Black and Gold Marble Effect Painting Technique
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2021
- A demonstration of the black and gold marble painting technique created on part of a sample board displayed in the studio to provide students with ideas and inspiration for the type of decorative paint effects and colour combinations they can create. This video demonstrates the technique used by a professional decorator, if you are interested in learning the painting technique, tools and paint used please check out our membership options: / @southcoaststudio
The marble paint effect is an ancient painting technique, yet even today provides an affordable alternative to buying real marble. Real marble countertops, flooring and other decor is very expensive and heavy so you have to consider whether the material is suitable for rooms above the ground floor. A practical alternative is hand-painted marble, and the black and gold marble effect is a stylish, modern alternative to grey marble. Learning this technique gives you complete control over the colour and intensity, and if it gets marked or damaged you can easily touch-in and repair the paint work.
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Been looking at a lot of different techniques for painting a marble texture and so far yours is the most realistic one I've found, obviously more work than most others but apparently that is what it takes to get an authentic looking marble, great job!
Thanks for the feedback
Супер 👍👍👍👋😀
Such an amazing piece. Thankyou
a verbal step by step as you went would have been good
This is amazing! The layers really build up to authentic looking marble.
Thank you
Amazing! Thank you
Absolutely amazing! Beautiful work sir, thank you for posting this.
Thanks, you're very welcome 👍
Great job 👏
Do you have video how to create Veins in details , slowly?
Thanks
amazing work
Thank you 😊
I’m subbed after the second video on marble..
Nice👍
Muhtesem olmuş bu arada elinize emeğinize sağlık ❤️
Thank you, you are very welcome 👍
I was hoping to see the final result...
great job. they should get more doing it at college.
Thanks, and I quite agree with you.
I wish I could do this I've tried to
Natural
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Katlar arasi sürdüğünüz o beyaz şeffaf boya nedir
Where can I find those panels?
That's what I call the real marble effect
I did it. Thanks.
Great, you're welcome 😀
Looks amazing. Is that canvas?
Thanks, these are MDF sample boards 👍
Great video and very nice looking piece. Those softening brushes are expensive, but appear to be absolutely important and needed to soften as you go. Since expensive, do you clean it as you go or after the project is complete or do you have more than one and clean one as you go then help the other one dry with perhaps a hair dryer? Or maybe they are so soft and you brush so lightly that they do not pick up the paint and can be cleaned once the project is complete. Just wondering?
When I'm using water based acrylic paints as here, I keep a clean wet cloth handy and wipe the softening brush after each use. This ensures that the brush stays nice and soft. Badger hair softeners are expensive but worth every penny, I've been using that particular brush for over 20 years.
@@SouthCoastStudio, Thank you so much for this valuable information for this beginner. I found an old piece of scrap 5/8” plywood .I cut out about 7 pieces. Only about 9” x 9”. I routed the edges with my router. Put taping compound on the tops and edges, sanded smooth. Did this many times until nice and smooth. I put 2 coats of primer on them. Then tried your Faux Green Marble method with the brushes I had on hand and while not as nice as yours, I was happy with my end result. Especially being my first try. I have 6 more test pieces to practice on, trying different colors combinations. First one was with turquoise blue, yellow, white and brown. I only added the brown on the final coat. Tried lighter to darker as I went. Turkey feather for veins. Going to get a small detailing brush for adding white to the veins. I struggled with the turkey feather to add white to the veins. Thank you very much for answering my question and each one of your very informative videos. Ultimately, I will do a 15 square foot tabletop. Cheers and keep up the great work.
I take that this is acrylic and not oil based ? No sealing between layers ?
Hi Michele, yes it is all created using acrylic paint and glazes. Always ensure that the surface is thoroughly dry and sanded smooth between layers. it is not necessary to apply a sealer, if you want to know exactly how I produce this effect, and the materials used, then you will shortly have the chance to view all my courses and tutorials should you join as a member on UA-cam, best wishes, Simon
Sir what colour u used its enamel paint or oil paint or water base
I try to use water based paint wherever possible
what do you seal it with if it is on a counter top
Try a strong acrylic lacquer or varnish, or maybe a resin based sealer
Good marble I also draw one black and gold effect in my web I hope we can learn from each other
But I only do one coat
Привет ! Твое имя Саймон? Как мне посмотреть твои мастер классы? Буду весьма признателен тебе. У тебя великолепная техника. Я тоже декоратор но использую гуашь. Спасибо заранее за ответ.😊
Hi Evgeniya thank you for getting in touch, for more information on my painting techniques you can join my UA-cam memberships here; ua-cam.com/channels/M9_2dLptlsGBuj2JqBKoyw.htmljoin
are these oil based colours or water solutible?
Hi, I use water based wherever possible 👍
does he use a feather in the first step??
Yes I think he does. I wish we could have seen the finished piece though?
What type of paint do you use please?
Hi, unless I need to use oil based glazes and eggshell paint for particular restoration projects, I always use acrylics. Polyvine, makes very good scumble glaze and varnishes.
what is the gold paint
Polyvine acrylic gold paint
Is that glue or just white paint you're layering with
Hi, it is indeed paint 👍
@SouthCoastStudio thank you so much for commenting back! Beautiful painting! I've never painted anything in my life and I'm three days into using this technique on my bathroom countertop. It's starting to come together nice.
That's amazing, I'm so glad that the video is helping you, good luck and please share your finished work if you can 🙏
How can I become a member sir ?
Hi, please visit ua-cam.com/channels/M9_2dLptlsGBuj2JqBKoyw.htmljoin
Thank you 😊
Anyone learn anything? Me neither
Almost worthless for learning, it looks great, but to be helpful in learning there needs to be step by step direction and thing you should not do in marbling1
Sorry. Way too complicated