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March 8, 2018 at 1:54 pm #14821
Cart and Carrier Design ContestPhase I: “Show Us Your Cart!”From egg basket to hotel tea cart, we want to see how you move. Showcase your existing solutions for moving paint and tools around the work space.
Submissions due April 15
Voting to take place May 1 – 31 on the forum
Rules1. Must already exist and be in use (not designed and built for this occasion-that comes later)
2. Give credit to your colleagues. Who took the photo, designed it, built it?
3. Submit photos or videos through the google form provided below.
Submission form:
https://goo.gl/forms/YBQxov5A1YJKWPjy1https://goo.gl/forms/YBQxov5A1YJKWPjy1” class=”bbcode_url”> Prizes for Phase I1st Place: Guild T-Shirt and cart will be featured in a Scenic Route article
2nd and 3rd Place: Cart submission featured in the Scenic Route
Details for Phase II: “Make it Better” will be announced in late April. Special thanks to our celebrity judge, Claire Dana, for the suggestion to host this contest. Please feel more than welcome to email her with any questions at
CDANA@irtlive.com .March 12, 2018 at 12:52 am #15494I’m retired, but the few times I now paint I still use my folding carrier(s). First made (the smaller one) to take in my car from Nolan’s to Atlantic City for a touch up in 1984, the Miss America contest that Vanessa Williams won and subsequently lost, they have been great for my freelance 30+ years in New York. The tool/brush box was perfect for transporting a “paint shop” to commercials, with various crates to fit on the 14″x28″ rolling box.—Allan Trumpler
March 13, 2018 at 8:51 pm #15495Hi Alan!! You know, a Scenic Artist never gets old, they just lose their color!
I imagine that you, the inventor of Scenic art Tools extraordinaire, might be getting requests for you to build and sell some of them!! Consider…..
Cheers from Cobalt, much love, Rachel
March 14, 2018 at 4:03 pm #15496Hi, Rachel!— Nice to hear from you! I loved making these toys, but won’t think of going into the manufacturing business. I’m glad to put these ideas out into the universe, let some young whippersnapper make them! Be well, and happy! Hope Cobalt is doing really well, and you personally, too! -
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