How I Paint Murals - Mural Tutorial Video
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
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This video is a process breakdown of how I paint my murals. I talk about my techniques, supplies, how I get started, and a whole lot more.
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I just wanted to tell you how much watching your videos have inspired me to give this a shot. I am a Pre-K teacher and while the kiddos are out during Covid, I’m doing this I want our school to radiate joy whenever you walk in. I’ve scrapped off all the paint and it’s a 10.5 x 23.7 interior wall. I was fortunate enough to get a scaffold on loan. The lower half is tile and the top is cinder blocks.
I really want to take one out f your courses, but for the time being, I’m watching your posts. Thank you for all the tips and motivation. Wish me luck!
I painted my first mural and finished by last week. I am super amazed at how well I did. You’ve definitely dropped knowledge and tips on the topic. Thank you.
truly amazing mural & I loved watching the process! thanks for sharing!
I just discovered your art and I’m INSPIRED!
Thanks for sharing your technique!
when i watch your work , its so inspiring and amaze
Wow! I like the pool you painted!
Dope art👌🏽💯🔥. Do you have a video of prepping @ what materials that you use to create your murals?
You are the best! I've applied to paint a local newspaper stand and am hoping that I can use Golden acrylics, seeing as that's what I'm used to painting with. Otherwise, I'll see if they have any recommendations. It's good to know that Golden colors can stand up to lots of sun and urban situations. Thanks so much for sharing!
Absolutely amazing😍👏🏻🔥💯
Therapeutic and no rules! Love it brah!
😎🤙🏼🤙🏼
love it ! !!
Seriously like I don’t know how you DONT have a million subscribers and views your art is amazing! I’m sure you hear it all the time but your art is definitely inspirational
Hayley Marshall thank you so much!
I also definitely used sidewalk chalk. Great idea but it was also clumping up the paint on my brush. That was it. Other than that, I conquered my first mural.
Really dope video and dope piece!
Thank you so much!
Hey man I’ve recently painted a mural using acrylic paints , so how should I seal it as in what should I paint on top of it or which spray should I use so that it doesn’t wear off ??
Clear coat 👍
This is such a Classic Video on Tenhuns UA-cam page
Boo ya! Love it man... Hope I can contribute to this wonderful project
Awesome
I prefer brushes too. ☺️ It’s my first time watching your video, I just found your channel today. Hopefully I’ll find some advice to help me improve my speed. 😅 Some clients give a day or two working on a mural and I usually spend 3-4 days, 5 max. Depending on the size and details.
Awesome work dude👌👌👌.
so talented
Dope!
Im so amazed 🤟🔥
i love your work!!! =]
Great video!
Nice artwork 👍
wow..nice..
Thanks for the video & congrats on the cool mural. You said you usually pre-plan on a computer, which I did that for the mural I'm painting right now... I'm curious how you match your colors in real life with the ones you end up with digitally? What's your color mixing / matching technique like?
Big fan of u guys great job would like to go visit u guys
Thanks for sharing your process. I love the vibrant colors.
I’m a watercolor artist but I’ve recently been asked to paint a large mural on the wall of an old metal barn.
I’m leaning toward using spray paints and maybe using a brush as needed but do you have any recommendations for:
1. making it look more like watercolor (would it greatly effect the adhesion if I go over the paint lightly with water?) and
2. preparing the surface to help ensure the paint will hold over time, especially being exposed to direct sunlight, rain, wind, and snow?
You be good. I be painting a mural for my visual background, to reflect what I do. Sing & play around a campfire. Been there, done that. Too old now. Thanks for your help. Nature always rules. We'll be in touch. I hope? Ron
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Thanks for sharing amazing work!! How would you Prime/choose paint for wood surface mural? :) thanks
Awesome work Bro! What kind of paint did you use for this one?
Have you made a video about how you superimpose a concept on a photo of your wall? If not, you should!
hey! I love your work and have decided to try and start painting due to your work. I am a designer so I am very used to sketching in pencil and pen and rendering with markers and Photoshop. I hope you see this because I was wondering if you could do a quick tutorial or a video on tips for painting clean lines. not being used to the brush I feel it would be super helpful not only for me but a lot of other people who are oping to get into painting!
also blending colors in acrylic paint
I'm about to paint my first mural (10'x14') and I am trying to figure out what kind of paints to use. A mural artist friend of mine recommended to use spray paint, but I've never painted with spray paint so I'm intimidated. I noticed you were using Golden Acrylic paint. Is that High flow? Is there a specific line of paint that works best? And/or brush recommendations? Sorry for all the questions! Your style is similar to what I'm going to be painting so I figured I'd ask. :)
Spray paint is great and it helps speed things up a bit, but if you have never used it before you may want to practice on a large sheet of ply-wood. I use acrylic paint on my murals pretty often. I also use latex house paint (which is the most difficult to get good colors and mixing). If you are comfortable with a brush, you may want to use mostly brush. Many times I use a mixture of spraypaint and brush paint. Yes I often use Golden Fluid Acrylics. Its great qualiity, but expensive. Is your mural indoor or outdoor?
Ten Hundred I am moving from canvas to wall and acrylic to spray painting, can you explain your evolution to acrylic-brush painting?
i do murals for a living! just wondering how that turned out!
Behr Maree quarts, not gallons. You wont need a gallon. A gallon covers almost 400 square feet of wall space.
@@TenHundred Does this apply to outdoor?
Do you seal your mural? And what kind of brand do yiu use bro...thanks
Which would be better to sketch mural designs on a wall side walk chalk or those paint markers?
Love this, I'm trying to kick my art off and seeing videos like yours is showing me that the best advise is to just do it, paint a wall and get involved.... do you recommend a paint that's not to expensive for big pieces or is good quality like golden better in the long run??
Cheap paint means more layers and more work, nicer paint means better results with less layers, but costs more. I say try and find a balance and use what works best for you. One trick is to buy cheap colors (the darkest version of the color you can) and expensive white. That way when you mix in the cheap colors with the expensive white to brighten it up, you cheap colors will take on the consistency of the expensive white. That is what I used to do when I couldn't afford the good stuff.
Do you use acrylic paint for small indoor murals or does it have to be a specific type of paint?
Hi! Besides sidewalk chalk? What else can be used to sketch on a metal surface?
Ok I emailed you recently and said I had not ssen any of ypur content before my first mural.... but I checked and that wsd a lie. I saw this one and it was super helpful. I did use chalk on my first mural too. How do you get done so fast?
I need to do this too 😜
Please, what type of paints do you use? I'm familiar only with the gloss paint for art.
I appreciate what you're doing, but when it comes to decorating your walls, I recommend wall murals. :)
Does acrylic last? I’m doing my own mural and I’m trying to figure what paint you need for a long lasting piece. It’s going to be displayed publicly inside a church so I want to make sure it’ll last.
Any tips on how you create your characters?
Hey bro, what's the song in the vid?
Hows this place called again? How can you be part of the group of artists who paint there
what color do you use to paint these walls?
Your art looks like the art of @coppertailbrewry here in #tampa
#coppertailbrewry
Hello Ten Hundred. Can you tell me a good program to use for the graphic work that you use to upload a drawing and experiment with colors? Ken
Hey there Ken, I use adobe photoshop for the most part.
Thank you Ten Hundred!
Plez help.. I’m sunshine female artist facing my first mural! Have no clue what I’m doing.. I know I need to mask off.. I’ve done two preliminary pieces.. it’s outside.. so can I use acrylic and then seal off??
This is great! Question, I've seen people outline murals with a thick pen. Do you know what it's called and if it's ok to use outdoor? Durable?
I think it might be a Posca pen. Saw many use it and seems like it's a multi-surfaces pen.
Probably posca cause it’s an acrylic paint marker basically
Great video!
Do you have advice for finding legal mural wall spaces when first starting out? (i.e. not being invited to paint). There's quite a lot of complications - how to find the wall owner, how to present yourself/work to them, how to balance the owner and community's desire with your own artwork style (people have strong preferences. Some people criticise mural art for being less experimental for this reason, it has to appeal to more people...). The last one is particularly tough for me as I want them to approve and like the painting I do, but if that goes too far I'll end up with dogs and flowers.
Hey David, So far in my art career all of my murals have been direct commissions and I haven't ever asked for a wall. People have reached out to me and asked me to paint so I don't have any great advice on asking for walls. I would say put together a really professional portfolio of your work and maybe walk into a few businesses. I know of a couple of art homies who have just asked to talk to the owner and offered to paint a mural for super cheap or free just to get that first one under their belt so they can build their mural resume. The second part of your question is to try and work within the clients needs but also gently guide them towards a more creative finished product. YOU are the artist and you should be the creative force in the project. Figure out how to meet your clients needs and your creative goals at the same time. A little salesmanship comes in handy and you need to sell your idea to them. Often times the client is really looking for a strong creative voice to take control of the project and if you can be that voice and sell your idea to them then they will let you run wild. I could write like 10 more paragraphs on balancing the client/artist relationship in a healthy way, but if you have any more questions just reply to this comment. Thanks!!
+Ten Hundred thanks for the insight man! ah yes the dreaded salesmanship... i'm gunna start reading up on how to make selling fun/bearable haha
Ten Hundred your work is amazing and to be frank you are in the elite class, so I understand why commissions would come to you. That being said, I completely agree with David’s comments. In my area, most legal work is public commissions through a competitive juried process. This tends to give commissions to the established people and tends to be dogs and flowers. Can you recall your transitions into murals, where was your art at the time? What made your work stand out against the established elites? Thanks
I really do wonder how you transfer your sketches on walls!
Sometimes using a projector
@@nkusters ya agreed, i have a friend that does mural paintings, and his method is to draw, scan it to computer, print off on overhead projector sheets. Gotta be the easiest way, unless you're ultra talented to free hand like some artists.
You said you super-impose your art on the wall, do you use a school type overhead projector? If so, what kind? I want to paint something on my bedroom wall. Thanks
Maybe check this one out: ua-cam.com/video/jW-R5PLV0qA/v-deo.html
dope video and amazing art there man! u hit that kart suoernice :) Can I also ask who made that floor calligraffiti circles / calligrams on a very beginning of the video? thanx in advance. @iamrushdog
Artist named Leo Shallat
thank you :)
I’m an artist. How do you get commissioned work?
Can you list down those equipments
so cool, yea ut's more than therapeutic, It's like taking a drug for me,,
So wait..how do u paint your murals?
F ur style looks so clean kajsnxkjd
I really want to learn how to make Murals, I've never really painted with a brush or spray paint. I've never really been into art until now. Should I experiment with spray and brush to find out what I like? How should I start, thanks!
Before I go painting on walls, should I draw on paper in a book, what markers should i get for that?
Turqou learning both can be useful. I use both
Ten Hundred what's the best way to start with paints?
You can only paint as well as you can draw, so working on your drawing fundamentals first is probably best 🙂
I’ve always wanted to be an artist... turns out you need talent lol
You have talent! Go for it 💕
I see some Sock Puppet in there!
so when your invited to this you do it for recognition and not get paid yes?
So it’s open to the public
:)
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It's reminiscent of animations/drawings of Pachamama and assorted psychedelic shamanry
Vrh. :D
damn Dozer looks like Frenchie from The Boys TV show
Please translate bahasa Indonesia🥺🥺🥺
0:31 a what art? o:
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Come paint my basement
After an artist painted a mural honoring past veterans of wartimes on our VFW the town created a committee to stop the destruction of our traditional architecture with art. #midwest
Basically, graffiti started by Black youth, now copied
You gotta admit, it is an art form that has been further refined and reimagined from those humble beginnings. Innovation comes from different minds and hands, hence the strength of diversity.
@@alexariza876 further "REFINED" from "HUMBLE" beginnings?? WOW, not surprised you think ya'll made something that wasn't yours better.. SMDH
@@Brook-ct3kk I'm not trying to pick a fight with you, but how else would you describe it? Did it not come from humble beginnings? Teenage boys and girls tagging up high traffic areas to be seen by many. There was no artistic motivation behind it at first. Watch any interview featuring OG taggers and graffiti artists from the 70s and 80s and they will say so. The form has transcended that initial start. I stand by my statement that it has been refined. You're going to tell me that a 15 year old's crude spray painting of cartoon characters on the side of a train is superior to the work being developed by artists today? The craft HAS been refined. There is nothing wrong with saying that. It has gained legitimacy. AND most artists give credit where credit is due. They know they are part of a lineage in this form of image making. This art form came from inner city minorities - black, hispanic, etc. ,YES, but it has expanded beyond that to the rest of the world. Why would you be mad about that?
@@alexariza876 sum things don't need a discussion
@@Brook-ct3kk That's too bad you feel that way. Have a good day.
nice art but you didn't really teach anything.
What's your contact