How to Draw a Professional Looking Mural (Without Art Classes)
Select the image you want to replicate., Clear out a day or two on your schedule, to dedicate to painting. , Rent a projector ahead of time., Prep the room., Ensure you have the right kind of paint for your wall surface. , Think about how large you...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Select the image you want to replicate.
Create a digital version of it for use with a projector. -
Step 2: Clear out a day or two on your schedule
, Most rental companies require at least a few days' notice. , Lay protective covering over the carpet and any furniture that can't be moved during the painting process. ,, Some projectors are meant for smaller screens, and you may not have enough room to pull them back far enough to fill the entire space.
If that’s the case, rent a projector that can make your image significantly larger. , Use pencil so that you can erase any errors.
Outline as much or as little of the image that you want to use.
Dim the lights if necessary. , For the outline, use the smallest brush possible.
Then, paint in the rest of the image with your selected colors. , -
Step 3: to dedicate to painting.
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Step 4: Rent a projector ahead of time.
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Step 5: Prep the room.
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Step 6: Ensure you have the right kind of paint for your wall surface.
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Step 7: Think about how large you want the projected image to be.
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Step 8: When your rental projector arrives
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Step 9: set it up and begin sketching out your image.
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Step 10: Finally
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Step 11: go over your traced image with a permanent marker or a fine-tipped paint brush.
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Step 12: Stand back and admire your work!
Detailed Guide
Create a digital version of it for use with a projector.
, Most rental companies require at least a few days' notice. , Lay protective covering over the carpet and any furniture that can't be moved during the painting process. ,, Some projectors are meant for smaller screens, and you may not have enough room to pull them back far enough to fill the entire space.
If that’s the case, rent a projector that can make your image significantly larger. , Use pencil so that you can erase any errors.
Outline as much or as little of the image that you want to use.
Dim the lights if necessary. , For the outline, use the smallest brush possible.
Then, paint in the rest of the image with your selected colors. ,
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