Easiest way to paint wood effect
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
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Joe Cornelius shows his easiest method for achieving a wood look with acrylic latex paints on a wall for a pirate ship mural. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
That's so cool! Thank you for sharing. I usually do a little of that but nothing this year. Those jobs are so nice for a little quick cash around Christmas.
attracted to you. agreed with some of the other girls here lol
thanks for sharing your genius!
You are of course amazing, and I hesitate to offer suggestions, BUT!..I'm gonna do it! When I paint faux wood, a very simple way to get lots of great grain affects is to take a large chip brush and cut chunks out of it with scissors. Then run the brush through the wood with various colors. Super easy. I use your videos more and more often as a reference for my work. Thanks so much for all the help.
is this possible with acrylics on a canvas??
and ain't you so cute! lol. thanks for the tutorial, really informative. XD
I know this is an odd question but you look familiar to me and so to your painting style. Did you or do you happen to live in the Flagstaff Arizona area?
Thank you! I always have such trouble getting an interesting brown for wood and other things. Burnt umber just doesnt do it. Can't wait to use this technique!
Thanks so much! I'm going to attempt this on an acrylic painting... You do good work!
I want to try this but vertical planks... does the wall have to be perfectly smooth or will wall imperfections add to the beauty?
WOW! - superb work. You obviously have a broad artistic sensibility.
The absence of video 'special effects - music and the like, is SO refreshing.
Keep up the great work - this gives me tons of ideas for making the painted wood trim in my old home look like wood, such as mahogany, rosewood or butternut. (Easier, I suspect, than stripping 90 years' worth of paint, etc.)
Well done!
That's so interesting...great idea and techniques
u paint so amazingly! and with such ease.. u should try painting walls of all public areas, malls, offices, schools, halls, etc, and get highly paid in return for your mind blowing realistic paintings!
Where are you from? I would like to hire you for such a job
Fantastic effect! So realistic! thanks so much! Really looks like wood and takes no time!
Thxnks!
Love this and how you care so much and so patient
Absolutely Brilliant!!🖌️
Thanks for this amazing share!
Absolutely Brilliant!!🖌️
Thanks for this amazing share!
Thank u so much for sharing your talent🙋love your work
Thanks for sharing. Your help its greatly appreciated for all of us (muralists)
and your a cutie too. like your messy hair look. :) really so cool the texturizing look in painting
You rock!!! Thank you so much..
Well I looked you up joe, this is Tom King from Flagstaff I thought I'd recognized you even without the Dreads. Its been a long time but I certainly couldn't forget your style and painting techniques. We met at Certa Pro if that helps. You also painted some murals for me at my wife's restaurant and later did a painting of my daughter with her dog. Im really glad to see you are still doing murals. Take care my friend God bless.
I just found you and ur genius. I subscribed and looking forward to what else you do. Thank you
Painting faux sky
Looks wonderful
Hi my friend!! You have seriusly helped me work faster and earn some money.. thanks..ive also been doing some window murals for xmass..have you done any?? thanks Alex
wow!!!..i like this technique...i love it..im a solid fan here joe..
love the tips.
joe, you are an observational genius.
Thankyou for your invaluable help
I learned a lot here. You make it look easy! Will give it a try. Thanks Mural Joe.
Love to see the end product
first of all love your work youve got a great talent there
i made this homemade breakfast bar the 4 legs were made with 6x6 inch posts i done an ogee pattern down the legs burnt it with a blow torched it then varnished it looks good
put plyboard panels on it would like to do a fancy design on it but fresh out of ideas
any ideas would be appreciated thanks
that is bad ass!! thank u for these ideas want to do inside if my gate. the white is to much when then sun hits it
My son and I are going to attempt this. He wants vertically planks though. I have 5 gallons of a school bus yellow I ended up not using for another project. Wil that shade look good too? Thank You
Hey there Joe!! Great work keep it up :-)
Can you do a cherry wood finish on some cabinet door. or wall for wall panels. I cant find any videos on cherry wood f aux on kitchen cabs. just do a sample on wall or one door. or just instruction will work for me too.I got the basics down on a cherry wood finish, I think someone told me that they add a fine ground charcoal like power after finish or base coat is on take the small artist brush and add your fine grain lines in there. any help is always. Good oh what about adding knots to the cherry wood kitchen cabinets is popular buy more expensive.
great videos and and work and your a good teacher as well.
thanks
Terry
Phx AZ
WOW! THANK YOU for that Awesome tip! I know you don't like compliments that much, but dude...YOU ARE AMAZING! Not many people want to share that type of information.
hey joe.....its awesome tutorial u presented for such us student for wall art paint....thank u
Hello. What paint to use when painting murals? Which ones to buy and what colours ?
Wow, you are an amazing artist. I can tell you are very passionate about your work. You seem so natural, like you could paint in your sleep, lol.
I however, am a total beginner but wanting to learn.
My question is, when you are doing wall murals are you always using acrylic paints? Are you sometimes doing a mural directly on a wall and if so, are you also using acrylics? Thank you.
I always love you videos, joe, so I was curious to see how you approached this. This is very different from how the two ways I do wood grain. The first is to drybrush or glaze layors of color onto my base, utilising my bristles to drag my grain, which gives lots of interesting lines. The second is a reductive technique where you scrape off the woodgrain pattern from a wet glaze with a comb-like tool and then varnish over it. This technique is how they make faux wood for film because it reflects light off the angles of the grain. Both of these techniques are super fast and easy.
this is the first time I see your video. it is amazing I love the work ... please tell me which color medium is good for wall murals?
I love these and Mural Joe's deep understanding of colour. Thank you so much - great help.
hey Joe! love love love the wood look that you have done! I'm looking to do a grey wood look on the wall in my sons room have you come up with a combination for that as far as colors?
spiderman :O
compliments! you're really an exceptional painter
Very gifted! I loved your video. and you were tight on.
mmm. it looks a bit like Disneyland wood
Red~ yelow~ black ~white 👌👍
Woww! I love it!! You are awesome! TFS
what kind of colours? ?
I love ur work and samples. Thx for sharing
great techniques. thanks
Wow, It looks good.
Thank you!!! good job
the room is lookin good mate!
Andrew Garfield 🕷
Very Good!and it worked
Plz colour name
nice work
U r real artist
جميلة جدا
Way nada
THANK YOU!!
جميلة جدا
Awesome dude
Sweet!
wow ! :)
”pepe amazing plan” (Google it), is certainly a comprehensive woodworking book! Through the help of this plan, I was able to utilize words, drawings, real images and various diagrams. It is incredibly informative and helps me feel like I can help my sibling while we make our furniture together.
this is amazing