Deffinately you have that gift in style, I worked with well known designers in Syd Australia, their design work was always in all the 'Posh' Vogue, belle, home beautiful magazines. All their clients were high end wealthy. Gd designers makes very gd money.. Im in the building industry, so I learnt alot. Some ppl just have natural abilities with colours, tones & textures. Im currently restoring my very old building, and been checking out heaps of lime washing, and luv your baking soda painting...anyway I just thought I give you a compliment, you have this eye for what looks smart & quality. Its rare, most ppl have no idea. And those ppl who have no idea they have cheap tacky taste.... keep it up, we all make mistakes too, best way to learn..cheers
Wow that means so much to me. I just started an online program so I can start to learn more about interior design. I’m really hoping to find my way to break into the field. Your comment is very motivating! Thank you!
Love the tutorial and feedback! Always looking for what works better with this or that and all the new inspiration found along the way! Thanks for sharing!
Loved it been watching videos on there yours was the most informed and easy you didn’t make it complicated thanks so much you’re good at what you do I’m going to go in the garage and give it a try
Yes, I meant typical household paint that’s usually a 2 in one primer and paint situation versus acrylic paints from an art store meant for painting canvas etc. I personally don’t know what the major differences are between the two lol 😅
Deffinately you have that gift in style, I worked with well known designers in Syd Australia, their design work was always in all the 'Posh' Vogue, belle, home beautiful magazines. All their clients were high end wealthy. Gd designers makes very gd money.. Im in the building industry, so I learnt alot. Some ppl just have natural abilities with colours, tones & textures. Im currently restoring my very old building, and been checking out heaps of lime washing, and luv your baking soda painting...anyway I just thought I give you a compliment, you have this eye for what looks smart & quality. Its rare, most ppl have no idea. And those ppl who have no idea they have cheap tacky taste.... keep it up, we all make mistakes too, best way to learn..cheers
Wow that means so much to me. I just started an online program so I can start to learn more about interior design. I’m really hoping to find my way to break into the field. Your comment is very motivating! Thank you!
Love them. What I fine on clear glass is spray them first. That way you want have to put so many coats. Love your videos!!!
Thanks so much! And thanks for the tip ☺️
I love the way they came out in the end!
Thank you!!
Love the tutorial and feedback! Always looking for what works better with this or that and all the new inspiration found along the way! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed! Thank you 🥰
😬YIKES! My boy painted over MARBLE! 🤣Riiiich!!! ...Naw but Thank you SO MUCH! This is exactly the experiment I was looking for! Amen! 🎨😁
Omg your pup 🥰
Loved it been watching videos on there yours was the most informed and easy you didn’t make it complicated thanks so much you’re good at what you do I’m going to go in the garage and give it a try
Aw thank you so much! Good luck with your project!
You just gave me a great idea for a piece I'm getting tired of
Amazing!
Loved it
Very nice.
Thank you!
Thank you so much
Thanks for watching!
Loved your vessels 😀👏
Thanks!
What do you mean by household paint? Aren’t most paints acrylic?
Yes, I meant typical household paint that’s usually a 2 in one primer and paint situation versus acrylic paints from an art store meant for painting canvas etc. I personally don’t know what the major differences are between the two lol 😅
why baking soda used??
for making smoothy??
Nope! Hahah it’s actually to make the paint thick and help give some texture 😊
Paint marble OMG 🙈
Hahaha nothing wrong with experimenting. It was like an old pottery barn thing that was headed for the trash anyway, so why not