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False Graining Techniques

English

By (author): Beth Oberholtzer

False Graining Techniques introduces you to the unique craft of grain painting, the decorative technique of imitating wood grain on furniture, accessories and other objects. With this book, you can try your hand - literally - at making beautiful designs with such tools as corncobs, rubber combs, foam brushes and even your own fingers. The authors provide all of the information you need to get started, with handy tips on tools, materials and techniques. Six easy projects show how to transform plain surfaces into textured and stylised veneers. Step-by-step photos cover all the details necessary to achieve artistic painting effects. A colourful gallery of finished pieces will inspire you with expressive modern variations of this innovative technique. See more
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Product Details
  • Dimensions: 11 x 9mm
  • Publication Date: 01 Oct 2013
  • Publisher: Fox Chapel Publishing
  • Publication City/Country: United States
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781565237971

About Beth Oberholtzer

Beth Oberholtzer is a graphic designer illustrator and photographer from Lancaster Pa. The daughter of a Lancaster County farmer whose Mennonite ancestors crossed the Atlantic in 1727 Beth greatly admires Pennsylvania German handcrafts vintage textiles and works of art and utility made from repurposed materials. Although she has designed hundreds of books this is the second she has coauthored.

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