Could you narrow down to what you are painting? Do you mean walls, furniture, canvas, acrylics, watercolor...to name a few? This information will help so you can get the what you need in and answer specific to your project.
Hi, can you edit your question so we can better understand what you might need? There's so many different painting methods and techniques depending on what it is you're painting. Spray, brush, rollers, sponges, stippling & on & on. You'll get better answers if you're a bit more specific. Thanks, and we'd love to help!
Hello, Practice on a piece of card or board before attempting to work on the wall. Paint base colour, when dry, sponge over with a mid grey colour. If too dark add white if too light add more grey or a touch of black.
It will depend on the technique you want to produce. Specialty rollers and brushes can be used to create some of them. Others, like dry brushing, are done with a regular brush and lots of practice to get the finish you desire.
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Hi Mary,
Could you narrow down to what you are painting? Do you mean walls, furniture, canvas, acrylics, watercolor...to name a few? This information will help so you can get the what you need in and answer specific to your project.
Hello. You can find unbelievable creative projects on YouTube.
Some of the paint manufacturers have websites and lessons. PLAID is one that comes to mind.
Also on Pinterest you can see different ideas and the link to the project.
Best wishes with your creative adventures
Here's a link for different wall painting techniques - if that's what you're looking for:
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/173740498097751360/
Hi, can you edit your question so we can better understand what you might need? There's so many different painting methods and techniques depending on what it is you're painting. Spray, brush, rollers, sponges, stippling & on & on. You'll get better answers if you're a bit more specific. Thanks, and we'd love to help!
Hi! I would suggest shades of gray for an ombre effect might be what you're thinking of. Good luck!
Hi Mary, hope this helps you out,
https://www.theboondocksblog.com/how-to-make-an-awesome-cloudy-effect-accent-wall-2/
Here are lots of them:
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/7951736828344599/
Here's a post that might help https://arteza.com/blog/36-acrylic-painting-techniques
Hello, Practice on a piece of card or board before attempting to work on the wall. Paint base colour, when dry, sponge over with a mid grey colour. If too dark add white if too light add more grey or a touch of black.
It will depend on the technique you want to produce. Specialty rollers and brushes can be used to create some of them. Others, like dry brushing, are done with a regular brush and lots of practice to get the finish you desire.
Do you mean like a cloud wall or ceiling?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IQRWSolYiA
Have you seen this link, you may be able to get some ideas from this...
https://www.theboondocksblog.com/how-to-make-an-awesome-cloudy-effect-accent-wall-2/
For what project?
thank you to everyone who replied, I now have some great ideas for my for my walls
Sometimes you can find patterned paint rollers that can make the job much easier. Or a peel and stick wallpaper that mimics the efffect.