Ice Powder - With simple food coloring and water you can create sorbets, frozen drinks and
italian ices that will never melt. Clings attractively to products for that extra-frosty look.

Crystal Ice - Convincingly simulates crushed or cracked ice. Gelatinous to the touch, but appears crisp and cool.

Aqua Gel is applied with a toothpick or syringe for highly controllable droplet effects.

Crystal Snow instantly creates sparkling artificial snow. Use in photography, display and centerpieces.

Gel Cubes can be used to create crystal clear ice. Not recommended for drinks as they disappear in liquid, but can be used for cooler shots, ice beds and more! They grow over 2" in size and can be broken with your fingers or shaved with a blade for more of a shard look. Makes approx. 2 gallons of product

Foam Booster keeps beer at attention under hot lights! It takes an ordinary warm beer and gives it a fresh-poured look that lasts and lasts. Kit includes a stabilizer liquid, vinyl tubing, airstone and instructions.

Brillianize Acrylic Cleaner is used to keep acrylic cubes and plastic props at their best shine.

Bluestik is a long lasting but removable adhesive to help secure props in photography.

Charcoal Briquettes are life-size and they illuminate from behind appearing red-hot!

Quick Thick Food Thickner

Fuller's Earth

Kline Matte Dulling Spray is fine and colorless. It gives incredibly and even spray patterns. Easily removable with a soft cloth or with a little solvent. Non-hazardous non-permanent.

Sprays cannot be sent via Express shipping or out of the USA. They can only be shipped GROUND.

Preval Sprayer Unit is a handy self-contained sprayer. Use as an atomizer for droplets or or paints. Power Unit and bottle constitute a complete sprayer

Glycerin is a clear, thick liquid used to make spills and condensation droplets. Can be mixed with water and spritzed with an atomizer.

Santa Ice Cystals

Santa Snow Spray

Museum Wax is a soft, white wax useful in temporarily securing small objects in photography.

Museum Gel is a crystal clear gel useful for securing glass or props on flat surfaces. Great for early sets before the shoot so there are no spills or mistakes!

Food Styling Video by Donna Lafferty. Donna Lafferty teaches the beginning basics of food styling and special effects in this demonstrational DVD.

Food Photography and Styling by John Carofoli. THE book on food styling. Clearly explains all aspects of preparing food and beverages for the camera. Profusely illustrated.

Photo Styling How to Build Your Career and Succeed by Susan Linnet Cox. This book reveals dozens of trade secrets plus informative interviews and business tips from working photo stylists in fields ranging from food to fashion. It is a must have if you're trying break into the business or searching for a new direction in your career.

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