Abstract: A computer enabled method teaching a relation of two-dimensional depictions with three-dimensional objects is provided. Users employ line drawings having sections thereon which may be colorized by the user. The colorized line drawings may then be electronically positioned upon video depictions of the three-dimensional object as a viewable guide to the user during colorization of a physical rendition of the three-dimensional object. The system may employ product packaging as the three-dimensional object to defray costs and for contests and product promotion.

Abstract: A computer enabled method teaching a relation of two-dimensional depictions with three dimensional objects is provided. Users employ printed line drawings having sections thereon which may be colorized by the user. The colorized line drawings may then be electronically imaged and positioned upon video depictions of the three dimensional object as a viewable guide to the user during colorization of a physical rendition of the three dimensional object. The system may employ product packaging as the three dimensional object to defray costs and for contests and product promotion.

Abstract: A liquid dispensing container is provided having a cap assembly preventing dispensing of fluid therefrom prior to both an alignment of markers and a pivoting of a nozzle which helps prevent use by children lacking dexterity and knowledge for achieving concurrent positioning of the nozzle and markers. A tamper alarm prior to purchase is provided by a pillar and tab preventing dispensing until removed, which if removed, provide a visually discernable alarm to tampering with the container. The container is capable of inverted dispensing with upward projection of fluid by the pivoting nozzle engaged with a cap assembly.

Abstract: A liquid dispensing container is provided having a cap assembly preventing dispensing of fluid therefrom prior to both an alignment of markers and a pivoting of a nozzle which helps prevent use by children lacking dexterity and knowledge for achieving concurrent positioning of the nozzle and markers. A tamper alarm prior to purchase is provided by a pillar and tab preventing dispensing until removed, which if removed, provide a visually discernable alarm to tampering with the container. The container is capable of inverted dispensing with upward projection of fluid by the pivoting nozzle engaged with a cap assembly.