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Faux Design - Level II:
- professional series - intermediate/adv. |
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A compacted workshop designed for working professionals wishing
to add top selling decorative and faux finishes to their repertoire.
Learn more about specialty tools of the trade and tricks of the
decorative and faux painting trade.
This class is suitable for students who have taken Faux Design
Level I, or both Levels I and II of Faux on Walls,
or those artisans who have worked with glazes before and just want
to enhance their portfolios with professional finishes.
Water-based acrylic glazes are used throughout
for our faux painting techniques.
Instruction includes:
Wall Glazing: On the largest area of any room-the walls-students are taught how to control texture, scale, movement and color to create the ambience a client wants. Multi-color designer wall glazing , leather and parchment texture finishes , Faux Silk Striae, Tuscan plaster technique and other top selling professional faux finish and decorative painting techniques. A excellent starting portfolio ready for presentation.
Also REAL faux finish instruction
Faux Marble : Enhance any commission by having the ability to add embellishments to a room - turn a dull, painted fireplace into one carved out of Carrera marble or columns into polished Vert de Mer.; or crown and baseboards marbled in a cream white with salmon hues. Students render two realistic faux marbles, using both positive and negative techniques. This is a real faux finish.
Wood Graining: Basic wood graining techniques are a must for any aspiring faux finisher. Mahogany is in increasingly short supply and the faux finisher can render this noble wood for doors, panels, trim, etc. Learn how to use the tools and techniques necessary in creating faux mahogany at our faux finish school. Heart, straight and crotch grain are covered.
Class Information:
| February 11 & 12, 2010 |
Thurs. & Fri. 9am to 5pm |
FD2-0211-10 |
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Our faux finish school is considered one of the premier schools in the country because of the unparalled experience of our instructors who can teach by drawing on their combined practical industry experience and professional qualifications.
A faux finish or faux painting is a painted imitation of something that occurs naturally. This is not sponging, ragging, smooshing, bagging or any other so-called faux painting technique where the tool mark is left undisguised on a surface. Broken color wall glazing is texturing a transluscent, colored wall glaze with a tool. We make a distinction between the two in our classes. The intermediate classes are where you start to learn the art of real faux finishing. This generally requires developing a skill rather than just a technique and requires practise.
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Faux Design level 11
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Products used:
Modern Masters:
Scumble, Extender, Varnishes
Adicolor:
WetEdge, Glacis, DFV,
Stone Fx
Golden Artist Colors: Fluid acrylics, Golden Glaze
Polyvine:
Scumble, Varnish
See Faux Design I
on Monday & Tuesday
See the Business class on Wednesday |
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