Alright, so, I've been getting emails about some of my older posts. Questions regarding my painting techniques, etc. I can't tell you how many questions I've been asked about this stand I painted nearly 6 years ago.
If you've been following me for awhile, you know that my painting is more of an artistic approach. I rarely do things exactly the same way twice. I experiment a lot. I layer until I get the look I want, and on and on. Such was the case with this stand. I don't always use the same paint. The base color was a grey primer, but, I don't recall what brand. This was followed with layers of paint in various shades of white and grey. I highlighted the details with white.
If you want to know the basics, you can check out my OLD WORLD FINISH tutorial by clicking
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I've used this basic technique many times as a finish, and, as a starter before going nuts with more layers. Although it focuses on gesso, you can use watered down paint for a similar look. One thing I always suggest is that you practice on a scrap piece of wood before tackling a big project.
I'm also a FARRAGOZ affiliate. A great course on creating weathered finishes, like these projects I had fun transforming.
You can also learn how to mix your own gesso.
DISCLAIMER: I get a commission if you decide to take the FARRAGOZ course
HERE. However, I honestly think this is one of the best courses for learning aged painting techniques.
On another note, I've decided to continue my ETSY discount of 15% off on orders of $20 or more. It may be a permanent thing.
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