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Inspiration for Wall Mural Painting
How to Get Ideas for Wall Murals
Materials for Wall Mural Painting
Rags for Wall Mural Painting
Sponges for Wall Mural Painting
Additional Materials for Wall Mural Painting
Paints for Wall Mural Painting
Brushes for Wall Mural Painting
Fan Brush for Wall Mural Painting
Mop Brush for Wall Mural Painting
Stencil Brush for Wall Mural Painting
Liner Brush for Wall Mural Painting
Using a Tooth Brush for Wall Mural Painting
Sponge Types for Wall Mural Painting
Sea Sponge for Wall Mural Painting
Tips for Wall Mural Painting With Rags
How to Use Rags for Wall Mural Painting
Plastic Wrap for Wall Mural Painting
Additional Materials Used for Mural Painting
Using Stamps for Painting Wall Murals
Demonstration of Brush Strokes on an Actual Wall Mural
Actual Use of Brush Strokes in Wall Mural Painting
Wall Mural Stroke Painting Tips
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Summary: Using stamps made from sponges to create different effects in wall mural painting; learn this and more in this free online painting video about wall murals taught by expert artist Ian Loveall.
Ian Loveall was raised on the Central Coast of California in a charming little town called Paso Robles. He began drawing as soon as he could hold a crayon, and hasn’t stopped since. ...read more
"IAN LOVEALL: Hi! I'm Ian Loveall with Expert Village and we're painting murals. As you can see, we've been having fun so far. Miscellaneous materials you will find around your house made for great texture tools. I'll show you how. Alright, last, we have the stamp. Now, I'm not sure how this one will behave today. It's pretty old. It's seen better days. But we're going to give it a try anyway. This was a car sponge with the handle that I saw and thought, "Hey, I could use that." And so, I cut it into leaf shapes. I had a lot of trees I was painting and didn't want to do them all by hand, so I cut this. So, you just dab it or again you can brush the paint on, and then just slap it on the wall. Not terribly spectacular up close, but if you got a 40-foot wall full of trees this is the way to go. Obviously, the fresher the sponge, the cleaner the print is going to be. This one is--is caked with paint and more paint and dried paint and more paint. So you can see, it's really, really tough almost like vulcanized rubber. But a fresh sponge will give you a nice, clean imprint every time. But again, on a 40 foot wall, no one's going to care."
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