You're gonna have to look at the wall-painting
Hey, guys! Let's talk about wall painting today. As a wall painter, i am well aware of the problems that beginners may encounter. So i decided to share some of my experiences and thoughts, and i hope to help you。
Preparations
First, preparatory work is essential. Once you're sure you're gonna draw, you can start preparing the material. In pigments, small indoor walls are recommended for acrylic paints and, in the case of larger walls or outdoors, for emulsive paints. It's also essential
With regard to tools, chalk is used for starting manuscripts, brushes and plate brushes are used for colouring, rollers are suitable for drawing large areas, and paper tape is the god that pastes the guide。
Initial steps
It's probably a little hard for a rookie to start, but don't worry, the tape is your best friend! Use it to frame the size, location, middle line and parallel line you want to draw, which greatly reduces the likelihood of a wrong painting. The chalk begins with patience, with a proper shape, and the next steps will be easier。
Colouring technique
The coloring is a technical job, and if the rookies don't have the right amount of color, try to make as much of it as possible, so as not to run out. The colouring sequence follows from large to small areas, from light to dark. The deepest color can be finally painted, which is better controlled。
Paint details
When you're done with the big pieces, you can start painting the details. If this is not the case, the initial steps can be returned, with a chalk to make small details and then paint them. When the details are done, you can draw them. It's as smooth as possible, and it's possible to buy some of the different types of border pens and try out which one is better. If you really don't do it, you can try the crude oil marker, which is easier。
Summary
Well, that's all i can think of for now. In the future, i will continue to share some of the caution in the area of wall painting, including the lines of receipt, project docking and the material base. Looking forward to talking more
