RENO, Nev. – With the economy continuing to struggle and many still seeking employment, STARSCAPES International is promoting its business opportunity by giving away two professional “StarBiz” programs valued at nearly $5,000 each. The drawing will be held during a live event on the company’s website (http://www.starscapes.com) June 27. There is no cost to enter.
“For those looking to be their own boss and own a low-overhead, high-return, easy-to-run business, this is it,” said STARSCAPES General Manager Joseph Petrashek. “No experience and absolutely no artistic talent are necessary. Any room in a home, office, hotel, motel or school is the market.”
Petrashek, frustrated in his early days with his employment and bosses, founded STARSCAPES in 1991. His inspiration came while camping one night and noticing how brilliant the stars shone away from the city lights. The company currently has a presence in more than 160 countries.
Vilia Lighthart of Glendale, Calif., a previous contest winner, is now able to help support her family after enduring months of unemployment and a discouraging series of family illnesses. “I was wondering when my life would ever take a turn so I could stop worrying about bills.”
“It’s easy to make $1,000 a week,” added Bruce Wingard of Hisperia, Calif.
Using a proprietary process — without the use of a template or stencil — licensed STARSCAPES Artist-Illusionists place a permanent, customized, three-dimensional mural of the nighttime sky on a home or hotel room’s ceiling. Walls are optional. It features more than 2,000 twinkling stars, including accurate depictions of constellations, the Milky Way Galaxy and shooting stars. Customers can choose different themes, such as fairies, angels, and spaceships, as well as several deep sky objects like the Whirlpool galaxy (M51), Globular Star Cluster (M13), Beehive Star Cluster, Andromeda Galaxy, and various nebulas.
The entire process is usually completed in less than two hours. The specially formulated, non-toxic paint will glow all night long and is guaranteed to last at least 20 years. According to Petrashek, the paint — due to its professional-
“These murals are like a journey through space and time,” said Petrashek. “Because most of us live close to cities, our viewing is often limited by pollution, bright city lights and sometimes cloud cover. With STARSCAPES, you'll have no obstruction in your view of the universe.”
To register for the June 27 giveaway or to learn more about STARSCAPES, visit http://www.starscapes.com.
