new alliance brings mica sheen to scrapbooking!
Mica Sheen
New Alliance Brings
to Scrapbooking!
Luminarte, whose paint brand is well recognized for its
unparalleled brilliant colors and shimmering luminosity,
is now part of the Creative Imaginations (CI) family. CI is Luminarte’s products are easy to use, and can be applied on
committed to retaining the high quality of these products, a wide variety of surfaces and products, creating a multitude
while expanding the market. Leslie Ohnstad, creator of of finishes. Creative Imaginations is now a one-stop-shop,
these well-adored products, will continue to be involved, providing hundreds of
particularly in new product development. This is just the surfaces to decorate with
beginning... their Bare Elements line,
papers, embellishments
The Winter 2010 CHA and now, paints. CI
release will include plans to support all
three products in a its products with a
dazzling array of colors. significant educational
Twinkling H20s will program featuring
be available in the projects, make ‘n takes,
Art by
top-selling 36 colors, and curriculums.
conveniently packaged
in 10 gram paint pots Creative Imaginations has been in business almost 25 years
Art by
which will be sold and credits its success to providing a wide variety of quality
individually, and in five scrapbook products, and also its many great relationships with
gram paint pots sold in consumer-friendly, color-coordinated licensed artists, brands, and now product creators. Luminarte,
multi six packs. Complementary vibrant colors will also be in business since 2004, established itself from the beginning
available in Radiant Rain Pure Color Concentrate and Radiant amongst artists worldwide for having a superior, innovative
Rain Shimmering Mists. paint medium. Luminarte’s superior product will now be
brought directly to you by Creative Imaginations, whose
commitment to unparalleled independent retailer support,
continues.
74 scrapbook business
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