Schwamm-, Wickel-, Stupf-, Gewolkttechnik
English translation: sponge painting, ragging, frottage, clouds
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| na +1 | sponging,ragging, faux finishing,color washing |
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| na +1 | sponge painting, ragging, frottage, clouds |
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| na | sponging, rag rolling, (sponging), ragging |
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sponging,ragging, faux finishing,color washing Explanation: Schwammtechnik- sponging/lazuring( or sponge technique) source; personal experience! have sponged several Waldorf school class rooms..) Stupftechnik. Als Grundlage der Stupftechnik dient ein Anstrich im gewünschten Grundton aus Dispersionsfarbe, auf den nach Trocknung ein zweiter Farbton ... www.huwald-malermeister.de/crativ.htm My suggestion: Faux finishing ( many hits) Wickeltechnik Eine ebenfalls sehr dekorative Technik ist die Wickeltechnik, auch Lappenrollen genannt. Man sieht sie noch häufig als Schmuckelernent in Treppenhäusern von Gebäuden, die kurz nach derJahrhundertwende entstanden sind. Im Sockelbereich eignet sich diese Technik besonders gut, da wegen der Farbigkeit und Kleinflächigkeit des Musters Verschmutzungen kaum sichtbar sind. www.bau-markt.de I would translate this as "ragging' Color washing is described at www.contractorlocate.com, where you will find a discussion of various other techniques. Happy painting! given above |
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32 mins peer agreement (net): +1
sponge painting, ragging, frottage, clouds Explanation: See some examples: Masters of the profession will guide you through the steps it takes to attain the necessary knowledge of faux painting using techniques such as sponge-blending, frottage, ragging, and distressing. You will create finishes such as Venetian plaster, marble, granite, stone, leather, parchment, layered wallpaper, old world Tuscany, Mediterranean, eggshell crackles, metallic wax, and exposed brick. You will also learn the technical aspects of successfully operating a faux finishing business. You will soon be turning the "infauxmation" learned in these faux finish courses from an illusive art into a reality. Professional results are within the capabilities of the amateur who is enthusiastic and willing to try. www.fauxfilleddreams.com/ I will answer all of your faux finishing, mural, Trompe l`oeil, and other decorative painting questions, including questions on surface preparation for such. Ragging, clouds, marbling,,,all types of decorative painting. I will also answer business questions concerning, pricing, selling, advertising, portfolios, and other aspects in the business of decorative painting. www.allexperts.com/getExpert.asp?Category=1461 This site includes pictures to illustrate the various wall finishes: Sponge Painting | Wash Finishing | Skip Troweling | Striping | Glazing | Ragging | Striated Glazing www.custom-paint.com/Samples/Sponge_Painting/sponge_paintin... HTH listed above |
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sponging, rag rolling, (sponging), ragging Explanation: Schwammgummi is sponge rubber Schwammtechnik: http://home.t-online.de/home/farben.voegele/Tipps_Tricks/Sch... (where technique is explained, a 'sponge' is used - see pic!) Another pic: http://www.erfurt.com/erfurt/de/verarbeitung/alte_techniken/... That's called 'sponging': http://www.benjaminmoore.com/a/a41.html#1 Wickeltechnik: http://home.t-online.de/home/farben.voegele/Tipps_Tricks/Wic... (see pic of roller with rag tied around it!) Wickeltechnik (but done w/out roller): http://www.bauscouts.com/link3/lasurtechnik/ That's called 'rag rolling and ragging off' (if using a roller): http://www.artsparx.com/ragroll_ac-pmethodr.html (see pic of roller with rags tied around it) - You apply a base coat with a roller, then do a negative effect by 'ragging off'. or simply 'ragging on/ragging off' if you do it manually: http://www.newlookdecorating.bc.ca/ragging.htm - You 'rag on' a base coat with one rag, then 'rag off' with another. Stupftechnik: http://www.bauscouts.com/link3/lasurtechnik/(description of technique in German with pics!) That seems to be similar to sponging since it uses a sponge. This is where I give up... gewolkt: http://www.wandmaltechnik.de/mkollframeset.htm Looks like a 'ragging' effect to me: http://www.benjaminmoore.com/a/a41.html#3 |
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