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Two well-used tubes of oil paint lie diagonally across a stained wooden surface, suggesting an active art studio or workspace in Kyiv, Ukraine. The surface is flecked with various dried paint colors, including green, purple, and dark grey. The top tube, predominantly white with a light blue label and red accents, is noticeably squeezed and dented from use. Text on this tube identifies it as "Oil colour" and "Light Blue" (Синя світла). Further details state "ОЛІЙНІ ХУДОЖНІ ФАРБИ" (Oil Art Paints) and "Розроблено та Виготовлено в Україні" (Developed and Produced in Ukraine), directly referencing the given location context. The brand name "Rosa Studio" is visible in a red script. A small amount of light blue paint is visible near the black screw cap. Below it, the second tube is a dark blue with white lettering, also showing signs of extensive use with crinkles and dried paint residue around its white cap. This tube displays the number "501" and the Russian text "УЛЬТРАМАРИН СВЕТЛЫЙ" (Ultramarine Light). It is identified as "КРАСКА МАСЛЯНАЯ ХУДОЖЕСТВЕННАЯ" (Oil Art Paint) and features a "3K" logo in a red circle. The brand name "Ладога" (Lagoda) is prominently written in elegant script on the side. The image captures a snapshot of an artist's tools, with the wear and tear on the tubes and the paint splatters on the wood testifying to creative work in progress.
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