blended with terrific color consistency and is not runny.

I enjoyed this book because of it's positive take on aging. It was easy to read starting with the day I received it. It reminded of the things I have forgotten to do for myself and gave me the incentive to start doing them again. I felt I could take what I could use and revisit the rest at a later date if needed.I enjoyed the book enough to give it as a gift to a friend for her birthday.

I love this bright green. Great for painting spring leaves, sunny grass areas...good thick paint.

The book is in a format I truly love (diary style, a la Simple Abundance) and rich in thought provoking tidbits that made me reconsider the simplest acts in my day as opportunities to tap into the sublime - or at the very least, made me reconsider how I approach even the mundane, everyday tasks. I would recommend it wholeheartedly - it may not knock your sox off (pardon the pun, World Series time), but it's inspiring and mentoring without being pretencious. Love that!

I did not learn anything I did not already know by reading this book.It also contained outdated information.It was also written with some kind of weird anti-feminist viewpoint.