How to technique, Burled mahogany wood graining techniques
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มี.ค. 2020
- Ronald Layman of The Faux School (teaching classes and commission projects, demonstrates step by step, burled mahogany.
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WOW!!! This is beautiful!! Someone told me about your videos and the crazy thing is, I used to go on your website like 20 years ago and look at everything and want to take classes!! (This was before TH-cam) I couldn’t afford them back then… single Mom raising 2 girls. But I loved your site and always thought I would get by your studio in Frederick. We only lived about 45 mins from there. Anyway, your work was great then and now! Thank you for sharing it!!
You are a great Artist Ron! Nice work, Thanks!
This fellow it a good painter and is using less toxic and volatile products by MM's. That's good. He should edit his videos though, when he goes off camera to look for a brush or have a smoke or whatever he is doing. Humorous and a good painter.
He needs a cigarette after the “reason” he walked off camera. Is there a special person distracting him from his sharing? Jeez, comical…
Hey Ron, very nice, wish you had more close-ups while doing it, it's hard to see in the distance. Thanks for a simple approach to burl myfriend 👍👍👍
Thank you. I’m wanting to do some bookcases to match an old piano I have. The piano is a little darker and more red, but this is as close as I’ve found.
oh my gosh! thank you so much for these videos! every tutorial you have posted are all looks I absolutely love! If you ever have time would you do a malachite tutorial? I want to do parts of my bathroom in it but would love your advice if you are not swamped! You are so talented! I want to do this one in my room! thank you! take care!
what a beautiful story and brush!
As you were giving history on the brush, i was thinking . Are you going to use That brush? lol. love the video , thumbs up !
Would love to have you paint a gun stock with this finish!
Link for the peacock opens up to a Dale. I thought they quit making it anyhow. That brush has always been kind of a regional thing. Some cities the painters use them, others they’ve never heard of them.
Ron, can u do a video on old limestone tuscan columns? Light subtle colors. Carmel and cream colors.
Hey Ron, great instruction. Thanks for sharing your experience and skills. What clear finish would give the best protection for an exterior door that gets a lot of southern sun exposure and some rain? Also, orange peel does not seem to be available any longer. Would Laughing Orange work?
I just loooove it when people criticize artists as “ not being very organized” . 🤣thats why WE ‘RE artists and YOU’RE engineers, or videographers , or techies…
We dont NEED detailed instructions in an organized manner because we speak the same language, and have the same innate info.
Nor do we give a hoot if he goes to grab something.. we do it all the time.. but try NOT to when doing finishes 😆
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Hi Ron. I am from Cape Town SA and have a 1949 DeSoto dashboard I would love to do in burlwood. Have you any links I can go to?
Could you use the Mahogany stains that you can by as the pigment in the glaze? I"m am so afraid of not getting the percentages right of the colors that I need to use.Additionaly, don't be afraid to use the old stencil brush. It wa created to be used. Enjoy what it was used for. You only live once. Use it Everyone has a special bottle of wine, or that specific dish set that they are waiting to use for that special occasion. More often than not that very special occasion never arises. And everyday is actually a special occasion. What is everyone waiting for? Today IS a special occasion. We're ALIVE so we must enjoy life's special gifts NOW! :-) I'd like to see you do a project and record it and actually use the brush. It would be spectacular for you to share that moment with the world on the internet and it would forever be preserved tanks to technology. From that moment on, al will see. He made it not to be showcased in a Curio cabinet, but to be used. Celebrate what it was intended for. Use it on a real project and video it so we have the luxury of seeing it being used and know that the moment will forever be preserved for all to see in the future. :-) After reading that, please don't forget to answer
my orignal question. LOL
Fair question.
What is the base paper?
👏💯🔥❤️ need to get on the chat with you. Just a couple questions
hello using modern masters glaze how did you create the mahogany color ? mahogany stain or?? please don't say tints no one seems to carry tints is delta paints acceptable?thankyou Iam anxious to get started. The results you get is unreal .
Unfortunately you have to use tents paint makes it a peek and you won’t get the results. Now starting next week I’ll be offering kits with premade glazes to create the various wood grain and marble finishes that I shall you’ll be seeing a video next Wednesday about that can you be able to order directly from the studio using a high-quality glaze that slow drying
@@RonaldLayman Hi Ron- did you ever create kits for the wood grain finishes? I can't find any on the website and would like to know what color tints you used in this video
Great enthusiasm, but better to speak a little more slowly and practice the narrative, reduce arm waving, and show items for more than a second or two. Thrusting things at the camera results in them being out of focus. Never-the-less - a pleasing result. Interestingly, mahogany trees do not grow burls - their decorative veneer element is the 'crotch' split.
This is better the bob ross just saying
Thank you
“Happy clouds and trees.” Still, good stuff.
A lot of hard work for poor results
Not very organized, as well.