Color Me Mine Inks Master License Agreement For France

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA (Wednesday, December 01, 2004) - Color me Mine Enterprises, Inc (CMMEI), www.colormemine.com, the world’s leader in the Paint-Your-Own-Ceramics industry, announced today that is has signed a Master License Agreement for France with Clemel Artis Factum/Plaisirs d’Arts. According to Virginie Gozin, Managing Director of the new French entity Clemel Artis Factum, the first Paint-Your-Own-Ceramics studio will open in Paris this Spring. Under the terms of the agreement entered into with CMMEI, Plaisirs d’Arts will provide the day to day support for their Franchise Owners as well as operate their own studios. “We are so very pleased to be able to bring to the French market such a wholesome family concept characteristic of French creativity and expression. This is a concept that transcends gender, age and nationality. We are so pleased to be part of the of the expanding International Color Me Mine family, said Gozin.”

With studios already in Holland, the UK and Portugal, development of the Brand in France brings the company closer to it’s goal of having Color Me Mine as the dominant brand in Europe for Paint-Your-Own-Ceramics.

Michael Mooslin, President of CMMEI stated, “As the originators of this concept worldwide we are committed to enriching peoples lives though communal bonding that takes place when friends and family sit together and express their inner talents. We are also quite excited about We look forward to many years of growth together. Having initiated the Paint-Your-Own-Ceramics Contemporary Studio concept in 1992, Color Me Mine currently has 98 studios open and an additional 23 under development worldwide including new studios opening soon in Portugal, Kuwait, Korea and Japan. CMMEI currently has six studios in the UK, five in the Philippines as well as studios in Amsterdam, and Singapore.

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