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Click
on photos
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Trompe
l'oeil (Tromp-loy)
Fr. Trompe, to deceive + le, the + oeil, eye.
A
painting technique that gives an illusion of photographic realism bringing
imagination and fantasy to full realization. A visual solution to architectural
limitations and providing thematic focus, balance and impact.
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Faux
Finishes (Fo)
Fr.
Faux,
artificial,
false.
General
term for a variety of painted effects such as rag rolling and sponging. Faux
Boix (Fo-Bwah) refers to painted wood graining. Faux stone may range from
rough, natural looking stone to highly polished marble.
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Distressing
and Antiquing
Creating
the unique characteristics of age and wear to walls, ceilings, floors, furniture,
fixtures and hardware, etc., using paint techniques and/or actual surface
treatments such as texturing.
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Murals
and Stenciling
Murals
can dramatically manipulate space or crown an artistic statement. Whether
realistic (Trompe l'oeil) or highly stylized, all require a high degree of
skill and vision. Stenciling is one of many other techniques employed to realize
a variety of effects.
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