entries sorted by the tag Faux Stone
Painted faux stone arch detail, Pittsburgh
posted on July 15, 2011 in Analog, Faux Finishes
and tagged Faux Finishes, Faux Painting, Faux Stone, Pittsburgh
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Faux painting details of stone “blocks”, properly befitting the main entrance of a historic home in Pittsburgh’s Point Breeze neighborhood.
More faux stone pictures from Pittsburgh painting
posted on March 11, 2011 in Analog, Faux Finishes
and tagged Faux Painting, Faux Stone, Pittsburgh
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East coast faux painting project continues with new pictures, painting faux stone block throughout an old home main entry and stairwell.
Pittsburgh faux stone painting progress 2/25/2011
posted on February 28, 2011 in Analog, Faux Finishes
and tagged Faux Painting, Faux Stone, Pittsburgh
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… all the natural light in the stairwell is heavily filtered. I’m happy to say that this finish is stubbornly bright and warm on cloudy grey days.
New pics: Faux stone painting in Pittsburgh
posted on February 14, 2011 in Analog, Faux Finishes
and tagged Faux Finish, Faux Stone
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After a long time of working only on the computer since arriving in Pittsburgh, I’m blessed with two great opportunities to paint again.
New Year faux finish painting project in Pittsburgh
posted on January 18, 2011 in Analog, Faux Finishes
and tagged Faux Painting, Faux Stone, Flickr, Pittsburgh
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Faux finish painting project in Pittsburgh starts with paint samples, using Flickr photo galleries cloud-style to share with out of town client.
Faux stone entry | main archway
posted on February 14, 2010 in Analog, Faux Finishes
and tagged archway, Faux Stone, San Diego
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This picture just captures the shady & stately interior feel in pleasant contrast to its splashy views of San Diego bay.
Faux stone entryway details continued
posted on February 13, 2010 in Analog, Faux Finishes
and tagged faux limestone, Faux Painting, Faux Stone
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Here’s a shot looking from the lower foyer the other way up the staircase archway. You can see the faux stone block pattern adapted to each stage of this carefully articulated entry.
Faux stone entry details | stair archway
posted on February 3, 2010 in Analog, Faux Finishes
and tagged Faux Finishes, faux limestone, Faux Stone
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Okay, birthday week and pagan midwinter are over, its officially the new year and back to work. Continuing on the faux limestone entryway documentation, this picture reveals some of the “inset” panel painting I did in the unusual plaster archways leading …
More faux stone painting in grand entry
posted on January 17, 2010 in Analog, Faux Finishes
and tagged Faux Painting, Faux Stone
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I always wanted to publish this picture because it gives a great sense of those overwhelming moments that happen on jobs where you wonder how you got this far into it, and then, when and where does it end? I …
Faux stone wall finish in grand entryway
posted on January 12, 2010 in Analog, Faux Finishes
and tagged Faux Finishes, Faux Painting, Faux Stone
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Keeping in mind that these walls are completely flat plaster, I think the perspective with the wall and painted faux stone block pattern coming at you on the left tells the story nicely….
Scenic painting | SeaWorld, San Diego
posted on December 2, 2009 in Analog, Scenic Painting
and tagged Faux Painting, Faux Stone, San Diego, SeaWorld
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This is a one day bit of faux stone painting fun on the SeaWorld installation in San Diego.
Faux stone wall finish details
posted on December 1, 2009 in Analog, Faux Finishes
and tagged Faux Finishes, Faux Stone
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I took a lot of these kinds of shots to show the level of detail and the interrelationship of the painted details with the real ones.
Scenic painting | SeaWorld San Diego
posted on November 30, 2009 in Analog, Scenic Painting
and tagged Faux Stone, San Diego, Scenic Painting, SeaWorld
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I worked as scenic artist on the set in LA studios, then led scenic painting touch-up & tie-in work at installation site in San Diego.
Faux stone wall finish
posted on November 29, 2009 in Analog, Faux Finishes
and tagged Faux Finishes, Faux Painting, Faux Stone
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This is one of my favorite pictures from one of my best faux painting projects in San Diego. The colors of this “limestone” finish were developed to be both neutral and yet warm up the entryway, lobby and staircases of …