Top view of a boy drawing a rainbow.

Vibrant, abstract, blue-color pencil shading sketch on textured watercolor paper. The colored pencil blue background shifts and moves through the clip. Shot from directly above.

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Close-up of woman dropping charcoal crayon while drawing

Crayon Angels

Workroom: PAN of Normand Laliberte at window, to workroom clutter, desk, worktable with brushes, pens and crayons in coffee mugs. PAN of collage of pictures, slogans, odds and ends on wall, all in English.

C/Us of an abstract drawing; some areas are painted in with a water-colour wash; at the top of the page is written 'Topsy - 3-1-61'. M/S of Dr George Cooper, holding a palette and painting a country scene at an easel in his home in Hertford. <br/> <br/>Dr Cooper looks down and we see a beautiful black cat 'drawing' with a crayon on a piece of paper pinned to a drawing board! The crayon is dangled from the ceiling by a long piece of string. We are told the cat is called Topsy, and has drawn six drawings to date. She looks up at Dr Cooper; she is gorgeous! <br/> <br/>Dr Cooper kneels down, picks up the crayon and holds it before Topsy's nose. He places it back on the paper: and Topsy pats it and takes it in her mouth to 'draw' on the paper. Commentator tells us "...Topsy hasn't yet mastered the use of paints, so she merely sketches and Dr Cooper adds a dash of colour". Dr Cooper puts some paint brushes before Topsy and she sniffs them. <br/> <br/>M/S and C/U of Topsy 'drawing', although she seems rather more interested in the knotted string around the pencil. Dr Cooper looks down from his painting at her now and then. Commentator says "Yet Topsy is obviously not in it for the money; on the other hand (as you can see) she's not exactly dedicated either", as Topsy stops playing with the pencil, looks off camera and runs off, leaving us with a C/U of the drawing on the floor. <br/> <br/>Hooray! At last, a Colour Pic about a cat! This cataloguer feels there aren't enough cats in the Colour Pics! <br/> <br/>Note: On file is a news article about Topsy drawing a picture of a man on a horse which was included in an exhibition of paintings by Dr Cooper. A photo above the article shows Topsy next to the drawing - it does look like a man on a horse!

Movie stars donate to Bundles for Britain during World War II

A training film based on biological warfare sampling and chemical warfare detection in the United States. A sign reads 'Disaster Control Headquarters'. U.S. Army NBC (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical) disaster control surveyors in protective clothing get into jeeps. The jeeps pull away. A surveyor takes a look at a chemical detection paper placed on a pole, on which normal olive green coating turns red. The surveyor takes the detection paper to his jeep and takes another look. The NBC survey team monitor looks for clues on the side of a road. The monitor tests for chemical agents and inserts a chemically treated ticket in an aspirator bob. He checks if the color of the ticket changes when it comes in contact with a gas. He proceeds further and does other tests. Animation depicts a check on a detector ticket and blue-band and green-band tube tests for nerve agents. The survey team monitor uses a crayon and performs a test along a road. He reports to the disaster control center. The contaminated sector is roped and marked with signs reading 'gas'. Location: United States USA. Date: 1967.

b&w TV commercial - Rocky and Bullwinkle sell General Mills cereal - Bullwinkle offers crayon kit from Cheerios - television

Crayola crayons being manufactured and displayed.

DRAWING WITH CRAYONS. ART SUPPLIES. PILE OF CRAYONS. CU OF CRAYON DRAWING. HANDS DRAWING QUICKLY. PRECISION DRAWING. MAKING TEXTURES BY RUBBING CRAYON OVER PAPER. PAINTING OVER CRAYON DRAWING. CRAYON PIECES. CUTTING LINES INTO CRAYON. NOTCHES. SCRIBBLING. MAKING DESIGNS BY SCRAPING AWAY TOP LAYER OF CRAYON MARKING. MAKING MARKS WITH FORK. ROLLING INK OVER PAPER. PRINTING ONTO ANOTHER SHEET. CRAYON ART. MAKING PRINTS WITH HEAT. PUTTING IRON ON DRAWING, GRATING CRAYON WITH CHEESE GRATER, PIECES MELTED ONTO ANOTHER SHEET. CRAYONS IN CUPS MELTED. CRAYON PAINT. DYING FABRIC. PAPER FLOWERS. MASKS. SCULPTURES. 1970s ART. FAKE HEAD. PAPER HAIR BLOWS OFF. COLORED EGGS. MOBILE. DECORATED BOXES & BLOCKS. STAGE & PUPPETS MADE FROM PAPER & CRAYONS

B ROLL OF ASBESTOS / CRAYONS FOR BILL BLAKEMORE CS VO ON THE RECENT DISCOVERY OF ASBESTOS IN CRAYONS / CRAYON COMPANIES CLAIM IT IS NOT TRUE / GOVERNMENT TESTS CONFIRM THAT ASBESTOS HAS BEEN FOUND IN CRAYOLA BRAND CRAYONS AND PRANG BRAND CRAYONS

Xerox 2400: What's the Difference?

kids play w/crayons; crayons manufactured NICE

schoolgirl early learning with colored pencils

A U.S. Army Training film about Decontamination Procedures during World War II. The film is tilted 'Decontamination Procedures', 'equipment'. An aircraft attack with poison gas on trucks. The trucks go from the gas contaminated area to a safer place. The driver and the assistant driver of the truck, wearing gas masks, open the door and clean the steps and the door of the truck. Members of decontamination team arrive wearing protective clothes. They wash the truck with a solution of kerosene or gasoline. They remove the canvas cover from the truck and spread it on the ground. They put a warning sign board there. They spray the decontamination liquid all over the truck. Cans are refilled with non corrosive powder and chloride mixture, it is mixed well till it is transparent. It is then poured into cans and sprayed on the truck. Then truck is tested with a detector crayon. A 400 gallon apparatus is used to clean the truck. Then truck is washed with a mix of lime and water. It is mixed well and lumps are dissolved. It is then filled in cans. Then pressure pump is used to build pressure in the cans. Location: United States USA. Date: 1942.

1958 - tribute to design and stylists of the 1950s. Various of the Institute of Design, the colourful spacious lobby with the open staircase, some interior hallways. the work of the design staff of the new General Motors Technical Center at Warren, Michigan. The story behind the design of the 1959 Chevrolet Impala is shown, with dramatized moments in the design and modeling process. The locked door of a design studio with authorized personnel only entry, a couple enter. Men at conference table establishing design concept. Designer at drawing board, ZI the design and PAN others. Drawing of autos on wall removed a design path chosen. CU design sketch pad and color crayons in orderly box. PAN many design concept drawing for auto parts. Artists creating full scale drawing and brush painting autos. CU hands pulling modelling clay for use, hands modelling a tail light and a bumper in clay, plywood template match with drawing and auto roof, artists modelling auto ornament and attaching one to an auto hood. Finished model being uncovered for a management review group and group leader approves design.

Brighton and London. <br/> <br/>A story about housewife Valerie White (married name - Kann) who paints pictures under water and transfers them to canvas. There are shots of her putting on an aqua lung and climbing into the swimming pool in Butlin's at Bognor Regis, a boy joins her. Various shots underwater as she draws on a transparent sheet of plastic with a crayon. <br/> <br/>Shots as she paints the canvas outside at her home, various shots of her work as she takes it onboard the 'Canaletto', London's only floating art gallery. <br/> <br/>Cuts exist - see separate record.