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$20 for $40 Worth of Art Supplies at National Art & Hobby

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Art-supply store arms artists with watercolor pads, acrylics, lino cutters & Mardi Gras–costume materials

Creating a mosaic out of broken glass turns trash into art, much like compiling a rubber-band ball or throwing rotten fruit at the television. Reuse and rearrange with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of art supplies at National Art & Hobby.

National Art & Hobby arms aspiring artists with fine-art supplies, jewelry-making materials, and hobby and crafting products. Shoppers can purchase a 12”x16” watercolor pad for colorful portraits and landscapes ($26.75) or a 5-ounce tube of Golden acrylic to paint impressive GPAs across college cardigans in large, shiny letters ($15). A natural oil-paint cleaner and conditioner ($18.99) grooms paintbrush hairs or mustaches, and a Montana Gold acrylic spray turns tired convertibles into celestial chariots. A Speedball No. 1 lino-cutter assortment ($13.79) cuts cardboard, paper, or styrofoam materials for precise designs. National Art & Hobby also stocks a variety of supplies for Mardi Gras–costume creation, listing local Mardi Gras Indians among its frequent clientele.

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Promotional value expires Mar 20, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. In-store only. Not valid on sale items. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About National Art & Hobby

The vibrant mural stretching across the side of National Art & Hobby’s building serves as a symbol of the creativity-fueling items held inside. The shop’s cozy interior is packed with shelves of fine art materials, craft supplies, and jewelry-making equipment, as well as an extensive collection of glitter, sequins, rhinestones, and feathers often used by local Mardi Gras Indians to decorate their ornate costumes. Owner Nat Ward and a friendly staff stand by to answer customers' questions and shed artistic advice, from product suggestions to thoughts on which nontoxic paste is the tastiest.

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